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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1963
Page
3
Cape Canaveral officials report a five month delay in the Polaris submarine program following the Thresher tragedy. Modifications are being added to improve safety and prevent a recurrence of the April 10 sinking that claimed 329 lives. The Navy delays affect construction schedules and overhaul intervals across nuclear submarines.
A 24 year old unemployed man in San Francisco killed himself after a confrontation with police and accusations of his wife’s infidelity. Officers chased Donald Galloway after a pickup escape and he fired at them before dying by a gunshot. A nurse who visited later reported Galloway held her captive several hours and claimed his wife was unfaithful and raped. The incident occurred amid a chaotic report with unrelated naval and military notes interwoven in the same piece.
An incident involving Robert J. White at a car demonstration is described with confusion. A broken egg, a telephone call, and a tense moment are noted as White faced police and attempted to explain the event.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a maritime incident near Cape Cod where a pipe failure affected the water system and engine rooms. The text is garbled, with references to Mo nist and Miresher, and mentions ongoing search and recovery efforts off 22 miles from the coast.
AP reports the Duke of Argyll secretly wed an American-born Mrs. Moathilly Casdor Alachnwr eight weeks ago, his fourth wife. The duke, previously married thrice, separated from his third wife for adultery. The couple resides in Degareville near Paris, planning visits to Boon before returning to Britain. Mrs Mortimer, raised in Paris, was formerly engaged to Prof. Chemiens Heller of Paris University.
Charles T Fisher a GM vice president and head of Fisher Body died in Harper Hospital after a long illness. The Ohio born industrialist steered the carriage maker into the auto body era and helped build a fortune with brothers William Edward and Alfred. The family funded charities including Providence Hospital annex and the Sarah Fisher Home for Orphaned Children.
Ocean City New Jersey enforces Sunday closing laws with a private detective agency hired to assist city efforts. Mayor B Thomas Waldman announced the move, noting local detectives are too well known by amusements and shoppers to probe violators. The community has upheld Sunday closing since its founding by a Methodist camp meeting in 18%.
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