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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
13
Berkeley researchers describe Baltic amber as a rich tomb of ancient insects. Findings show resin trapped and preserved minute details including bristles and hairs, enabling comparison of past insect life with present species. Amber beads have long been used in jewelry and as protective talismans.
The report notes large job losses tied to base closures under a Pentagon order. Defense officials say about 80 U.S. bases and 15 overseas facilities may be shut down to save costs, with civilian hires affected while some positions are filled by military personnel. The piece compares the event to ecological shifts, citing uncertain long term effects.
Washington AP The Office of Education reports a 10 percent rise in college enrollments over the past year with a total of 5,320,294 students this fall. The increase is linked to postwar babies reaching college age and is expected to continue. First time students pursuing degrees rose 17 percent this fall to 1,234,808. Over 12 years the annual increase averages about 7 percent.
A list of forthcoming marriages from South County includes APMAN and DUTCHLER. Roger Elliott Lipman, 21, Castro, Val sey, and Cheryll Lynn Dutch, Jer, 20, Hayward. BRITT and CANOLES. William Paul Britt, 22, Castro Valley, and Roberta Victoria Canoleés, 19, San Leandro. Other pairs include Patten and Lanfri. Schreier and Dodge. Bourasa and Regas. Sanos and Mayberry. Loerdecker and Lowther. Sena and Sena. Muniz. Lamarre. Cisneros and Moisa. Gonzales and Wallace. Bolles and Di Stanislao. Voland and Walker. Each couple lists ages, hometowns, and mailing addresses.
President Johnson called for public backing of Radio Free Europe as a voice of truth and freedom for Eastern Europe. He hosted a White House luncheon for RFE officials, noting the people and some rulers crave steadier relations with the West, with the effort privately financed and supported by public contributions.
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