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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1961
Page
20
A reader complains that her mother overpressures her with clubs and social grooming. The “Dear M” reply encourages focusing on studies, independent effort, and seeking help from teachers rather than parental guidance. The column also covers a separate note about a father shortchanging a child on a promised reward for grades.
License records show multiple couples from Castro Valley Hayward San Leandro and Oakland applying for marriage. Names include Jem Michael Last Wheeler Sharon Gail Wheeler Joseph Copeland Ravena Cin tro Carolyn Leu Robert Burgeles Dean Burgeles Lenmis OReilly Carolyn Ferri Leo Eyrand Lucille Bolloris Randy Bradley Rabby Bradley Gerald Lagosh Anne Lagosh Leah Stevens Catherine Adams Lowell Adams Catherine Wahine Larry Kidd Frank Yano Lorena Setsuka Wilke John Benson Betty Poynter and others with listed ages and mailing addresses in Hayward Oakland San Lorenzo and nearby Alameda County locations.
The Regents of the University of California officially name the Orange County campus University of California Irvine. The Irvine site at 1,000 acres donated by the Irvine Company will be one of three new general campuses alongside Santa Cruz and San Diego, with classes starting fall 1965 and expected enrollment of 27,500.
Astrological forecast from The Daily Review notes Taurus and Virgo guidance, urging organization and careful planning. It highlights opportunities to improve finances, social plans, and personal goals while cautioning against delays and distractions. The piece promotes obtaining the booklet for more precise readings.
Ewart Kempson curates a pocket book of bridge problems showing common layouts and play ideas. The article discusses notrump not always best and outlines lines to handle five diamond breaks, heart leads, and drawing trumps. It notes specific hands and a Daily Question example about a spade opening and a two diamond jump.
The U S Public Health Service and industry researchers report early promising results using computer aided analysis of heart signals to screen for disease. Researchers caution that clinical use is years away and note potential links between trace chemicals and cancer, while Navy paint advances aim to reduce health risks from long term exposure.
A guidance piece on reducing study anxiety through practical planning. It urges immediate action to tackle unfinished work by listing per course tasks, setting due dates, and marking progress. It promotes making short outlines, sticking to a study schedule, and using pegs to organize review for better grades.
In Saltillo, Mexico AP reports a hunger march begun Christmas night by 500 calkin growers has swelled to about 7000 marchers moving slowly through the Coahuila desert toward Mexico City. They protest low fiber prices paid by a local plant for a key lubricant oil precursor. The caravan aims to reach Mexico City around January 10, seeking President Lopez Mateos to intervene and secure better prices and plant management.
In Taylor, Alaska Armeneau fills his lounge walls with silver dollars punched into vertical slots. Patrons fund the decor by inserting coins and hammering them into holes while a plaque from Armeneau notes the donor. The bar stands 35 miles northwest of Dawson Creek on the Alaska Highway.
Police traced a missing Genevieve, age 2, after a California family of eight driving from Kingsburg to San Jose realized Genevieve was gone. Radio alerts routed officers along U.S. 99 to Pacoima where a service station reported the child found and safe. The family reunited en route back after the alert.
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