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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1962
Page
2
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Washington AP reports White House stenographer Jack Romagna, fired from the presidency, says he has multiple job offers and expects better pay. He notes the demand for fast shorthand reporters remains high despite leaving the White House payroll.
Tahoe City AP reports a new Coast Guard station atop Lake Tahoe at 6323 feet, the highest in the United States. Built for $160,000 on land donated by California, the facility will guard Sugar Pine Point light, support marine enforcement, rescue, and general safety along the lake.
A 28 year old woman plunged from the Golden Gate Bridge, authorities report. Investigators identified the deceased with a purse found on the bridge and linked it to a state hospital patient. No clear motive or suspect details are provided.
Chesterfield Virginia AP reports 16 year old Hubert Templeman confessed to fatally shooting Fred Hofer 52 and his wife Lucille 49 and daughter Christie Sue 15 after claiming nagging and a fear he would be punished. He assembled a small arsenal, waited at the Hofer farm, shot Christie Sue then set the scene with a gas filled car and fled. He later abandoned the car and was found at a Roanoke area gas station asking for directions to Blue Ridge Parkway.
Frank Sinatra performed for three hours at a charity event in Berlin to aid underprivileged children. Western officials condemned an apparent incident near Schoelleburg on the border, amid fan chaos and a reported kidnapping claim. police and city authorities offered limited details as investigations continued.
Governor Brown's administration defended the state park operations at Squaw Valley amid controversy. A Finance Department audit cited deficiencies in income reporting by Newsom's concession, while officials praised parity with other parks and urged contract actions or renegotiations to settle disputes.
A Seattle clerk misread a juror list causing a mistaken jury selection amid chaotic remarks. The mix up involved a California restaurant owner and West Berlin police orders discussed in a broader wartime context with sedatives noted for a 16 year old injury victim.
In Paris on the weekend, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and President Charles de Gaulle met at the Chateau de Champs to discuss Britain's bid to join the European Common Market. Macmillan, with his wife, traveled from England and arrived at Melun airfield before entering the chateau. They explored Britain's potential entry while considering Commonwealth interests and the Rome Treaty framework.
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