01 Feb 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1962
Page
1
Philbrick is scheduled to speak tonight at a local venue. The event invites attendees to listen to his talk for free, with doors opening at standard evening hours. City residents are urged to arrive early for seating.
In Washington the defense secretary defends the Pentagon policy on reviewing speeches by military and civilian leaders to prevent disclosure of classified data. Senate subcommittee aims to curb propaganda and safeguard national policy while noting no names of individual reviewers are to be released. A fatal Castro Valley freeway crash interrupted testimony as work crews tried to retrieve a body.
A man was killed this morning on the freeway. The crash involved a vehicle registered to Wil Marsh, 4748 Rollinghills, Castro Valley, and details indicate a fatal collision during daytime traffic.
Oakland audience hears W Cleon Skousen accuse pacifists of weakening U S resolve, urging Congress to expose hidden pacifist influence. He cites Korea and Pearl Harbor as pacifist failures, calls for a new international charter modeled on U S freedoms. Accused suspects in a separate San Lorenzo burglary case were bailed after Oakland arrests.
Bonn report quotes a defected East German army lieutenant detailing the day the Berlin Wall went up last August. He says units were prepared to fire if ordered, with live ammunition for heavy weapons and submachine guns, and blank ammo to intimidate.
Three men and a woman connected to a San Lorenzo lumber yard burglary were held for questioning in Oakland about a $5600 robbery at Bank of America on 96th and MacArthur. Police continued inquiries yesterday with several suspects.
East Germany condemned a West to East Berlin spy channel system and demanded French authorities disrupt its builders. Communist Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Otto Winter sent a sharp protest to General Jean Lacomme, calling the tunnel an injury to the country’s territorial integrity and the pursuit of a peaceful international system. The note contrasted the claimed secret passages with a home-made 90 foot tunnel that allowed 28 East Germans to escape to West Berlin that week, located several miles away.
President Kennedy urged Congress to enact a broad welfare program focused on prevention and rehabilitation to end dependency and restore dignity to 7.25 million Americans on relief. He warned the plan will cost money upfront but save long term human and fiscal costs, with a White House estimate of 193 million dollars in fiscal 1963 budget requests.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Alexei Adzhubei met with W Averell Harriman and officials to discuss the Berlin crisis. State department aides assisted as the talks centered on East West settlement options and German affairs.
The South County Junior College District plans a $13.5 million bond to finance permanent facilities or temporary quarters near Pacific High School in San Leandro. The Daily Review will run a series exploring the district's history current status and financing starting Sunday.
Communist forces shelled a vital airstrip near Vientiane, halting the airfield's use for transport planes carrying reinforcements and supplies to the defenders. Mortars prevented air operations and disrupted the runway, according to military reports.
In Bari Italy an investigating judge issued a January arrest warrant for Bulgarian Air Force Lt Miluse Sofakay charged with political and military espionage. The 22 year old, who crash landed January 20 after flying a camera equipped MIG I T jet over a World Atlantic Treaty Organization missile base, faces formal charges.
Despite a fatal plunge, the Wallenda family performance continued last night. The page 2 Bridge Comics Crossword Editorials section notes obituaries and a Medical Me feature, with the weather and stock market updates nearby.
Washington AP reports Lt Gen Robert F Kenedy proposed a broad federal wiretap law to protect privacy while giving law officers a new tool to combat subversive activities and organized crime.
A devotional prayer asks for grace to act on words from the Master not merely hearers. It emphasizes obedience as the path to growth and asks for a larger vision while focusing on doing what is known today.
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