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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1964
Page
3
Article explains Earth's rotation causes coastlines on each continent to meet ocean bulges pulled by the moon. The effect resembles water sloshing in a bath as tides rise and fall toward normal levels.
Lyman Frain Sr., 80, rode from Times Square New York to the Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco in 86 days on a 12 speed French bicycle. He logged 3,244 miles, faced west winds, and said he aimed to go faster. He called the trip proof that an older man can still bike coast to coast, despite a clipped tire incident in Indiana. He favored orange juice and steaks during the journey and noted the Appalachian and Rockies offered the toughest climbs. His son Donald joined him at the bridge and officials greeted him on arrival.
In Elmont New York angry housewives led by Mrs Hope Fox blocked contractors plans to remove shade trees on Evans Avenue to widen the street. The crowd pressed their infants forward and forced a halt after brief skirmish with workmen. No comment.
Sani Sample, one of the last survivors of the Goshawa tribe, collapsed during an ancient dance at the Sierra community's Indian Day festival. About 1,000 spectators watched as he staggered to the edge of the block area and died likely from a heart condition after the event. Town officials were unavailable for comment.
Hollywood report says actress Joan Crawford was hospitalized Friday for the third time in two months with a recurrence of pneumonia. Cedars of Lebanon officials described her condition as good. Producer-director Robert Aldrich gave no decision on replacing her next to Bette Davis in Hush Sweet Charlotte, with production shutdowns costing about $300.
Tomorrow brings opportunities across signs with calls to act on hunches. Aries, Taurus, Gemini and other signs receive guidance on cooperation, meetings, sales, personal appearance, and mood. Readers are urged to plan, improve, be pleasant, and seek reliable help while enjoying social ties and vitality.
The article portrays Harry G. a 42 year old labeled as a malingering worry wart whose wife suspects illness. It argues his problems are psychological and sexual not organic, caused by fret and fear of losing affection. It explains such cases seek sympathy through illness and urges different approach with elderly relatives to avoid inward focus.
A mixed bridge column discusses proper play in a spade heart endgame, noting over-ruff dangers, discard timing, and saving partner efforts. It includes a Daily Question with a club bid suggestion and a brief ad for a bridge booklet.
Three Oakland youngsters aged 10 to 13 drowned on a fishing trip with their father in the San Joaquin River east of Tracy. The Fontenette children Katharine, David, and Michael were identified as missing after wading into the river’s deeper water during the outing. one body was found and tentatively identified. Authorities searched several locations as the brothers’ bodies continued to be sought.
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