02 Jul 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
1
Forecasters show Tonigirl's town expecting a cold start with light winds. Overnight low around 12 degrees, daytime high near 21, with a chilly morning air and clear skies.
Tide tables note sunrise at 5 52 and sunset at 9 97 with low figures. Morning and evening tides are listed with minor deviations in local conditions.
Statewide forecast through Wednesday with inland mornings mostly clear to partly cloudy. Highs range from the 60s to 90s across regions. coastal areas see overcast mornings fading to fair afternoons. light to moderate northwest winds 8 to 24 mph.
Actor James Drury 28 must pay estranged wife Cristall Drury 34 six hundred dollars monthly in alimony and child support pending divorce. He testified earning about 1250 weekly from The Virginian and grossing around 50000 yearly, but nets between 16000 and 17000 after taxes and expenses. The couple married February 1957 in Mexicali and separated November 28 1961, with cruelty and fidelity alleged.
The fragment lists subscription rates and office details for The Daily Review. It mentions a publisher Willem chitsole and circulation manager Kenry A. Wolkes with a Pom Office address in Hayward, Calh. It cites a 15 cent daily rate and a 1.15 monthly rate along with references to the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
Three Marines died when their rafting trip on the Weal Walker River went wrong. The missing Lance Corporal Laurence M. Doherty was later declared lost, while Corporal Geral Owensell and Robert A. Peterson were recovered by a swift current rescue team. The incident occurred north of Vrledge during an off duty drill in treacherous water.
In St Louis a 20 year old student, Miclach Hughes, aims to drop 22 pounds to 200 pounds by September EMA to become a Lutheran minister. He weighed 419 pounds at Canrotllu College and entered Faith Hospital two weeks ago, shedding 25 pounds on a 1000 calorie lean day while hoping to weigh 176 pounds at discharge in a month.
A London political storm follows disclosures about a diplomat who aided retiree Burgess and Maclean in the 1950s. The Foreign Office names Philby as cleared while press reports imply inside tips from embassy sources in London and Moscow.
The NEA presses for desegregation of teacher associations across local, state, and national levels. A 7 point resolution calls for open membership to all teachers regardless of race or color and opposes separate white and Black groups. Delegates note progress varies by state and community response.
Eisenhower to visit his boyhood home with a private royal visit planned near his childhood town. City officials hoped to keep the visit quiet and a formal program was anticipated, though he had earlier expressed a wish to spend time there.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown signed a controversial endorsement bill by Assemblyman Harvey Johnson to require political organizations to label endorsements in primaries. He will form a blue ribbon panel to study election purity, campaign contributions, and related issues, with a report due before next year's budget session. Brown says the bill targets abuse by anonymous groups masquerading as legitimate political organizations.
Gettysburg Pennsylvania hosts a centennial commemoration parade with two zones a modern military display and a historical reenactment featuring 5000 veterans 1000 Sons of Union Veterans and North-South Skirmishers. Maj Gen Henry K. Flack leads the grand parade as the town plans the official opening amid heat and crowds.
Washington Republicans flag three factual slips by the Kennedy brothers in recent speeches. Karl Mundt says Boston is not America's oldest city, Custer's 1876 278 troopers fought Sitting Bull, and Robert Kennedy misstated Rhode Island’s status in ratifying the Constitution with New Hampshire as the leading state.
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