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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1964
Page
2
CAPE KENNEDY FL A AP The Atlas Centaur launch schedule was postponed for a second time with simulations and unmanned tests planned for the coming week at Cape Kennedy Florida The sequence includes projects to test gliders unmanned Gemini flight and Titan launches with delays caused by rain and electrical issues.
In Philadelphia Mississippi Sheriff Lawrence Rainey alleges the FBI offered money and hinted at the gas chamber to obtain information on the civil rights triple murder. FBI disputes the assertion calling it ridiculous and would not comment on eyewitness claims. The case involves 21 men linked to the 1964 Chaney Schwerner and Goodman deaths and a Meridian hearing looms for federal grand jury action.
Washington AP report notes Dr. Glenn Seaborg, AEC chairman, saying public views scientists as humane rather than bunglers, boosting willingness to enter public service and shape policy on nuclear energy. The award remarks accompany Lathrop Parsons honors as Mariner 4 races toward Mars, ahead of Russia's Zond 2 in the interplanetary race. Canopus imagery aids tracking. propulsion lab crews optimistic about forthcoming Mars approach and future televised Mars views.
Union Meat Cutters to meet Sunday in Los Angeles to decide on a possible strike by 12,000 Southern California meat cutters amid stalled talks with supermarket employers. Regional talks also planned in San Diego County with wage offers cited and federal mediators stepping in to avert a work stoppage.
A U S labor official criticizes rising high school dropout rates as a threat to national destiny. He urges action to relieve the out-of-school gate crisis and calls for steps to keep youths in school.
Rear Admiral Cecil L. Andrews will leave Oakland December 30 to head the National Naval Medical Center at Bethesda, with Rear Admiral Harold J. Cokely taking over Oak Knoll Hospital. In Los Angeles, Under Secretary Henning urged urban reform and universal employment readiness, urging full compensatory education for disadvantaged youths and tax shifts to fund education and urban needs.
A suburban market in Carmichael burned early yesterday with $600,100 in damage. Fire officials said water hydrants were too few to fight the blaze effectively. Fire Chief Dan Donovan blamed the owners for failing to install hydrants, noting the store held about $30,000 in cash in the safe, likely destroyed.
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