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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1963
Page
2
A veterinary notice explains that animals including Molly the mare can suffer psychosomatic fear from storms. It details how fright affects blood pressure and heartbeat, cites a World War II example, and promotes a booklet by Dr Crane on preventing nervous breakdowns.
Honolulu reports the 44 foot sailboat Neophyte with a four woman crew and ex-sailor Lee Quinn completed a two week Pacific voyage from San Francisco Bay. Quinn planned to enter Honolulu Harbor with his wife aboard after coaxing an all-female crew to join the voyage. The Neophyte was last heard Jan. 7 after a naval vessel sighting and Quinn intended to continue toward the South Seas with crew members Gl Selle Mayer Jackie Miller Susan Bird and Carol Mepes aboard.
In California's First Congressional District a Republican challenger Ben Clausen faces Democrat William F. Grader after the late Clem Miller’s posthumous bid. Voter turnout is expected light among 216,553 registered voters with a potential GOP edge amid third candidate John Shuarth and key county forecasts. Local measures include Sonoma County courthouse bond issue of 44.39 million and Humboldt Hay Municipal Water District grant of 200 thousand, plus Marin Rei School District borrowing plans and Tiburon Peninsula projects.
Ernest Hendricks a 49 year old South Side janitor known for clearing snow with a Jeep mounted plow was cited for driving a motor vehicle on the sidewalk while aiding an elderly neighbor. Alderman Nicholas Bolling agreed to defend him in city court.
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Federal state and city mediators prepared to push renewed efforts to end the New York printers strike that shut the city’s major papers. No joint talks have been set between AFL-CIO Typographical Union locals and publishers. Disputes center on wages fringe benefits hours and terms of agreement. Local 473 of the Independent Teamsters began the Cleveland strike November 29 and over 3,000 workers have been idled. Negotiations resume in Cleveland between publishers teamsters and the Newspaper Guild at mayor’s office as a third union votes to join the walkout amid ongoing deadlock over conditions and agency shop demands.
Nine unions across New York and Cleveland face a multi million dollar stoppage as about 20 000 newspaper workers idle amid a four day old strike. Benefits range from 30 to 19 weekly depending on status with 5 000 job holders aided by union and local funds. Union leaders seek loans and a special assessment to sustain strike and rockout benefits while awaiting state unemployment support.
National police said 18 to 19 people are unaccounted or believed drowned after the coastal ferry sank off the southwest coast. The toll rose to 137 with 89 men and 48 women accounted for. one survivor was reported. Rough seas hampered rescue and salvage efforts as eleven bodies were recovered.
A new healing substance reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case reports claim rapid reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem using a suppository ointment branded as Preparmion HZ from a world famous research institute.
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