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15 Aug 1961
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1961
Page
1
Statewide Weather Across California Briefing
statewide forecast shows fair conditions across most regions through Wednesday with coastal fog and possible thunderstorm in interior areas. temperatures vary from the mid 60s in San Francisco to the 90s in parts of the northern and inland valleys, with light to moderate northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
San
California
Mt Shana aBkitklyon
Rota Clara
Santa Rosa
Napa
Kita
Weather snapshot from many cities with varied conditions
The report lists city by city weather notes including clear skies at Albany Albuquerque Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Helena Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville Memphis Milwaukee St. Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Philadelphia Phoenix Portland Maine Portland Oregon Naples City Seattle Richmond St Louis Seattle and Tampa. Conditions range from clear to cloudy with rain in Phoenix and mixed interpretations in others.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Allmita
Las Vegas
Louisville
Memphis
Milwaukee
Tide Tables for Wednesday August 36
Tide table snippet lists high and low tides with times and sunrise sunset notes. Contains garbled text but indicates coastal observations for a specific Wednesday with tide intervals and related marine details.
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A.m. Gark Fievran
Police Seek Lead in Sex Holding Against Will
Houston police pursue a lead in a sex holding case after Mrs. Chon Bell Roderick 24 says a blond man abducted her and her 4 year old son Bobby on July 27. She described a cross state abduction ending with sedation and a motel stumble before the pair escaped. Detective Nix called the woman exhausted and said authorities are verifying missing person reports from San Mateo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Vex
UPI
Chon Bell Roderick
San Mateo
Texatory
Abel
Ernest ‘Roderick
Pail Nix
Ex-GIs Organize Guerrilla Unit in San Diego
About 30 ex servicemen in San Diego form a guerrilla group named the Loyal Mountain Men. They train in desert and coastal areas with survival kits and five meeting sites for families, aiming to offer services to Civil Defense and law agencies after five months.
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San Diego
API
Tae
U S Pays 3 Claims In Fatal Air Crash
The U S government agreed to settle three claims arising from a Fatal 1958 air crash that killed Sen John L McClellan son and three pilots. Gilbert Williams Williams estates received 69 500 and 435 000 respectively. The plaintiffs sought 3 2 million. The government argued McClellan was at fault.
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U.S. Pays
Victur Rock
Ark
U.S
John L. McClellan
James I. McClellan
Little Rock
Harold Ke Gilbert
Stuttgart
Ralph Willams
Wils
Jiam H. bin
Civil Arrogauticn Administration
County
Hai
McClellan
Gilbert
D. Smith Henley
Walliams
Williams
Goldwater says liberals mocked by socialism label
Senator Barry Goldwater told a county rally liberals are increasingly frustrated as conservatives tag them with socialism. He warned liberal programs push toward central government control and likened them to Communist socializing of society, saying Americans dislike being called socialists or linked to communism.
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Rockville
Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Ino
Russ Says U S Fears Trade Race
In Tokyo, an official warned that the United States fears a global trade race with the Soviet Union could lead to destruction. He urged focusing on peace, producing food clothing and housing for all, and avoiding weapons rivalry.
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Russ
U.S
Tokyo
Anastis Mikyan
Soviet Union
Japan
200 Racial Riders Set For Appeal Trials
Nearly 200 convicted Freedom Riders in Jackson Mississippi face appeal trials in Illinois County Court beginning Tuesday. Judge Russell Moore scheduled arguments for three more riders after 188 pleaded innocent to breach of peace charges. The protests followed refusals to obey police orders to move on during desegregation efforts in the state capital.
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Jackson
Miss
Duesday
Liinois
Russel Moore
Grangument
Boy 15 confesses to slaying girl at church school
In Santa Rosa AP report, Evan Ross, 15, walked into a police station and confessed to killing Edna Doreen Harels, 14, at her home in Graton. Authorities: six stab wounds with a butcher knife and head beating. Investigation ongoing. motive unclear. Oris Harris and Evan Ross are among those linked to the case. other details include juvenile custody and arraignment plans.
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Santa Rosa
Evan Ross
Edna Doreen Harels
Graton
Tod
Chuckles In The News From London And Dallas Contests
In the London Times Personal column a witty note cites a nonavaricious leading lady sought by a powerful man. In Dallas the Les Femmes du Monde contest named Moone Lisa as winner with close runners Venus te Silo Brigitte Barndat and Les Femmes des Mop.
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Upii
Totca
London Times
Dallas
Tex
UPI
Les Fommes du Monde
Dallas Council On World Affairs
Moone Lisa
E. T. Skinner
Lonnia W. Wilson
Brigitte Barndat
Navy Keeps Men Due To Be Released
The Navy will freeze 26,800 officers and enlisted men on active duty who would have left service. The extension applies to both regular and reserve personnel, affecting about 36 percent of those due to finish active service next month and up to 50 percent of officers and 30 percent of enlisted personnel leaving in subsequent months through next June.
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Washington
Navy
Ile
Mother In Passports Case Freed
GARLAND AP A eight year old woman said she sent bee inighters passports to a Boston army to keep them from galt in Paris to visit their father freed Tron jail Monday. Mrs Eileen Bourlas Henderson jailed Aug 1 for contempt of court when she refused to give up. The passports of her daughters Denise 15 Barbara Douglas 14 Alamida County Superior Court Judge 5 Victor Wagler who had ordered her jailed released her on attounds that no seful purpose would be sarved by keeping her in jail any longer. But the judge said she still still dee under fish for contempt of court until she produces the missing pass ports. He said It is too late to send the title to Parks Whig year anyway. Their father Mrs Hendersons former husband is William J Douglas a Paris ost enpath. Douglas filed papers Monday through an attorney for custody of the girls. They are to be krept in the county home for non delinquent children where they have been since their mother's imprisonment until custody hearings are held Judge Wigglid.
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Nike
Moore
Willian Kunstle
Maine
Naval Jpaper
Didge
Sunstler
Lial
Garland
Bee Inighters’ Paasporia
Boston
Galt
Paris
Tron
Eileen Bourlas Henderson
Denise
Barbara Douglas
Alamida County Superior Court
Victor Wagler
Parks Whig
Newburgh Welfare Work Plan Yields Mixed Results
Newburgh’s welfare program put an able bodied recipient to work at City Hall. He worked until after lunch then disappeared. Welfare Commissioner Petrilla said the man left relief, seeking employment on his own as a painter. Officials defend the mandatory city job rule as a curb on welfare abuse, while critics argue it harms the needy.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Newsburgh
Peter Petrilla
le Man
Petrillo
Hils
Heroic Dad Victim of Rail Crash
LIBERAL Kan AP Chase Eugene Pulkerson 23 Valley-Con LOS ANGELES AP rhetor Kan died in a rail crossing incident five days after becoming president of the local chapter of the National Association of Social Workers. His son Timmy survived after being rescued from a backyard well and revived by mouth-to-mouth resuscitation by his father, who later died.
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Kan
Chase Eugene Pulkerson
Valley-Con- Los Angeles
Minny Tuck
Tomouth
Watering Jletevision
More Service For Taxpayers
Internal Revenue Commissioner Caplin promises expanded help for taxpayers with a stronger emphasis on service. He spoke to the Tax Executives Institute noting better public information, outreach, and improved forms and procedures for about 95,800,000 taxpayers.
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San Francisco
Martimor M. Caplin
Caplin
Tax Executives Institute
Thie Pattion
Baby Dies Of Crash Injuries In Richmond Ad
One year old Johnson, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Van Johnson of Richmond, died Monday from injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Tuetoek.
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Mr. and
Mos
van Johnson
Richmond
Hear Tuetoek
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