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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1964
Page
3
A car struck a mother and her five children on Warren Avenue in White Plains. Four children Emanuel 6 Cheryl Ann 6 Monica Denise 4 and Elizabeth 3 died. Eloise 9 and Millie Merriweather 23 were hospitalized in fair condition. Driver Raymond Jones 23 was not held.
FBI arrested 67 year old Gilbert H Hagerman of New Carlisle Ohio after a monthlong probe into gunfire hitting five aircraft near Wright Patterson Air Force Base. The suspect, tied to sensitive government work, allegedly fired at three planes between November 3 and November 24. His farm lies near the flight path to the base north of Dayton.
Buffalo police arrested Peggy Jo John t and Robert C Pilz after they hired two detectives to stage a murder plot against John t's husband Paul E. The couple allegedly sought life insurance and assets totaling about 25 000 to 50 000. Detectives received payment and planned to collect the remaining funds after the staged killing. The plot was to occur Friday night, with arrests made early Saturday.
Kansas City AP report: Sigma Delta Chi adopts at its annual convention a resolution urging members to resist and expose attacks on the press by extremist groups. It advocates parallel coverage rebuttals, specific bills of particulars against accusations, inquiries into attacks, and public speaking on press freedom. It also calls Berkeley to restore journalism as a major, supports repealing equal time rules, condemns FCC inquiries into broadcast contracts, and urges open meetings and records laws nationwide.
Clinton Sumrall, 36, a San Jose plumber, was held to answer a murder charge in Superior Court in Ventura. He is accused of shooting Marvin W. Clark, 46, of Austin, Minn., in a Ventura bar on November 10. Sumrall has remained jailed since his Nov. 11 surrender ahead of a preliminary hearing Friday.
In a Bissau communique the army information services report ten Portuguese soldiers killed in action in Portuguese Guinea. The AP dispatch from Lisbon notes the loss as confirmed by military authorities.
Ankara Turkey AP Defense Minister Ilhami said a misinterpretation of the season caused consternation as Turkish jets nearly touched the wings of Pope Pauls plane. He described the maneuver as a respectful escort and noted similar gestures toward heads of state from Pakistan and Iran. Four Turkish jets escorted the pontiffs airliners from Turkey s eastern to western borders.
Fresno area air search for San Diego teacher Arvard Neeley, who vanished after taking a rented Angia Piper Tri-Pacer on November 27, extends into Saturday. Civil Air Patrol reports Neeley, an inexperienced pilot, did not file a flight plan and no fuel records or airport traces show his location between Fresno and San Diego County.
In Oakland protesters from the Ad Hoc Committee to End Discrimination massed about 250 pickets outside The Oakland Tribune on a Saturday. The Tribune denies any hiring discrimination and has not negotiated with Knowland, who refused to release employment records. Police, about 75 officers, monitored the demonstrators as they carried signs targeting editor William Knowland.
In Los Angeles on Saturday the Democratic State Central Committee urged Edmund G. Brown to seek a third term as California governor. The committee reaffirmed its two year old position with the motion by Eugene L. Wyman, a Democratic national committeeman, noting Brown’s current term ends in November.
Pope Paul VI arrived at Rome's Fiumicino Airport aboard a regular Air France flight to a uproarious, torchlit welcome from thousands of Romans. His four day 8,000 mile journey included tense moments over Turkey as Turkish escort planes came close to the papal jet, though the pope appeared unperturbed and expressed gratitude for the reception.
London AP reports Beatles members Harrison and Starr accompanied Ringo Starr during a hospital visit. Ringo’s voice reportedly changed since his earlier surgery as Harrison quips about his bandmate’s nasal singing while fans cheer outside.
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