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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1960
Page
1
New York AP humor piece surveys Romnarke dieting quirks with light taunts about weight, appetite, and strange remedies. Remarks mix wordplay and cultural references, spoofing diet fads and gentlemanly misdirections while poking fun at how people discuss pounds and posture.
A Brazilian proposal calls for a coordinated aid plan to assist developing nations, arguing for increased global development spending while contrasting industrialized countries' investment with disparities in poverty relief. The discussion, led by ministers and lawmakers, touches on world priorities and the need for economic balance.
A shaky tremor rattled Chile with reports of damage and aftershocks. Casual observers note effects near Santiago as authorities assess structural impacts and safety concerns.
Leo Koch assistant biology professor faced dismissal despite a faculty petition. A student newspaper letter from Koch suggested controversial sexual education ideas. President Henry called Koch’s public statement a breach of campus responsibility as over 200 faculty protested the dismissal.
SAM PRANCISEO reports Air Force development head Roscoe C. Wilson told the Air Force Association that the United States must boost military capability to deter peace threats. He warned that peace is less secure as relative power shifts and a stabilizing balance erodes amid a growing near future strategic volatility. About 4,000 attendees were at the convention as a policy statement on arms growth was unveiled.
Hong Kong dispatch reports Red China facing a severe drought and looming plagues as officials prepare for an early frost season. The People’s Party newspaper predicts heavy damage to crops and potential nationwide disruption from an early winter.
A fragmented report notes approval signals from Senegal and France toward a federation in West Africa. The French side and Senegal discuss recognition and potential integration steps, with mixed outcomes for the new Mal Federation and related regional ties.
Sacramento State College faces a temporary restraining order blocking a $13 parking fee and a proposed leasing plan for parking spaces. Judge Gekley will hear arguments from Linnell the philosophy instructor and state officials, with a decision set for September 30. Attorneys Donald Peters and state education and finance departments note the case hinges on legality of the lease substitute for the current fee.
An FBI probe was ordered into violent clashes at a United Steelworkers convention in Atlantic City. Claims by faction leader Donald Bavlek and opposing group head Richard Rarick describe a breakdown of democratic processes amid beatings near the hall. Secretary Mitchell urged enforcement of labor democracy rules as tensions flared and delegates clashed during sessions.
In Dallas Lt Neder broke the world escard with a 25 foot throw, prompting Presidio officials to promise a gold shot put. Col Brown presented Neder with a gold rush prize amid stunned officials and a painted regualtion shot put.
FBI released a report on the Coors kidnapping and murder involving Jaie Adolph Coors Jr. The note demanded a half million dollars, but no contact was made with the abductors. The investigation, begun February 9, followed leads toward Joseph Corbett Jr., a fugitive previously jailed for murder.
Sub Chief credited with saving a diver aboard the submarine Reditshy. The incident involved Marine demolition skindiver Cpl. D, FL Merwing from Ridgewood, New Jersey, who rose to the surface too quickly after working aboard the USS Cook, narrowly avoiding a fatal outcome.
UNITED NATIONS, N Y AP The UN avoids Congo confusion by calling the former Belgian Congo Congo Leopoldville and the former French Congo Brazzaville, using capital-city names to distinguish them. Pressure at hal l dein forces nitrogen into the bloodstream causing seizures and loss of consciousness. The nearest decompression chamber was 200 miles away at Hurtters Point Shipyard. Submarine Redfish responded to a call for help as Merwing, Candy, CH Laws, and others assisted. The Marine officer died late Wednesday night after efforts to save him.
In Toronto, the Women's Christian Temperance Gall union criticized a plan to provide canned beer to Canadian U N soldiers in the Congo. President Mrs. K E Hobson said troops need tea and water instead and questioned the plan announced for Tuesday night.
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