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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
10
The article notes a failed search tag of Russian dictionaries and the attempt to find a similar word in multiple languages. Director Melvin La Male discusses language, signs, and the absence of a Welcome sign for Russia or Russ iance.
pipelines deepen into freight, moving wood pulp chemicals and gases, expanding 430,000 miles of underground routes. Major projects, including a $39 million 1600 mile coal slurry line from West Virginia to New York and a 350 mile coal slurry link, aim to shift intercity tonnage from trucks and ships toward underground pipelines.
NEW BEDFORD MASS AP tips to help reduce crime appear in a one page booklet distributed by the New Bedford police department. The article notes efforts to cut crime through community programs and public guidance.
New York report by the Science Advisory Committee chaired by Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner warns of a serious shortage of scientists and engineers. It calls for expanded graduate education in physical sciences, engineering, and mathematics to sustain national training facilities and capabilities. RCA Institute president George Michael outlines a simple solution: engineers tackle problems, while technical institute graduates handle the hands-on work.
Los Gatos reports describe surviving hunter Breschini, 57, who wandered after separating from companions for two days. He relied on basic survival rules, found running water, and navigated toward civilization, aided by a sheriff’s posse search. Industry officials note a shortage of trained electronics technicians and training facilities across multiple sectors.
Authorities ask witnesses and complainants to appear when summoned to assist in investigations and to help protect the innocent while confronting alleged wrongdoing. The message emphasizes vigilance, cautious behavior, and reporting suspicious activity to police.
PAUL Minn AP may the main concession to the cold that long sought cure for the coin They keep men cold around altther feet warm Dr Thompson brewery The mer wear wool socks Forty two St Paul men who land rubber boots They shower work in the chilly cellars and fill and dry thoroughly after work ter room of the Javoh Schmidt What does it mean to the rest Trewitty Co claim not to have had of us who battle sniffles a cold oy is for as long as 31 years scientific nounoation can be put The cold tree periods ranges on it He notes that the bacteria from 9 to 31 years as long as content in the collar is in and the men have gone to work daily in temperatures between 32 and pretty inactive as those temperat e degrees De Floyd A Thompson the company doctor agrees it most brewery workers they may drink beer on the job Could that be the secret Ask the fellow who wrote this He said the brewery newspaper litle heavier clothing than normal said Thomp son Ie drinks beer aside workers with sweatshirts and he has a cold all the time
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