Nabbed in Raleigh Lunch Counters Row
Raleigh protesters facing trespass charges after 41 young Black students were arrested in Cameron Village for seeking seated service at lunch counters. Officials plan to take cases to court, possibly to the U.S. Supreme Court, with support from local figures and church leaders amid a wider civil rights push in several states.
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Lund Reminters
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Almanac Today March 4 Historical Highlights
On this day in history Andrew Bradford published Americas first magazine in 1741. In 1867 Johann Strauss II conducted the Blue Danube Waltz publicly for the first time in Vienna. In 1914 ASCAP was organized in New York City. In 1931 the British House of Commons defeated a bill to prohibit alcohol. Budapest fell to Russian troops in 1945 after 49 days of street fighting. Eisenhower Doctrine approved by the Senate in 1957.
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House of Commons
Budapest
Hungary
NBC Holds Ground as Paar Quits Show
New York NBC asserts Jack Paar breached his contract after quitting The Jack Paar Show. Paar says he is through with the program and had signed to continue until fall 1962 amid network censorship controversy. News notes internal wrangling over program control and future handling of the show.
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Bronxville
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Downs
NBC
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Brown Eases Minds Of Demo Contenders
Fresno AP reports Democratic presidential hopefuls seek California votes as Gov. Edmund G Brown touts a large, representative delegation. Kennedy says fair treatment likely. Johnson eyed for 450 of 761 needed. Humphrey and Symington to speak, while Brown calls for democratic, civil campaigns and warns against Nixon tactics.
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Los Angeles
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Massachusetts
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America
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Califoria
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Lytxton B. Johnson
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New England
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Missouri
The Daily Review Publication Details and Offices
The Daily Review lists mailing and postal class details, pricing per copy and monthly rate, publication days, and multiple office locations in Hayward Alameda County San Leandro Fremont with contact identifiers and circulation bureau membership. It identifies address lines for Winton Avenue Hayward and Fremont Boulevard Sycamore, plus city listings and transmission codes.
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San Leandro City
Lockhaven
Fremont
Rees Reveals Special Meeting at Hayward Elementary
Supt. Dack Rees announces a special meeting for Hayward Elementary School District next Thursday night replacing the canceled Moray night session. The district schedules, location, and agenda details remain pending clarification.
AFL-CIO Urges Steps to Curb Consumer Deception
The AFL-CIO Executive Council urged stronger government policing of misleading advertising and price gouging to protect 14 million members. It called for a Washington consumer department with Cabinet status and noted crises in drug profits, deceptive TV claims, and tainted foods, urging action to curb exploitation and safeguard public welfare.
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Afl-Cio
Kennedy Urges Conditional US Recognition of Red China
Stanford crowd hears Sen. Kennedy advocate recognition of Red China only under guarantees of good faith and UN cooperation. He warned against recognizing China solely for its communism and urged conditions plus a broader Latin America program including economic stability, tax treaties, OAS expansion, and educational aid.
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John F. Kennedy
U.S
Memorial Atditorium
China
Kennedy
United Nations
United States
Latin America
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
America
Humphrey Urges Budget Reform for Global Leadership
Democratic presidential hopeful Hubert Humphrey challenged U.S. budget policy in a Fresno appearance, urging expansion of domestic services foreign aid and military programs. He warned that without disarmament research and strong funding the nation could become second rate, proposing tax loophole closing, economic growth and possible tax increases as paths to solv ing the fiscal needs.
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Hubert Humphrey
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University of California
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America
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Fresno
California Democratic Council
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Rocketry Talk For Kiwanis In San Leandro
San Leandro Kiwanis Club will hear a talk titled Rockets in the Suave Age at its Tuesday luncheon. Jack M. Vogel of United Research will discuss developments by the Rocket Developers as United Research sets up new laboratories in Los Altos for future missile progress.
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San Lesandro Kiwanis Club
Jack M. Vogel
United Resoarch
United Research
Los Altos
Auto veers onto walk. two killed in St. Cloud incident
In St. Cloud, a car veered onto a sidewalk, killing two people and injuring several as pedestrians fled. Clarence Jurek, 54, a reformatory guard, reportedly pushed a woman to safety before the vehicle plowed along the crowded storefront.
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Clarence Jurek
St. Cloud Reformatory
New hazing rules at UC amid deadly car incident
UC officials unveil a new hazing code after a fatal incident in St. Cloud involving a car-driven collision. The proposals include alumni involvement limitations and officer accountability, as two students were injured and a third person killed in a storefront crash during initiation week.
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Midedty
Prestige and Chessman Execution Sparks Global Concern
San Francisco church leaders urge commuting Daryl Chessman’s death amid fears of harming U.S. prestige. The 143rd death row inmate, convicted of robbery and kidnapping with sex offenses, faces a February 19 gas chamber execution, drawing international attention and church protests.
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Caryl Chessman
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West Coast
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John Shaltskoy
Italy
Trinity Cathedral
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North America
Canada
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Statewide Weather Summary for California Regions
Statewide weather outlook shows mostly fair conditions through Sunday with occasional clouds and morning fog in valleys. Minor temperature changes expected with coastal northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Bay Area similar trend with light afternoon winds and patchy fog in mornings. Temperatures mainly in 50s to 60s, light to moderate winds across regions.
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Chuckles In The News Roundup From England to Nashville
In Chelmsford England a broken sign bearing a King Edward VI motto was stolen. At American University Alpha Beta Phi formed and secured a fraternity room on sorority row. In Nashville reporters John Smith and Bob Manning collided while chasing an ambulance. In London wholesaler John Fleet lamented thieves who took his briefcase containing only a cauliflower.
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England
UPI
Washington
Alpha Beta Phi
American University
Nashville, Tenn
John Smith
Wsix-Tv
Bob Manning
Wsm-Tv
London
John Fleet
Girl’s Ruse Foils Thug at Riverside Home
A 1-year-old girl distracted a gunman who forced Dawn Retallick and her 12 year old daughter into a bedroom at SAN RAFAL. The suspect, after demanding money, fled when Lane Ran out a window as water from a shower obscured the scene. The incident ended without further harm.
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Ueda
Dawn Retallick
Tia
Family Urges Secrecy in Coors Case
Golden Colorado AP reports secrecy urged by Mary Coors as the search for Adolph Coors IV intensifies after his disappearance from Morrison residence en route to the brewery. Investigators examine a running station wagon with bloodstains, Coors’ cap and glasses found nearby. Federal and local authorities pursue possible kidnapping theories amid scant leads.
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Colo
Adolph Coors
Mt. 41
Coors
Mary
Sam
South Werner
FBI
Denver
FRY
Morrison
Coors Brewery
William
Joseph
Adolph
Injured Starlet Abuses Photogs at Traffic Accident
Hollywood report says Rita Morend, a 28 year old Puerto Rican actress, was injured in a car crash when her vehicle skidded and struck a wall. She resisted photographers at the scene, tossing a pillow, screaming, grimacing, and refusing to be photographed during treatment.
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Rita Morend
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