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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
2
A compact summary of a crossword puzzle with across and down clues. the readable text shows mixed foreign language fragments and misread entries. It references many labeled clues such as 1, 4, 20, 24, 33, 38, 51, 52, and down entries including I, 2, d, and others, with partial words like AvEroall quinos en akin and Russian temperatures.
Answer to yesterday's puzzle lists names and clues tied to a cryptic theme. The note mentions the Paradise church and Gle's name, plus partners and a Russian ruler. It appears under a United Fealoce Syndicate imprint with several garbled entries and numbered hints.
Sacramento based interview reveals Dr Maxwell Rafferty new state superintendent’s critique of progressive education. He argues art and literature have become esoteric and alienate the public, urging a return to clearer values and a pragmatic national philosophy guiding schools and culture. Rafferty says utility drives modern education and urges rediscovery of shared values to reconnect art with everyday life.
Fresno dispatch reports Assemblyman Stanley Mosk urges a public hearing on the M Naghten rule governing criminal insanity. He backs a reassessment to allow law enforcement input while seeking a law that punishes crime without trampling citizens rights.
In San Jose the defense argued for insanity to spare Dr Geraldo Kaplany from the death penalty for murdering his bride Hanna Piller de Kaplany by pouring acid on her nude body. The case centers on alleged split personality Pierre Laroche and alleged homosexual tendencies. Tests and testimony from psychiatrists suggested Kaplany is schizophrenic. In Carlisle Pennsylvania, a psychologist discussed Cooke Township demographics and readiness to support a merger with a nearby hospital project, noting the local population and voting considerations amid debates over officials and services.
Elmer Brown, head of the striking International Typographical Union, joined negotiations to end the Salay old blackout affecting New York City’s nine major papers. Brown expressed cautious optimism as talks began, while President Kennedy warned of a possible extended shutdown. Brown planned to return to Colorado Sunday with hopes for a settlement by then.
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