15 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1960
Page
1
New York AP piece recalls a largely quiet summer amid global tension and political storms. The author lists personal blessings in Manhattan including mild heat, a growing daughter, and light household casualties from mosquitoes and one bee sting, framing a memorable season by small comforts over world headlines.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Daily Review notice from Hayward California with references to county locations and office lines. It mentions Leandro and Sycamore areas, plus addresses and circulation notes but unreadable specifics.
Fragmented report describes a jail case involving Green in a federal camp at Greenville. It claims Greenclait or Green faced eight years for breaking postal office windows and mentions investigation aid, drunkenness, and a misheard exchange with authorities.
Rockefeller pressed foreign policy critique while touring California. He spoke in Berkeley and Richmond and appeared in Los Angeles Long Beach San Francisco and Sacramento. He attacked Nixon on civil rights and touted Lodge as the foreign policy choice, claiming the Lodge ticket offers stability amid international issues.
Seoul appoints Dr Chan Ming Shen as Korea's ambassador to the United Nations. Liem, 60, succeeds the resigned Ten C Tam after April regulations tied to President Syrgman Rhee. Shen has been a political science professor at Princeton and Pennsylvania State University and taught at several colleges.
In Jacksonville, 18 year old Jimmy Allen Green sold a stolen car to an innocent buyer who traded it back at a safe used car lot. Green was promptly arrested. Bath England faces a water shortage according to local officials. A London jeweler offers insurance rewards after a burglary. A London food distributor advertises its product as the “fines food you ever thaw.”
Sen. Lynton Johnson, campaigning in Arizona for four electoral votes, condemned Republicans as the heart of do nothingism. He spoke before a Phoenix rally of about 2,000 and at a Phoenix Press Club event, accusing Republicans of hypocrisy over federal reclamation projects and urging support for his ticket.
Senator John Kennedy attacked the Eisenhower administration in a New Jersey stop at Paramus Bergen Mall, warning that Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Castro threaten world peace. He urged rebuilding U S military strength and challenged Nixon on defense, citing diplomatic setbacks and a need for stronger U S leadership. Kennedy highlighted global upheaval and urged Democrats to rally behind the Democratic ticket with Johnson.
Four passengers died and others were injured when a train overturned in North Sumatra. The Medan report notes the incident occurred today, with authorities investigating the crash.
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