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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1961
Page
2
Weather Corner notes far weather continues into tomorrow across the Bay Area with growing coastal fog and low clouds. Expect slightly cooler conditions in the coastal valleys and a dip in today’s low temperatures, with lingering marine layer effects.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions varying by region. Northern and Central areas remain fair tonight and Sunday with cooler coastal valleys and northern interior, while coastal and Salinas Valley see fog near dawn. Strong winds near Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley shift from mild to breezy, with high temperatures near 80s to mid 100s in the south and deserts.
A scrambled list of cities with weather notes shows Albany clear Albuquerque clear, Atlanta clear, Chicago cloudy, Dallas Fort Worth cloudy, Detroit cloudy, Indianapolis clear, Kansas City cloudy, Las Vegas clear, Louisville clear, Memphis clear, Milwaukee cloudy, New York clear, Oklahoma City clear, Omaha clear, Philadelphia clear, Phoenix clear, Pittsburgh clear, Portland clear, Rapid City rain, Reno clear, Spokane clear, Tampa cloudy. Some entries include odd spellings or typos.
A speeding pickup truck on U S 91 in Nevada drove on the wrong side and struck a station wagon carrying nine California relatives, killing all aboard and a dog. The crash near Jean, south of Las Vegas, is described as Nevada’s worst highway accident. Authorities noted the truck, traveling about 60 mph, hit the wagon after passing a patrol check. Victims include George Neal Gibson, Laure Gibson, their children Tommy and Margie among others from San Bernardino and Big Bear areas.
Washington AP reports two rounds of talks failed to yield progress toward a general disarmament framework. Kennedy personally pressed for action. Moscow wants a broader 15 nation split and specific disarmament proposals. McCloy seeks a preparatory round table and a July 31 target for framework setup.
The National Education Association approved its strongest pro desegregation policy, backing the U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Delegates debated for over two hours before passing a resolution calling for continued support of integration, despite Southern white opposition. The 98th annual NEA convention in Arlington, Virginia, elected Hazel Branchard as vice president and noted President Turner's call to “teach for tomorrow” as it closes.
The Daily Review published by The Denry Reviews Inc lists editors and staff names, subscription rates, and multiple city offices in Hayward and surrounding Alameda County. It formats contact lines and circulation notes as a local newspaper card with several addresses and rate details.
Almanac notes July 1 1961 as the 182nd day with 183 remaining. In history, 1847 saw US postage stamps debut in New York, 1888 Roosevelt Rough Riders attacked San Juan Hill, 1932 Roosevelt nominated, 1943 pay-as-you-go income tax began. Roosevelt quote ends.
Atlantic City AP report: Hazel Blanchard, Fresno California elementary principal, elected first vice president and president-elect of the National Education Association. She received 2860 votes to 2091 for Lucille Carroll of Wooster, with a one year term leading to the Denver convention next year. Blanchard has taught since 1941 and led Rowell Elementary in Fresno. She resides at 82 McKinley St. Fresno.
A Florida dairy farm near Dinsmore was struck by lightning as cows hid beneath a tree during a storm. Twelve cows died and one was found in a canal. the herd was valued at about 3000 dollars. A dairy worker discovered 11 corpses piled together and the 12th near the canal.
A murky UPI dispatch from Albuquerque notes a makers guide inviting travel to U.S. attractions including White Sands National Monument. In Oswestry England Victor Shone testified about throwing his wife into a canal claiming no abnormal reaction. Dallas reports a man naming a parakeet Billy after buying it believing it male. Watsonville item mentions a radiator stolen from a car.
A 14 year old, Terry McClelland from Huntington Beach, was rescued by a fishing boat 90 miles southwest of San Diego after three days at sea with two others, Russell Bradford and Alvin Hartman. Bradford and Hartman died. Terry survived on a tiny raft, then was treated at Balboa Naval Hospital and transferred to a submarine.
Union aims to press the farm labor drive in California despite a suspension of support from the AFL CIO. Meany announced at Unity House that AWOC enrollments amount to over 3,500 workers, with union efforts in progress across the state. Norman Smith disputed parts of Meany’s figures and claimed AWOC had broader involvement.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Sen Thomas Z Dodd D Conn urged Friday night for salvaging a million young Americans on the road to crime He spoke to juvenile court judges calling the court heavy artillery in the battle against youth crime He said the boy before the bench faces his life and fate and that judges are his best hope on earth
The Scout rocket failed to reach orbit during a July launch from Wallops Island, Virginia, after a 325 mile downrange plunge into the Atlantic. The 6 foot long satellite aimed to study micrometeoroids and atmospheric particles, with NASA planning a one year orbit. A second space effort, three satellites launched Wednesday, also showed mixed results as one remained operational while others underperformed.
In a bustling scene Elsie invites locals to join the "Roflex Belle" sweep for a camera trailer prize from Elsie and Elmer’s. Borden’s Rich-Rouse Instant Coke is promoted as a coffee substitute, praised for flavor and thrift, with Elsie eyeing headlines for a regional photo contest.
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