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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1960
Page
1
A satire on civic life and political patronage in New York. The column lampoons mayoral quips from taxpayers and interest groups, mock ceremonies, and the endless wait for votes and favors. It highlights bureaucratic pressures and the commute between public duties and private interests in city government.
In Los Angeles UPI reports during a second murder trial Sir Benward Finel a once famous musician testified in a threadbare suit describing romantic entanglements and past reconciliation. The defendant Finch 43 and his mistress 23 face charges tied to the July 18 death of Barbara Jean Finch with adultery perjury and narcotics possession cited in Nevada detours as the trial proceeds.
A unidentified woman in her thirties leapt from the span and died as rescuers and firefighters recovered her body after efforts to save her failed. No further details on motive or identity were provided in the report.
The Daily Review lists Hayward and Fremont offices with a reference to Vinton Rye Ray Mardo in Alameda County California. It mentions Hayward Office at F310 Elcin 11519 and San Leandro City details with Fremont Office and a date of 27.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lt Gov selection in Kennedy push with unclear details. Other fragments reference states, elections, and dates, but readable context is limited. The item reads as a political note with ambiguous names and places, lacking coherent event data.
Washington reports a long rising trend of conservative and Southern Democrat alliance in Congress. Rep. Allen, retiring at 61 after 24 years on the Rules Committee, predicts more conservatives will take key posts and influence party mergers as Republicans court Southern Democrats.
An informal Chicago Tribune seeding recounts President Truman recalling Khrushchev and a near collision with a Soviet Baltic operation. He speculates on wartime and UN tensions, noting mixed memories of meetings and the Atlantic situation. The interview touches defense duties and sea power.
Senator John F Kennedy gains Protestant support during a campaign visit as Baptists and Methodists publicly back his bid, signaling broad religious backing amid Catholic concerns.
Hurricane Donna devastates broad coastlines with 133 mph winds as it passes the Leeward Islands and tracks toward the Northeast. The death toll climbs to 135 with thousands evacuated and billions in damage. Florida designated a major disaster area. New York City and several states endure fierce winds, flooding, and widespread outages.
Nine states scheduled primaries this week shaping the presidential contest. Arizona, Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Utah, Vermont, Washington and Wisconsin vote with governor races in most states. Massachusetts features a Democratic Senate race and an open Republican governor nomination. In Minnesota, Humphrey and Freeman face rivals in a Democrat farmer-led ticket. New Hampshire eyes repeat 1950s governor battles. Utah eyes governor as Clyde seeks renomination. Arizona and Washington predict light vote for incumbents.
A mixed set of brief paragraphs covers Howard Nixon aiding Kennedy’s campaign for his son Richard Nixon, Oakdale nudist camp’s volleyball team praised, a Louisville dress buying trend linking outfits to liquor color, and a San Francisco incident where a hide dealer’s office was broken into with police searching for clues.
President Tito leaves Belgrade for New York to lead Yugoslav delegation at the United Nations General Assembly starting Sept. 20. He travels with Foreign Minister Koca Popovic, Deputy Secretary Léa Maes, and several foreign office experts.
SAN FRANCISCO AP A trio of youths faces armed robbery charges after terrorizing a San Francisco importer and his family. James Wilhne Lyons dr2 and two AWOL sailors Arthur J Tar Jiu 19 and Gilpert L Filliman were busted Monday after police pursued Lyons car and matched plates to robbery leads. Lyons allegedly confessed linking the others to the crime. The Wid One nickname was used to identify Lyons during the investigation.
A Yugoslav pair reportedly landed at a civilian airport seeking political asylum. The incident involved a Yugoslav military plane and prompted requests for asylum by the two individuals.
A statewide welfare conference in California explored sharply different approaches to aid for needy children under ANC. Attendees urged a joint study committee to reconcile policy, with proposals to curb abuse, tighten parental accountability, and shift funds from state to county administration while expanding penalties for fraud and increasing support for families.
In Fullerton California a private plane piloted by Floyd Sness veered into high voltage lines during approach to Fullerton Municipal Airport. He and two passengers, Donald Eversole and Helen Eversole, were killed. Mrs. Virginian Troxs witnessed the crash. Deputy Coroner Joseph Nesmith confirmed the fatalities and identified the victims.
New York AP reports humorist James Thurber, blind since childhood, appears in a 12 minute sketch from his Broadway comedy A Thurber Carnival at ANTA Theater. He plays himself exchanging letters with a publisher, describes why he waited to act, and notes audiences make him nervous.
A car carrying six high school students from a farming community crashed head on into a trailer truck in Ripley West Virginia. Driver James Scyoc 16 had held license only two months. The five girls identified by first names and ages 16 to 13 included Shar 16 Phyllis Miner 13 Lin da Si Hy Lyra Thompson 13 Judy Morris 13. The tragedy follows a Morlay night club meeting in the area.
In Havana, Fidel Castro's regime seized the CMQ network, Cuba's last independent radio TV group worth about 12 million dollars, expanding state control of media. Major Ernesto Guevara reportedly left his bank duties to direct anti rebel operations in central Cuba. Shipping sources note a Soviet freighter delivered arms to Cuba behind tight security.
At the International Atomic Energy Agency board opening in Vienna, former Soviet premier Molotov had a minor role seen as a downgrade after Khrushchev removed him from a high post in 1957. Vasily Yemelianov led the Soviet delegation. Molotov is alternate delegate.
Sir Winston and Lady Churchill celebrate their 12th wedding anniversary in Westerham Kent as a quiet family gathering marks another year of marriage with friends and neighbors noting the couple’s long union.
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