30 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1960
Page
1
Hal Boyle muses on the social image of mothers-in-law, noting public jokes and cartoons cast them as bossy figures while acknowledging their complex roles. He cites Olivera Youd, Dwight D Eisenhower’s mother-in-law, and reflects on the paradox of respect and ridicule society assigns them.
A fishing boat remains missing as cutters recover debris to the southwest of San Francisco. Report identifies capsized eight-foot craft and possible crew, with officials pursuing positive identification and noting search conditions and weather in the area.
At the United Nations a correspondent reports a chaotic press room scene as world leaders and voices clash. The piece frames imperial collapse, colonialism’s end, and a tense mood of history in motion with vivid, if fragmented, impressions of the Assembly and reporters battling to capture meaning.
NEW YORK AP The city extends permission for the Soviet liner Raliten to stay at the East River pier for 19 days amid UN activities. The ship arrived August 1 with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and other Communist officials aboard for the United Nations session. Khrushchev reportedly plans to stay longer than originally intended.
In Pradoe England the theater manager posted a notice banning youngsters from back rows and allowing only adults or genuine courting couples to sit together. In El Centro California Barry Potter of Billings Montana requested six to eight bags of varied items including a large black rock roach for school work. At Pinewood Studios an actress quipped she got last year’s tan from a lamp and plans to try the sun next year.
In Lakeland Florida thirty six passengers escaped injury when a city bus stalled on railroad tracks as an approaching freight train neared. They jumped out and pushed the bus off the rails, driver George C Johnson said it was too close for comfort.
Mexican court grants bail to Princess Ira von Fürstenberg Hohenlohe and Brazilian companion Francisco Pignatari on adultery charges filed by her husband Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe. Each posted 30,000-peso bonds as the estranged couple fight over custody of two children and allegations of overseas lovers and a staged marriage for money.
President Tito of Yugoslavia plans to visit the Hyde Park grave of the late Franklin D. Roosevelt today or Saturday in New York.
CHICAGO. A 32 year old California judge accused of fraud faced FBI questioning after a search of her home. Identified as Virginia Gringes, she has been married at least 11 times to sailors and servicemen and received monthly government benefits. She was arrested while living with Donald F. Dehus at Great Lakes Naval Center.
Argentine authorities say the one-armed suspect Walter Flegel is not Martin Bormann, though uncertainty remains. Interpol fingerprints and background checks continue as officials publicly question the suspect’s past while relatives in Argentina and Germany claim ties to Walter Flegel.
Raleigh AP reports Hurricane Donna caused eight deaths in North Carolina and over 31 million dollars in damage this month. Gov Hodges cites 28.775 million in private property losses and 2.501 million in public property damage. He asked President Eisenhower for a 1 million federal disaster relief allocation.
Tokyo dispatch reports excerpts from a new Mao Zedong work set arguing war is inevitable and that compromise with imperialists is unacceptable. The volume to be released in Chinese bookstores on the 11th anniversary of Peiping's government, issued by New China News Agency.
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