27 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1960
Page
1
World events mix with sports and humor as Hal Boyle offers wry takes on UN talks and political theater. Khrushchev as orator, Castro in Cuba, and Yankee baseball optimism collide in a brisk column with sharp satirical lines.
Boy recovered by mother after escape from custody. Court records show a partial guilty verdict for public intoxication. Judge Heverly Boushe set fines totaling 24 dollars with possible 30 dollar maximum in prison conditions.
Emily Post, famed author of The Blue Book of Social Usage, died at 86 in her Manhattan home after a long illness. Her writings, beginning in 1922, defined manners for generations, with World War II GIs buying the book to improve conduct and officers.
The case of Michael Gadula was continued for a week in Superior Court at Fairfield after the district attorney filed an announced complaint to include a Florida probation report. Police caught Colila, 80, faking funds from a Benleit clothing store. Gadula pleaded guilty to charges tied to stealing money to fund a prison camp sentence.
Mrs. Frank F. Schnuelle of Giruct's wife from Crab Orchard Nebraska won the $25,000 top prize in the national recipe and baking contest. Her dill sauce bread baked in a casserole was praised as an ideal outdoor dish for barbecues and patio parties. The event drew 400 contestants and 18 judges including professional home economists. Grand prize was $5,000 awarded to Frances M. Rock of East Detroit Michigan for a chocolate marble cake. First prize in senior division went to Vera E. Massie of Springfield Ohio for a no bake cheesecake. top junior went to Karan L. Sprongle, 12, of Pomona California for a Polynesian tuna bake. The winning recipe used a dill flavored cottage cheese bread packet with yeast and seasonings.
In a deadly sequence near MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa Bay, a large jet bomber and two rescue helicopters crashed after contacting the water. Six airmen were rescued. two Coast Guard helicopters and a civilian cruiser aided survivors. Mechanical problems and engine troubles hindered rescue efforts.
Berlin reports Western reprisal against East Germany is aimed at harming travel and public life. German authorities warn Moscow and East Berlin respond with measures to limit outbound movement while Western publics question propaganda and cultural bans. The piece notes travel restrictions impede Germans seeking Geneva and Rome, with protests in West Berlin and ridicule from East German authorities. The tone reflects Cold War friction and cross-advocacy over cultural and travel controls.
The Daily Review published in Hayward California notes its publication details and circulation offices. It lists editorial and advertising staff roles and indicates multiple office locations including Hayward Alameda County and surrounding areas.
Dispatches from VIENTIAN and CAL describe paratroop units operating in Sav maakhet and surrounding provinces. Forces of Hali Somvinna and allied units pursue border incursions, aiming to disrupt enemy positions and secure key river crossings along Meking River. Reports note attacks on Chaiasina and concern over potential escalation and casualties.
In a court action described as a cross suit, Mr and Mrs Forrester reached a temporary alimony arrangement. Judge Halph Charr of Fallen Superior Court granted Mrs Forrester support ahead of the August hearing, amid earlier contentions over divorce and property.
In Memphis, Robertson C. Craig asked for mercy with a half guilty plea amid halved fines. Judge Beverly Bourka responded with a half fine of 25 dollars instead of 50, as the defendant claimed he was only half drunk and the judge approved.
A Tracy tomato grower plans to appeal to the state and federal labor departments after the farm’s workers were refused engagements. State officials say a strike could follow if the ranch cannot secure domestic help, while Cochran’s growers defend the decision and cite a recent court ruling allowing pickets at the ranch.
Six radar technicians at Lockport Air Force Base, previously exposed to a high-energy tube accident, have been hospitalized for 16 days to a week but returned to work in roles with no further radiation exposure. Three received critical doses, while ongoing effects include heat and cold sensitivity and drowsiness.
A unanimous student panel from Princeton University’s American Whig-Ciliosophic Society judged Senator John F Kennedy a better debater than Vice President Richard M Nixon in their televised candidate forum. Panelists Howard G Pontius Donald K Emerson and Jonathan Day served as judges.
Reno police picked up Stephen H Muller from Washington on a tip related to the murder of Paul G Allison a Santa Rosa manufacturer and Camper coach maker. Authorities say the suspect resembled the description of Walter Walker and was in a 1953 Cadillac linked to the case. Investigators will question Muller as part of the probe into Allison’s brutal beating and stabbing found beside a Reno camping trailer.
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