Almanac Notes and Historical Milestones for 1999
The entry lists a calendar note for Saturday Dvc.5 1999 and marks historical events: Phi Beta Delta founded at College of William and Mary in 1743, Martin Van Buren born in 1782, John Quincy Adams seated in Congress in 1831, a 1876 theater fire in Brooklyn killing 289, Utah ratifying the 21st Amendment in 1933, plus a quotation from Charles Fletcher Dole about the golden rule.
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Aenerien
College of William
Amt
Mary
Martin van Buren
United States
John Quincy Adams
House of Representatives
Brookelyn
Legion Chief Ousts 40 and 8 for Whites-Only Rule
The American Legion expelled its 40 and 8 affiliate in Indianapolis after a whites-only clause barred non white veterans. Legion Commander McKneally cited illegality in leadership rules and ended the 3 year association, ordering discontinuation of the American Legion branding. Hobbie of Liberal, Kansas refused further comment until a letter is received. The move follows a Minnesota convention resolution urging a review of discrimination in the affiliate.
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Indianapolis
Thd
APD
American Legion
Natignal’ Legion
Martin
Meltneally
John Hobbie
Kan
McKneally
United International
Topeka
Legion Convention
Minnea
Tolls
Ecipse
Statewide Weather Forecast Through Sunday
The forecast covers Northern and Central California with continued fair conditions through Sunday. Sacramento Valley and Santa Clara Valley see cooler nights with low 29 to 37 and 32 to 42, highs 66 to 73 and 65 to 72. Winds mainly 5 to 15 mph, with coastal areas and Monterey Bay showing light to variable winds and warmer northern ranges.
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Northern
Central California
Calder Sacramento Valley
Northern Mountain
San Francisco Bay Area
Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou Area
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
Santa Clara Valley
San Joaquin
Salinas
Livermoore
Monterey Bay
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Santa Claus narcotics squad tale skims Harlem
AP reports a playlike Santa Claus narcotics sting in Harlem led by detective Edward Egan with helpers Richard Pardo and Salvatore Grosso. Kathleen Johnson, 27, dropped 10 heroin envelopes during the ruse. Fred Cotton, 35, in women's clothes, was arrested with heroin. Several suspects linked to drug possession and intent to sell.
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New York
Santa
Harlem
Rudolph
Santa Claus
Narcotics’ Squad
Edward Egan
Richard Pardo
Salvatore Grosso
Pardo
Grossol
Kathleen Johnson
Grosso
Santa Claus Egan
Santy
Egan
Fred
San Diego
Pardy
Miss Johnson
Ens
Albert Joe Hickman
Sioux City
Iowa
Dettenrieder Joins State Hospital Advisory Board
Rudolph K. Dettenrieder of Layward City Councilman is appointed by Gov. Brown to the State Hospital Advisory Board. He also serves on the St. Rose Hospital Civic Advisory Board and the Bay Area Hospital Council. Witnesses describe a plane skimming near a school as a child-watching warning, with a rescue-style maneuver clearing the playground.
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Rudolph K. Dettenrieder
Iw. Tennyson
State Hospital Advisory Board
Edmund
Brown. Pettenvieder
Berkeley
St. Rose Hospital
Bay Area Hospital Council
Baby elephant uses elevators in Christmas display
ILFORD England A baby elephant billed as a Christmas attraction walked up 120 steps but could not fit the escalators so rode the elevators instead. In Lexington Virginia a faculty handball team was banned from intramural play after last year’s fraternity dominance. In Singapore residents can dial 2 to hear the national anthem Majulah Singapore. In Pulaski Virginia Claude Ratcliffe reported four cases of roman candles stolen and was arrested for violating the town fireworks ordinance.
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Ilford
England
Vpi
Pulaski, Va
UPI
Claude Ratcliffe
Group Raps School Dist Unifications in California
SAN FRANCISCO AP The California Small School Districts Assn attacked the state plan to unify districts saying it would end local control and threaten 1,200 of California’s 1,716 districts as independent entities. President Carlyle Benson of Angwin warned the plan harms small schools while rival groups defend unification and county officials prepare master plans by Sept 15, 1960.
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SAN Francisco
California Small School Districts Assn
Association
Carlyle T. Benson
Angwin
Benson
Napa County
Louisiana Ballot Today Sees 11 Candidates for Governor
New Orleans voters head to the polls today for a Democratic primary selecting a governor and other state officials. Eleven candidates enter, led by mayor deLesseps Morrison and former Gov. Jimmie Davis, both pledging cleaner leadership amid fallout from the Long era and a slate including James A. Noe, William Rainach, and William J. Dodd.
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New Orleans
deLesseps' Morrison
Jimmie Davis
Morrison
Davis
James A. Nov
William Rainach
Louisiana
William J. Dodd
Moon may be buried under vast lunar dust layer
Astronomers hypothesize the moon is covered by dust up to two thirds of a mile deep, suggesting a substantial regolith layer influencing surface studies and future exploration plans.
Daily Review publication details and offices
The Daily Review is listed as second class matter at Hayward California with subscriptions at 10 cents a month or $1.56 annually. It lists multiple local offices including Hayward Winson Ave San Leandro City Hall and Fremont addressing communications to Ug. 8 Winton Ave Hayward Alameda County California and provides various phone numbers and office locations.
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Enterea ‘St
Hayward
California
Winson Ave
Alameda County
Calif
San, Leandro
n.San Leandro City Hall
Lockhaven
Fremont
Pueblo Indians Raise Turkeys for Feathers Ceremony
The Pueblo Indians of the American Southwest raised turkeys to obtain feathers used in religious ceremonies, reflecting a traditional practice tied to ceremonial adornment and spiritual life.
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American Southwest
Brazil Stamps Out Revolt by Military Band
A military revolt in Brazil ended when air force officers seized five planes and fled toward the jungle. Government forces retook Aragaracas airstrip as Maj Heber Teixeira Pinto and accomplices were reported to have fled to Argentina aboard a confiscated aircraft. Senator Remy Archer was among hostages. most passengers escaped. Kubitschek declared the incident closed and pledged pardons for some officers.
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RO DE Janiero
Brazil
Kubitschek
Air Force
Aiida
Argentina
Kubutgchek
Aragaraca’s
Here
Heber Teixera Pinto
Buenos Aires
Pinair Do Brasil
Rio
Belem
Charles Herb
Remy Archer
Archer
Teixera Pinto
Aragaracas
Brown Fires Blast at 2 Top GOPers
In Cambridge, Gov. Brown attacks two leading Republicans, Nixon and Rockefeller, saying neither can guide the United States toward a needed new direction. He urges a re-examination of U.S. society and a fresh national momentum to counter Soviet influence.
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Cambridge
Micap
Brown
United States
Harvard University
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
U.S
Soviet Union
Cancer Study Report Sparks Cigarette-Fueled Debate
In Dallas a clash arose between medical and tobacco interests over a VA hospital study of 17,597 lung tissue samples from 492 men who died. The Tobacco Research Committee cited findings linking smoking to lung cancer with 63 deaths, while Dr. O Auerbach challenged the conclusion noting many smoked and that tissue changes suggest cancer development rather than a definitive cause.
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Dallas
Tex
Seertetsa
Tobacco, Research Committee
Osear Auerbach
Veterans Administration Hospital
Enet- Orange
AMA
Death notices for Jacobsens and Jurado from Oakland area
Anha Camnerute Jacobsen of Hayward died December 5 at age 100, mother of Helen C. and Olga F. Dacubseri. Funeral set for Garden Chapel Pratt-Fliet Mortuary Hayward with Rev. Paul Hiedes officiating. Yolanda Jurado of Oakland died December 4 at 1782 Carpentier Street San Leandro, daughter of Yolanda and Salvador Jurado. Burial private. Funeral details at Borba-Maclaren East Lawn Chapel Washington Ave San Leandro.
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Jacobsen
Anha Camnerute
Hayward
Helen C
Olga F. Dacubseri
Medalden
Penmars
Pratt-Fliet
Paul Hiedes
First Presbyterian Church
Urado
Yolanda Susinng
Oakland
Carpentier St. San Leandra
Yolanda
Salvador Jurado
Desis C
Josephine Benavides
Messea
Borba-N Maclarien
Marbary
Lawn Chapel
Washington Ave
San Leandro
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