29 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1960
Page
1
In New York a string of Beatnik quips satirizes bohemia and money obsessions. Oswald, the landlord, and an array of misfit neighbors trade ironic barbs about conformity art and poverty, ending with a rueful note on a World Series ticket line.
Former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Twining told a New York dinner that the United States can now destroy Russia and China if attacked. He warned Communist leaders that a surprise strike would bring collapse to them and urged a decisive, costly, but reliable peace guarantee as the Cold War continues toward a clear winner and loser.
Los Angeles officials seek new authority to exterminate coyotes in foothill residential areas. The animal regulation department faces trapping limits as packs terrorize yards and threaten pets, with ducks rabbits and other small animals killed in hillside districts and residents disturbed nightly.
Los Angeles AP report details a federal program based plan to expand medical care for the aged. It would nearly double services while trading in state funds for a maximum of 18 million yearly from the federal government. The department seeks 15 dollars monthly fees for some services, plus free eyeglasses and dental care, with hospital and long term care expansions planned but costed as unfunded for local governments. The plan would extend to non welfare residents who cannot pay, pending legislative action.
Fragmentary OCR from a Daily Review page mentions spills and safety issues, names individuals, and several street and office references including 4 Charen, 4 VANTON AVE, and Harvard and Livernore offices. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete lines, preventing a coherent event description.
AP reports a strong protest from state and parish officials after a U S Civil Rights Commission hearing on voter discrimination in Louisiana. Officials criticized the hearing as publicity and questioned evidence of denial claims while the commission noted high white registration and barriers to Black voters. Witnesses described intimidation and segregated voting practices in several parishes, as registrars were invited to rebut, which local observers said could not be arranged on short notice.
In Havana Fidel Castro denounced the United States and vowed a legal showdown over the Guantanamo base while pledging revolutionary patrols and measures to counter perceived imperialism. He linked the base to potential intervention and warned of further actions to defend Cuban sovereignty amid bomb blasts near the presidential palace.
A 26 year old Wancy L. Arendt and 38 year old Clyde Long likely will spend their honeymoon in Pulaski County Jail where they first met, after an arrest in Little Rock Arkansas.
At a Okinawa base a pilot and a prisoner couple reportedly courted across a jail wall eight feet apart using the prison grapevine. They planned marriage next Tuesday after he bailed out during an incident under investigation.
Washington AP reports a midweek IRS strike against gambling dens across 35 cities in 22 states. Agents arrested 93 people and seized 12 automobiles and over $10,000 in cash as they targeted gambling operations doing up to $80,000 a week in business.
The wife of actor Jason Robards Jr. filed for divorce in New York naming Lauren Bacall. Robards seeks alimony and attorney’s fees and a divorce or separation. Rachel Robards, also an actress, appears as a party in the case.
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