Sympathy Letter Signed by Fremont Children to Kennedy
A fragmented 1960s style note shows 600 children signing a sympathy letter to President Kennedy. Originating in Fremont with names and incomplete lines, the letter requests Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy to offer condolences over a tragedy in Fremont. The document includes a Norman-like signature from Danny Santo and references to local youths, family mentions, and a weekly comic page.
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Atovain
Kennedy
Seer Watt Chidren
Keay
Chilldren
Fremont
Death by Own Action Ends Child's Life
A fragmented report notes a child’s death at home attributed to the caregiver’s actions. The piece references a man named Danny Tagach Switzer and unclear details about a pregnancy or infant death. The language is garbled, but the tragedy centers on alleged self-inflicted actions leading to a child’s death.
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Danny
SU Tagach
Switzer
Utah
Pt Vasthian
Publisher Field Divorced in Chicago Court
Marshall Field, publisher of two Chicago newspapers and heir to a store fortune, was divorced from his wife Naterine after a closed hearing before District Judge Grant L. Bowen. Field, 33, is son of the late Frederick Woulmutt of Joliet, Illinois, and heads Field Enterprises Inc., publishers of the Chicago Sun-Times and related outlets.
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Reno
New
APY
Marshall
Chicho
Naterine
Field
Frederick W. Woulmutt
Joliet, al
Field Enterprises, Inc
Chiago Sun-Times
Chicago Diary News
Milk Break Prayer To Be Stopped
Sacramento reports debate over schoolchildren saying a brief grace during daily milk break routines. Deputy County Counsel Fred G Williams questioned the practice, while Williams and the superintendent cite widespread classroom prayers. A 1933 attorney general opinion and recent bills are referenced in the push to end classroom prayer.
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Sacramento
API
Mary
Fred G. Willams
Tuossay
Williams
Andl
Supreme Coil
California Attorney General
Word A Day By Bach Absurd Rhyme From Adue Mirth
fragmented notice presents odd phrases about a kindergarten tied by San Juan Unified District and an adamant customer. it hints at a religious line and a forward prompt, but readable facts are sparse and unclear.
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San Juan
Probation Granted in Leandro Bank Embezzlement Case
In San Leandro a bank embezzler pleaded guilty and received two years probation after Judge Weigel accepted a plea. The defendant admitted misappropriating funds and promised to repay about $300, while the court noted the misdeed and set terms for supervised release and potential sentence adjustments.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Bank
San Francisco
U.S
Welgel Stapende
Fremont Hears Bond Plans At Tonight Meeting
Fremont council sets a 7 30 pm meeting at the Community Center to discuss a proposed 15.8 million capital improvement program. Top projects include 10 8 million for streets 4 9 million for parks and a 225 000 corporate yard site with a special election possible in October or early November.
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Fremont
Fromid Ible
Foday
Wilding
Howard L. Tease
Corporation
McCosker Wins Pact For Drain in Castro Valley
Castro Valley officials awarded McCosker Inc. of Berkeley a $192,001 contract for a flood control project. The job includes 217 feet of reinforced concrete box culvert and about 1,400 feet of concrete lined trench to divert a stream above Castro Valley Boulevard from Park Way to Northridge Avenue. A 1,800-foot chain link fence will restrict public access during construction, which is expected to finish by November.
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Castro Valley
RB. McCosker Inc
Berkeley
Castro Vall
Board of Supervises Tech Te
Jeseiey Countyengineers Inc
Castro Valley Boulevard
Park Way
Northridge Avenue
North Korean Premier backs total nuclear test ban proposal
TOKYO AP reports North Korean Premier King Ihan backs a total ban on nuclear tests following a radio report from Pyongyang aired in Tokyo. The broadcast states strong support for Chinese Premier Chou En Tai and Pei Hing's proposed ban, amid broader communist bloc rhetoric.
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Tokyo
King Ihan
Chou En Tai
Pei Hing
Pyongyang
Macy's Hi-Set fashion show links teens to prizes
Macy's Hi-Set hosts a back to school fashion show starring Cindy Carol from Gidget Goes to Rome. Members receive a Hi-Set Newsletter with fashion tips, invites to future shows, a Beauty Workshop, and a chance to win movie tickets to Gidget Goes to Rome.
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Cindy Carol
Macys
Cindy
Loa
Macy’s
Hie Council
Gidget
Rome
Macy's Hi-Set
Columbia Pictures
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