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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
2
Logan High School held its graduation in the Union City gymnasium at 4 p.m. June 17. Student speakers were Mary Bathee and Sian Raskauskas as diplomas were presented to a large list of graduates led by Frank Abbotl and Geraldine Aguilar among many others.
Sacramento reports a $100 million homes plan to aid California’s poor and elderly. The bill would fund low-cost housing, with eligibility for seniors over 60 and low incomes, offering loan or rental assistance. If passed, bond issues could appear on the ballot, backed by Assembly and Senate leaders.
In Houston a secretary screams at a mouse that frightens her, the rodent dropped dead in the incident. Cincinnati sees Paris Walden, 96, fined for slow driving after a patrol unit trailed him for miles. Wheeling reports a quick change artist case in a store over dress exchanges. New York notes photographer Jimmy Jamail's query on a man defending against a woman's designs.
Rare and mysttrious cases may hold the key to cancer immunization. A council says shots prepared from blond as persian wa die PNperienced. The shots caused anil cancer to disappear in a spontaneous trial.
A fragmented word puzzle from a page features a dialogue about names and strength. It includes the prompt What is the name of those mew plus a husband taking. The text hints at evincing strength or vigorous reality.
Sacramento AP reports the Assembly Manufacturing, On and Mining Thruster Committee decided to study the gas wars issue for two years. The move followed a bill by Assemblyman Brice Allen of Los Gatos to outlaw the vedatas, prompting the inquiry into subsidies and station operator impacts.
A chaotic incident during a town ball game ended with a throw crashing a window at Mrs. Michael Demers home. Mayor Neil W. Kelleher was seen reacting as the crowd watched, with several witnesses noting the errant pitch altered the game and caused property damage.
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