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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1963
Page
16
Australian slang compares to American talk through colorful terms and nicknames. The piece recalls two pop culture moments fueling interest in Australia’s dialect and lists numerous examples like Apples-Ok, Goolo-Coal, and Dinkum. It notes regional nicknames and quirky phrases used in daily speech.
An in depth portrait of Robert S. McNamara, Secretary of Defense, as he reflects on his two years in Washington. The piece notes his 13 hour days at the Pentagon, his calm yet intense leadership style, and how he handles pressure, policy debates, and public scrutiny. It cites his shift from cost and contract battles to broader strategic concerns and his view on democracy and national security.
The AP reports rising unemployment and inflation in South Korea as economic shocks mount under Park’s military government. Doubts about US aid persist while domestic policy proposals waver, fueling fear of a deepening crisis and slowed investment. The text notes 2.5 million unemployed and a currency reform disaster that halted business activity.
A historical non responsible notice dated April 4 1963 and signed by Richard J Lobinson states he will not be responsible for debts or commitments made by others after that date. A second similar notice dated April 6 1963 is signed by Tommy Johnson and includes an address in California.
Obituaries from San Leandro report the death of Theresa Carney at a local hospital. Mass and services are scheduled at Assumption Church in San Leandro with interment at Moly Sepurchce Cemetery in Hayward. Also noted are funeral services for Jane Gladding of Hayward, with burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno, and profiles of surviving family members.
Funeral services for William Lucock 29 killed accidentally in Norfolk Wit on Feb 48 will be at the Chapel of the Valley 20359 Lake Chabot Road Castro Valley at 1 30 p m Tuesday. He was a United States Navy member son of Mrs Coessee Sorenson 1060 Gilbert Castro Valley a San Leandro High School graduate and six year navy veteran. He leaves his mother a brother John Lucock Oakland and three sisters Mrs Dorothy Draeger Oakland Mrs Virginia Christianson Castro Valley and Mrs Eleanor Himelock Antioch. Burial will be Evergreen Cemetery Oakland.
Kalimpong, India, once a bustling Tibetan trade hub and spying crossroads during the March 1939 revolt, now shrinks in importance as mule caravans halt at three Himalayan passes. The town struggles with vanished trade, dwindling guides, and a sickly local economy amid shifting political loyalties and dwindling travelers.
A fragment on eastern Tibet describes Lhasa’s revival after the 1950s crackdown, with Chinese restrictions, espionage rumors, and a drastic local business decline in Kalimpong. It notes a shift in trade policy, closures at 40 percent of Kalimpong shops, and wartime inflation of border controls reduced cross border activity.
AP reports Italians vote in general parliamentary election on April 28 with about 23 percent backing communism. The piece notes reasons for support, church influence, and Communist strategies, citing Pal Tugliatti and Moscow links while mentioning Catholic Church resistance and a large Red vote share from prior elections. It also lists obituaries and community notices amid the political piece.
Fragmentary classified index item listing various real estate categories and rental sections. Includes mentions of commercial real estate, property for sale or trade, out of town listings, safety farms and ranches, and rental housing categories such as furnished and unfurnished homes and apartments.
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