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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
5
General guidance for tomorrow highlights caution with dealings, wealth improvement, and social ease. Aries through Pisces give daily tips on duties, relationships, and mood, plus evening benefits. The piece notes to avoid troublemakers, stay practical, and pursue hobbies or study for progress.
Three teens, aged 17 and younger, admitted burglaries at Treeview, Hillview Crest, Barnard, and Manus White schools in Hayward and Union City. They claimed only small items were taken and helped solve five school break ins. Alameda County deputies also arrested three teens who confessed to Harvard School break ins, recovering drums, a flute, a trumpet, money, and keys, prompting lock changes.
North San Diego County Country Fair president Prater faced Oceanside Municipal Court on June 16 for allegedly permitting a greased pig chase. He was released on seven bail after arrest Thursday night. State penal code bans planning and public staging of distressed animal events for profit. Co-accused volunteers Eaton, Shinn, and Heed, all San Marcos residents, must appear in court June 15.
Lyle Wilson reports Johnson under pressure to avoid meddling in New York City politics as Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner is urged to run for re election. The Great Society plan relies on Wagner's continued election to maintain influence in New York.
The Philharmonic Hall in New York will close from August 1 to September 2 for interior refurbishing aimed at improving sight and sound. An additional 200 seats will be installed, bringing total seating to 2,858 as part of the project.
Investigators work at Imperial Valley farms as the ANLACH Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee calls a strike. They seek a 15 cent wage increase to 1.40 per hour, rest breaks, and mechanical improvements for field transport. Officials say a Department of Employment review will decide within about a week.
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge ruled that 10 year old singer Pamela Mier will have 25 percent of her earnings set aside in trust. The case concerned a recording contract and the judge approved terms for the young performer who specializes in ballads and pop songs.
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