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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
1
A BOAC SOAC 77 jetliner wheel collapsed on landing at San Francisco Airport. The plane with 61 aboard halted on the runway disrupting traffic. 40 passengers and crew reported injuries as emergency exits were used and diversions occurred.
Eastern Air Lines DC-8 from Charlotte crashes near Edlewith Airport in fog, 2 dead and 6 survivors reported as investigators probe instrument landing systems and air traffic control delays. Chicago incident involves Nazi hecklers at a hotel. no direct link to the crash.
HOLLYWOOD AP Charles Laughton seriously ill with cancer of the spine leaves Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a stay since July He is returning home with his wife Elsa Lanchester no reason for discharge given but the actor wished to go home final.
The General Assembly unanimously elected U Thant to a four-year term as United Nations secretary general in a historic vote reported yesterday. The brief item notes the decision was reached in a plenary session and directs readers to page 2 for the full story.
India civilian administrators to take cover on territory vacated by Red Chinese troops, with a government spokesman saying India not sure if Communist forces have begun retreat along the Himalayan border.
Sacramento AP reports that California personal income rose to a new peak in the third quarter of 1962. The State Department of Finance notes a $768 million jump from the second quarter, with annualized income projected around $54.52 billion.
A State College board meeting in San Mateo discussed capital outlay funding for a library administration skyscraper and related facilities to advance construction at the campus. The department noted wage gains and increased output in manufacturing and government sectors, with plans for a library administration building to be funded by state and federal sources.
Veteran officer James Balentine claims to withdraw support as trustees face removal and a push to reassemble committees amid a broad reform. Officials debate spending on capital projects and school facilities while strife over leadership and investigative conduct intensifies.
A Sunday calendar lists orchestral and choral events across the region including a church organ recital in Hayward, a university concert in Berkeley, a Canyon Country program, an Oakland museum exhibit, a Morrison Planetarium show, a Tritner Memorial Concert at Holy Names College in Oakland, and a World Peoples photo exhibit at the Lawle Museum of Anthropology.
Fragmentary prayer text seeking divine guidance for life and humanity. Mentions the creator, all races and peoples, and a plea for sympathy and truth. Contains garbled lines and incomplete phrases, reflecting OCR-derived damage.
Voters ask what unified districts mean and cost as three districts form to replace Wayward Union High School District and eight elementary districts. A series of stories begins tomorrow in The Daily Review to explain the plan and its effects on teaching and administration.
Weather report notes parts of Alameda County receive light rainfall while most areas head toward a dry weekend. Officials at Oakland and nearby stations report minimal accumulation as the forecast calls for fair conditions to persist through the rest of the weekend.
Skalingham Shirioo launches a zoneal Christmas tale about animals in The Daily Review and will continue Monday through Friday until Christina. The Christmas tale was written by TLuerece Reale.
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