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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1961
Page
2
A whimsical medieval fantasy unfolds as King Ferdinand faces nightly disturbances in Ipswitch. A spectral lander, firing chaos, and a haunted palace disturb the Christmas decor and royal resolve. The king, beleaguered, fights to defend his realm while a mysterious lantern glows near the town.
Walter Reuther vowed an all out fight to reform AFL CIO rules and press a multimillion dollar organizing drive led by the industrial unions. He urged convention support for his plan to resolve internal disputes and boost organizing, signaling a showdown with rival unions and a push to unite workers under a new structure.
Nashville coal industry loses pioneer dus Hin Potter founder of the Nashville Coal Co. and a longtime figure in the Virginia Carolina operations. The obituary notes his roles with Chom and Kivi companies and his Saturday activities.
In Santo Domingo the opposition labels Balaguer’s government a dictatorship and ends talks on a general strike renewal. The 13 day strike, aimed at forcing Balaguer out, halted as talks faltered. Armed forces back constitutional order as Balaguer says negotiations remain open.
The economist and author Maxwell Ferguson, known for the text Laut marks, was found dead Sunday. He taught at Pamard and Virsa colleges, the Liniversity at Sindangh, and Cronin University.
A memo advises women should not take tranquilizers around menses unless approved by a physician. It notes reduced alertness during this time raises accident risk, with over half of studied 80 women involved in accidents occurring in premenstrual or menstrual phases, suggesting higher incidence than nonmenstrual periods.
Washington report from Public Minds Press, prepared by Ralph E. Ellsworth and Dr. Sarah M. Harris, argues the American right wing has expanded its influence over the past three years. It predicts potential central leadership around Senator Barry Goldwater and Robert Welch, amid international concerns and domestic debates on moderation.
Nobel Prizes were awarded to Albert John Luthuli the former Zulu chief for his nonviolent campaign against apartheid in South Africa. Dag Hammarskjold honored posthumously for 1961 Peace Prize. American winners include Georg von Bekey, Melvin Calvin, and Robert Nofstradter for medicine chemistry and physics.
AP report from Miami notes the death of noted author Wynamt 1 Unhhard at age 1. He wrote six books on his adventures and hunting in Africa and died Saturday at his home.
Mitchell, a former Army Reserve member, wed Thelma Walker in Selma. The ceremony followed a recall order and involved a reserve unit stationed near Polk, La, with plans to return home for Christmas.
A fragmented ad-like snippet promotes Pacific Plan loans for homeowners in California. It touts low per thousand costs, flexible repayment, and payoff options, suggesting borrowers can erase debt on a fully amortized loan. The messy text urges readers to call for details.
King Saud underwent a 16 minute operation at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston for cataract removal in his left eye after a prior procedure on his right eye. The King arrived for treatment of a stomach disorder and faces similar follow up care.
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