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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1963
Page
13
Edwards Air Force base reports veteran test pilot Joseph A. Walker, aged 42, remains obsessed with speed. He aims to fly the X15 to higher altitude and faster speeds, while awaiting a new X15 prototype rebuilt after a crash. His family life, rugged temperament, and 18 years as a test pilot color his pursuit of the next milestone.
Visitors flock to the Madame Tussaud Wax Museum at Fisherman's Wharf as the new San Francisco attraction blends history and art with wax figures of Winston Churchill Abraham Lincoln Adolf Hitler and other famous leaders and icons. The exhibit includes scenes of historic events and famed film stars creating an immersive tourist experience for locals and visitors.
Northeastern Japan draws visitors beyond Tokyo with rail and air access to Fukushima Iizaka Spa Kamino yama Higashiyama and Mt Ryozen. Sendai offers cultural sights while nearby parks and mausoleums attract travelers as the region emerges as a premier northeastern destination.
The Star of India, once a famed Alaska Packers ship, was christened in Matsushima Bay and now sits in Matsushima Park San Diego. Restoration revived its decks and rigging, highlighting its 1901 purchase and long service across world routes before becoming a coast park exhibit.
A Chicago AP report highlights rising U.S. tourism to Australia as winter winds down. It notes Bulgarians and Germans once knew of the Crista ly effect, a high energy electromagnetic phenomenon linked to explosions, now used to detect nuclear tests. The piece profiles Dr Crista ly, his move to Evanston, and outlines Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne as key destinations with tours, beaches, and attractions.
An ad in the Berkshire Courier dictated by a Great Barrington classified column seeks a wife under 54 who can bake a tan ny cake, cook beef steak, wash and mend shirts and perform household chores. The peculiar notice was placed in the local column and results were recorded.
A Monterey Mexico orphanage bus carrying 31 youths aged 13 to 16 and a 19 year old driver broke down in Waterford Michigan. No one spoke English or Spanish among police. Spanish teacher Helen Perry acted as interpreter. The group, touring performers, were fed burgers and soft drinks and sent home after the breakdown.
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