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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
2
In Alameda AP report Lloyd F Noon and residents complain of a frog infestation plaguing homes and yards. Exterminators and county agencies are involved as families fear sleepless nights and property damage while officials weigh steps to address the unusual civic nuisance.
A noisy OCR read yields a jumble of crossword Across clues and garbled phrases. The readable bits mention a six or more letter answer and several scattered terms, but most content is unreadable, with distorted names, places, and partial tokens.
A damaged OCR fragment from a local newspaper hints at a puzzling data anomaly. The readable bits name individuals and a sequence involving a fever and a medical context, suggesting a community mystery or investigation unfolding this week.
Jurors in Jocks County faced a weak excuse during a recent panel when one potential juror claimed baldness as a reason to dodge service. Despite sympathy from others, the court deemed the reason inadequate and proceeded with selections.
An AP summary reports Cardinal McIntyre criticizing Supreme Court decisions on religion in public schools. He argues the court’s stance diverts from fundamental principles and threatens American public life, urging constitutional reconsideration and support for explicit church-state boundaries.
AP report from Philadelphia cites Senator Tower and others disputing Cuban subversive activity claims. The piece notes criticism of U S policy and alleged Cuban sabotage links, with officials discussing travel restrictions and the OAS role. Kenneth Keating and Richard Phillips are quoted on Cuba’s reach and passports.
MIAMI Fla AP The federal government blocked the bid of ex dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez for release from jail U S District Judge William A Mc Rae Jr said he would prepare an order granting the U S attorney general s office request to keep Jimenez behind bars Jimenez sought freedom through a state court hearing arguing the government had forfeited jurisdiction by not acting on Venezuela s extradition request Venezuela accuses him of embezzling millions in public funds while in office
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