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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1961

Page

1

Federal loan rules ease mortgage terms for mid range homes

The Federal Home Loan Bank board authorized broader mortgage and down payment terms for federal savings and loan associations. They may issue mortgages up to 26500 with a 10 percent down payment on the first 25,000 of value and 20 percent on any amount above that, for up to 23 years. For a 30000 house this implies a 3500 down payment, compared with previous rules. Towns may also finance construction, with the excess mortgage held back until completion.

Washington Feeralome Loan Bank Board Federal Savings and Loan Associations Federal

Reds Harass Labor Force in East Berlin

East Berlin authorities moved to burden residents who live in the East but work in the West by requiring payment of rent, electricity, gas and water bills in West German marks at a rate near five East marks per West mark, reflecting the currency disparity.

Berlin East Berlin Red East West Berlin Trainiug T Slich

Mom Seeks News After Jet Hijack Incident

Parents of Chester Romans, a 19 year old awaiting Air Force induction, search for word after their son was aboard a Continental Airlines jet hijack attempt. Reports say Chester was not harmed, though his papers were mishandled and he may have been among the 73 passengers en route to Lackland AFB.

Wwe Hayward Continental Airlines Leber Erwin Romans Melvare Ave Chester Lackland Air Force Base San Atlanto Tex Mm Yester Jay el Paso

Todays Prayer Our Father in heaven hear our prayer

A devotional plea asks for the Holy Spirit to bring light in hardship and see a path where no evil prevails. The prayer seeks guidance, comfort, and inner strength amid struggle, urging trust in divine plan and safety for the world and self.

Shortage Told In California State College Budget

Dr Buell Gallagher chancellor told trustees that the Finance Department proposal of 81 582 521 for 1962 63 would be about 2 million short of system needs due to enrollment and salary rises. Administrative officer Non Lieffer said a full review would be sent to the finance department and revised upward before adoption. Dale Wren met with the board and state college representatives at the meeting.

Buell Gallagher California State College System State Finance Department California State College Board San Jose Gallagher Non Lieffer College System State College Finance Department Liefer Dale Wren Hayward State College

Need For Air Hijack Laws Told Hearing

Senate hearings on airline hijacking demand swift passage of laws to make hijacking punishable by life imprisonment and to stiffen penalties for sky crimes. FAA chief Halaby cited threats from drunks, tools, and spies, as testimony followed Thursday’s Continental 707 hijack and hostage recapture in El Paso.

Washington Kennedy Najeeb E. Halaby Federal Aviation Administrator Leonard Gilman Gilman el Paso Cuba U.S Cmmore Fidel Castro Gilmat Halaby Castro Civil Aeronautics Board Air Line Pilots Association Flight Bagineers International Association FAA Prs Rim Tocel

Pilot Opposes Carrying Firearms On Planes

The pilot of an unnamed airline says arming crews would cause more problems. Byron D Richards of Redondo Beach argues armed crews might provoke violence and hurt someone. Federal aviation chief Na jeeb Halaby had earlier discussed arming crews.

Los Angeles Byron D. Richards Redondo Beach el Paro Najeeb Halaby Federal Aviation Ageniry

Moscow Note Reds Offer To Talk On Berlin Question

The Soviet government told the United States and other Western powers in a note that it was ready to negotiate a settlement of the Berlin question but warned against military threats.

Moscow United States Berlin Britain France West Germany Phomier Khrushchev East Germany Ier Parallet Rasta West Germany Alletterman Wester Protti Russia West Berlin Khrushchev Armintore Fanfani Tewy Nat Ian Firniness Wohuld Stern

Religious Cult Raided In Illinois

Federal and local authorities stormed the estate of John R. Harrell in Illinois, arresting Harrell and followers on desertion and related charges. The raid at the Mount Vernon styled estate occurred with no shots fired and involved FBI agents, police, and county officials amid past controversies surrounding Harrell's Christian Conservative church and anti-Communist school.

Louisville API FBI Aniafe John R. Turrell Hurrell Harrell George Washington Mount Vernon Nomia U.S. Senate Christian Conservative Church Tau Javille Fusal

Jurisdiction Decided Murder Trial Move to Contra Costa

Alameda County and Contra Costa County officials agreed to transfer the murder case of Joyce Mariel Lovett from Alameda to Contra Costa. Ronald K. Henderson, 38, is charged with the brutal slaying. investigation and arrest remain ongoing with Alameda officers praised for their work. The case will be presented to the Contra Costa Grand Jury for indictment before any preliminary hearing.

Ronald K. Henderson Joyce Mariel Lovett Alameda County Contra Costa Francis Dunn Ally Ittrank Coakley Conkle Dunn Taole Contra Costa County Grand Juice Tower Court Ala- Tacda County Lavell Sant Joso Aray Sundl Henderson

Soviet Claim US Ship Rammed Tanker Near Straits

A Soviet newspaper accuses an American vessel of deliberately ramming a Soviet tanker bound for Cuba with an oil shipment. It reports the incident occurred near the Straits of Giratiae as the US ship Jeanette Geen sailed at high speed in fog, violating sea rules.

London Cuba Tead Central Soviet ‘Trade Union Council Straits of Giratiae Russi Giyken Alan Avas Hamard Gecou Niles Tasy Naor Jeanette Geen

Senate approves huge peacetime military spending bill

The Senate passes a record 316.8 billion defense bill amid debate on civil defense funds and school aid. The measure, largest since wartime, funds Army Navy Marine and Air Force manpower growth, ships, tanks and weapons, with Republicans opposing amendments and calls to cut civil defense outlays.

Senate Dial Stephen M. Yount Ohio Army Navy Marine Damier Spots

Welfare Spending Drops in County Relief Funds

A county report shows relief expenditures fell from the year’s high to 2,708 as spring and summer employment rise. Aid to families, disabled, and elderly programs declined, while senior and general assistance saw reductions amid seasonal opportunities.

Mamoda Coma Wolffe Iertor Harold Kehow Wehoe

Embargo Talk Focuses on Berlin Pressure and Trade

The United States ruled out an immediate total embargo on the Communist bloc while signaling potential changes if Soviet attitude toward Berlin continues. State Department cited past trade levels with Russia and the bloc and warned relations could be revised, including economic ties, if pressures persist.

Washington UPI United States Berlin State Department Iow Soviet Union Europe Nnties Russia Ussr Fotal U.S Tie Bloc

Welfare policy criticized by San Leandro official

San Leandro Chamber of Commerce speakers attacked California's welfare board as creating fraud and immorality by liberal interpretations of aid rules. They warned that cash payments and benefits to mothers on the aid to needy children program could cost Alameda County up to 13 million dollars next year. The remarks highlighted perceived misuse and calls to tighten eligibility and enforcement, including parental absence rules and new attempts to curb illegitimacy and outside support in the program.

San Leandro Maeda County Istile Board Evan Jester Kai Tester Discriet Hee Childeen Thorne

Magazines For Guards Sought Along the Truce Line

United Nations Command appealed for donations of magazines for off duty South Korean soldiers along the Korean DMZ. The command said life for guards is lonely and reading material would provide entertainment and relaxation during off duty hours.

Winwt UPD United Nations Command Eneiny

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