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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
2
MOFFETT FIELD AP The United States Navy reports a successful foray against seagulls that had vagrant on the air strip. A spokesman said the flock has dwindled from thousands to about a hundred each morning after a morning distress call broadcast over a seagull sound track.
A Storyteller narrates the tale of Nog, a wicked bugaboo sent from Santa Land to Santa’s realm. Nog wrecks weather and mischief, prompting Queen Fairy and Santa to relocate him. The kids listen as the tale ends with anticipation of Nog’s next misadventure in Santa Land.
In Boston two youths allegedly rode an Eastern Air Lines flight from Logan to New York after a night at Fort Worth Fort Worth club. Senator Young and Fort Worth officials discuss possible Secret Service drinking by detail members. No agency comment yet on the reports or the incident.
Lt Gov Glenn Mfs Anderson pitched California's tax cut bill to a businessmen group in Sacramento. He urged them to write to Congress and gain Senate approval, claiming the measure would give every resident roughly 290 dollars a year to spend and create a continuing benefit.
Government sources say the FBI findings will state Lee Harvey Oswald acted without aid in Kennedy’s assassination. The document, nearly ready, goes to President Johnson this week and may become the basis for the Warren Commission’s inquiry, with details on rifle use, shot sequence, and lack of accomplices. Authorities note potential withholding of Jack Ruby material as the probe proceeds.
In North Branford Conn a town meeting deadlocked 45 to 58 on naming the new high school Life President Kennedy High School. Moderator Pasquale Young broke the tie by voting for John F Kennedy High School while opponents included parents who had ordered class rings and sweatshirts bearing North Branford High School.
Walter Bauer, 63, Jackson professor of clinical medicine at Harvard University, died Monday in Cambridge Massachusetts, according to AP.
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