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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
7
Newark High School held graduation exercises for 135 seniors. The program listed class members including Tod F Aganon Lois Levene Ahern John A Alexander Gilbert Lee Bailey Diana Baker Nila Dell Hella Robert A Beshears Edith Bishop and many others in a long roster.
In Los Angeles Goldwater says he will not address a GOP fundraising rally due to disorder and misunderstanding around sponsors. County Republican leaders say the event is tentatively planned with Young Republicans support, while critics accuse premature announcements of jeopardizing another fund raise event.
The State Department announced that U S commercial airliners may fly over Cuba for the first time since the October missiles crisis. The decision follows years of restricted air space and brings Cuba routes in line with other countries allowing overflights amid no reported incidents.
Tomorrow's predictions urge practical, earthy focus and steady money planning. Aries, Taurus, Gemini and others receive guidance on career progress, partnerships, and service to others, with emphasis on careful timing, cooperation, and thoughtful self-improvement. A birth note hints a child born tomorrow will pursue education and disciplined training.
Wilets rancher Chuck Miller sues Kinnykook Farm and owner H. Hanes in Mendocino County Superior Court seeking 82,242 damages and return of 500 paid for a bull named Mixer sold January 1961. The suit claims the animal was barren and impotent despite promises of soundness and breeding.
Officials say the Hayward and Castros Valley unified school districts will spend more than 20000 before dissolving assets. Contracts await bids as athletic fields and facilities at Washington Manor and Canyon high schools are reimagined. Public meetings set to discuss allocations and district policy aim to protect as much value as possible.
A stock market course begins June 15 at the San Leandro Adult Center. Taught by Robin Hies, a Merrill Lynch executive, the classes run Tuesday evenings from 7:00 to 9:30. Topics cover investment objectives, security types, market timing, and mutual funds across sessions.
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