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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1964
Page
2
The article outlines Barry Goldwater's fundraising dinner and campaign launch plans in Washington as he aims to confirm support for a White House bid. It notes comments on reshaping priorities, with emphasis on testing the electorate and rallying backing for a possible run.
Sherman Oaks obituary notes Ralph Dumke a 64 year old radio entertainer who died of a heart attack. Dumke’s career began in the 1920s in Chicago and New York, with roles in radio shows like Sisters of the Skillet and the 1945 Broadway revival Show Boat. He appeared in films including All the King’s Men and on television, with survivors Greta and two sons.
A young man posing as an employee parked cars in a downtown Rochester parking lot office and collected 50 cents from each driver. He fled with about $200 in parking fees and change from a soda machine. One customer called him polite and competent.
In Sacramento AP dispatch Senator Solon accuses Gov. Brown of abusing office to raise political funds. He cites a forged letter signed in Brown's name inviting lobbyists to a 25 plate testimonial dinner for Assemblyman Phillip Burton. Both deny authorization. McCarthy calls it an attempt to pull political favors.
Brig. Gen. Joseph Howard J. Withycombe 47 of Webb Air Force Base died when his car collided with a station wagon six miles east of Big Spring Texas Sunday night. Two hunting companions Sam Mellinger and Clyde Waits were injured. Withycombe, former chief of staff at the Air Force Academy, previously flew missions in World War II and served as personal pilot to Gen. Weygand. He is survived by his widow and two sons Howard Jr and Keiti.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller vows to present a clear alternative to Democratic policy if nominated by the Republicans. He contrasts his views with Democratic aims, defends his liberal reputation in New Hampshire, and prepares to focus on Sen. Goldwater while avoiding direct attacks on President Johnson.
San Francisco bids farewell to Mayor George Christopher after 18 years in office. A public event at the Fairmont Hotel gathered well-wishers and officials including Kennedy confidant Robert Smalley and local television stations. The tribute followed delays and was tied to Christopher’s Dec. 8 birthday as the board prepared to honor his tenure.
Army veteran and West Point graduate Colonel Lester Leland Lampert, 74, died after a short illness in WLETCHER North Carolina. He served in both world wars, retired from the U.S. Army, and was born in Ashkowh Wisconsin, the son of former congressman Florian Lampert.
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