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14 Jul 1961
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1961
Page
1
Statewide Weather Outlook Across California Through Saturday
Weather across the state shows mixed sun and clouds with inland highs near 70s to 90s in the Bay Area and Central Valley, cooler coastal areas. Northwest winds strengthen in some regions with scattered thunderstorms possible, while Sierra and desert zones stay mostly fair to cool with variable winds and nights dipping lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Francisca Bay Area
San Francis
Oakland
San Maleo
San Rafael
Shasta-Sikkiyou
Bierra
Nevada
Sacramenti
Deli Dow
Sax Joaquin Valleys
Deltas
Conight
Palisa Valley
Salinas
N.p
Alee Salam TA
Paso Fak
Clara Vattey
Tim.p.h
Hollister
Weather Snapshot Across Cities and Conditions
A fragmented report lists multiple U S cities with varied conditions including rain, clouds, and clear skies. Temperatures range from the high 30s to the low 90s with Albany Alameda and Albuquerque noted among others.
Tide Tables July 16 High Low Dials and Figures
Tide tables for Saturday July 16 show high tides around 5.1 and low tides near 0. Syntie and liphe figures appear in the data with time markers such as 1 59 and 4153. dark hours computed for sides at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.m
Man Holds Up Bank For Tuition Money
Gerald McGowan, 95, robbed a New York bank to fund his grandson’s tuition at Yonak College in New Rochelle. He demanded specific bills and warned of dynamite in the bag before police arrested him at a subway station. none of the alleged dynamite was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Uep
Tee McGoksn
College of Han Aney
Dail
Gopal
Catherine
Yona College
New Rote
N.Y
Gerald
McGowan
Wntury Federal Savings and Aan Association
Anm
Everett Smith
Smith
Wind Bank
Charles Rogers
Henry Bogel
Bogel
Big Money Drive To Cover Deficit
The Treasury plans a major borrowing to cover an expected budget deficit of at least four billion dollars. Next week it will refinance twelve billion in old debts and raise eight point five billion in new cash via an auction of tax anticipation notes maturing next year. Owners of125 billion in old securities maturing between August and October may exchange into new notes maturing in 1962 1964 and 1968 at a discount yielding about four percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Easury
Treasury
Deparki
Maryn
Fire damages wharf area in Wellington cause of blaze unknown
A Sourdiour fire swept seven acres of buildings in Wellington's wherl area today, easing damage estimated at nearly 3 million dollars. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
Wellington
Wherl
More Chance Of Change In Voting Setup
Senate discussion centers on reform of presidential elections after testimony about an Oklahoma effort to influence the Electoral College. Kefauver and Keating advocate abolishing the presidency electors or binding electors to the state winner. Testimony described attempts to sway electors for Byrd and Goldwater after Kennedy's 1960 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Sens
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Kefauver
Keating
Senate
Efeoris
Henry D. Tre
Bartlesville
Oklo
Richard M. Nixon
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Irwin
Oklahoma
Wostite Nixon
Byrd
Goldwater
Arong
Hope
R. Lor Harris
Montgomery
Ala
Souther
Fleetoral College
Boyd
Inwin's
Mississippi
Alabama
Guldwater Formice
Sotherners
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
D-S.c. Trin
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
GOP
Republican National Committee
Morton
Fatal crash leads to manslaughter charges in Stockton
Theodore Sherman, 36, of Oakland, facing multiple manslaughter counts after a fatal April crash on Highway 33 east of Tracy killed passenger Robert Tipton. Sherman, jailed on manslaughter charges, had a driver’s license and was cited for no headlights. Welfare records show he began receiving blind assistance Sept. 1, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Theodore Sherman
Oakand
Robert Tipton
Sherman
Tracy
Alameda County Welfare Department
California Governor Brown signs juvenile rights bill
Sacramento AP The new Juvenile bill of rights, California’s first in 43 years, aims to ensure fair treatment for youths in trouble. It requires juvenile offenders to be before a judge within 72 hours, guarantees a lawyer or public defender, and allows public trial if requested by family. The measure, from Sen Arnold, passed after a three year study by a governor's commission and becomes effective September 5. Brown called it one of the most progressive pieces of juvenile law this session. Other Brown actions include welfare reforms and granting jailed addicts jury trial rights, with provisions for counties and welfare organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Brown
Sen
Stanley
Arnold
D-Susanville
Bret
Raear
Poveernor
State Welfare Department
Chuckles In The News Highlights Odd Newspaper Moments
A collage of brief items from Nashville London Cleveland and Jacksonville recounts quirky incidents. Moragne finds a love note in a dresser drawer. Shure recalls a tourist mishearing Gee Whiz. Gordon preserves dignity after pants mishap as a band plays. Fithian reports a lightning strike triggering a radio.
Britons Back Ban on H-Bomb as Labor Fight Rages
Readable fragments show Britain’s General Workers Union voting overwhelmingly on Thursday to reinforce a policy against the H-bomb. The chaotic text references Hugh Gaitskell and ongoing labor party battles, with unclear transport and food themes interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonndon
Britain
Transport and. General Workers Union
Hugh Gaitskell
Eichmann Admits Berlin Meetings and Orders In Holocaust Probe
In a Berlin courtroom Eichmann faced questions about his role in the Holocaust. He claimed he did not make final decisions, citing higher officers like Himmler and Mueller. Prosecutors pressed on evidence of his Berlin meetings with SS leaders and directives he followed. He admitted meetings, denied decisive authority, and said some files were burned. The trial adjourned for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gestapo
Eichmann
Heinrich Mueller
Himmler
Berlin
Belgium
H . Eichmann
Blehmann
Gen
Mueller
Skeelan
Hitler
Eichman
Sass
Macmillan Hints Drastic Curbs on Economy
London AP report says Prime Minister Macmillan warned Conservative legislators that the government soon must impose drastic curbs on the British economy to counter a looming inflation threat and losses in international trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Macmillan
Epagonadnar S.aseniigges
Indictment of youths over terror campaign against Jewish couple
SAN FRANCISCO UPS report says eight of twelve youths were indicted by the San Francisco Grand Jury on charges from arson to obscene phone calls. Three more juveniles face future indictments as the group tie with harassment of European Jewish immigrants Mr and Mrs William Bowman. The Bowmans endured windows broken, anti Semitic messages, pellet threats, and alarmingly frequent obscene calls over a 15 month period. The youths, two sons of a policeman, were processed at city jail with fingerprints and photos taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPS
Grand Jury
National Guard
Wilam Bowman
Europe
Bowmans
Wem Sons
Sunset District
Cohen Denied Altar Privilege in U.S. Custody
Los Angeles AP report notes Mickey Cohen, serving 15 years for income tax evasion, was denied permission to marry Sandra Hagen while in federal custody. Attorney Jack Dahlstrom said Prisons Director James Bennett denied the request as contrary to established policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Sandra Hagen
Jack Dahlstrum
Dia
Janws Benault
U.S
Spy Soblen Convicted In Spy Case While Dying From Cancer
NEW YORK AP Dr Robert A Soblen a convicted spy near death from blood cancer faced the chair as he was found guilty of spying for the Soviet Union during World War II The judge seeks humane treatment and to arrange psychiatric counsel Soblen whose brother Jack Soble led an espionage ring testified against him The pair born in Lithuania came to the United States in 1941 becoming citizens in 1957 Soblen arrested last November 23 and employed as a supervising psychiatrist at Rockland State Hospital His wife Dina a psychiatrist sobbed and proclaimed his innocence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert A. Sobler
Willam B
Toeglen
Soblen
Jack Soble
Lithuania
United ‘States
Seblen
Ting
Tig
Rockeland State Hospital
Orangeburg
N.Y
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Dina
Hensmen
Boy Hikes On Artificial Legs In Scout Test
CHARLOTTE, N C AP At five mile hike one requirement for becoming a Boy Scout on second day’s test 12 year old Dicky Brysal of Charlotte passed the five miles on artificial legs He said I did all right though I felt it in my knees a couple of dimes The youngster has walked with artificial legs for 17 months More than 19 months ago he lost both legs below the wheels of a freight train He remains a seventh grade student and pursues a second class scout rank through his effort and teaching his beloved horse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Dicky Brysal
Dicky
Tetare
Surprize Foto Contest Teases Borden Belle Prize
An ad invites readers to photograph themselves for the Surprize Foto contest by Elsie and Elmer, promising a chance to appear in the paper and win a Borden themed camera trailer. It highlights Borden buttermilk as a tangy low calorie beverage and urges participation for public recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Borden 'S
Borden
Borden Belle
Elsie and
Elmer
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