10 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1961
Page
1
Fair tonight and tomorrow with local high fog in the morning. Change in temperature. Winds 14 to 28 knots in the afternoon. Heyward Readings: Yesterday's high and today's low.
Statewide forecasts show fair conditions across regions tonight and Sunday with some coastal fog and morning low clouds. Temperatures mainly mid to high 80s in the valleys, lighter winds inland and stronger west to northwest winds along the coast and Monterey Bay area, 10 to 28 knots.
Four robbers targeted Thor Solberg’s properties in Branchburg New Jersey. Police linked two separate break ins at his warehouse and home to McGuire Air Force Base airmen Monty Dissardi and Lowell Emmons, both in civil clothes. A television set, phonograph recorder, and airplane parts were seized, with one juvenile held for court.
Fragmented OCR summarizes a small local newspaper edition listing subscription rates offices and contact details. It mentions Hayward and nearby towns with addresses in California and notes circulation related terms. The readable fragments provide no clear event or outcome.
SELIGMAN Ariz AP two Oklahoma couple found dead in their car near their four sons at the scene all shot in the head. The family had planned a trip to California. A truck driver, Welb, was taken into custody as investigators search for motive and details. The four boys ages range from 3 to 12 were present in the vehicle.
Hollywood AP reports Marion Davies, 61, has shown improvement after recent surgery. Davies has been hospitalized for several days and is recovering with supportive care as doctors monitor her condition.
Police sought clues to identify a severed woman found in three southeast Portland sites. A suspect vehicle stained by blood was tested. its owner cleared. Dogs and sewer lines were searched. body parts included feet and a hand with thumb and three fingers prints examined against 150,000 floral cards. Time of death undetermined.
Fresno reports a forecast that California will lead a move to remove taxes on buildings and improvements. Henry B. Cramer of San Diego, chairman of the Incentive Committee, spoke at a strategy meeting advocating a constitutional amendment shifting the tax base to land value only. Archie V. Gerard of La Mesa argued home tax removal would spur a building boom and jobs. Dr. Karl L. Falk of Fresno stated many Congress members are open to site value taxation for slum clearance, reducing federal subsidies.
A London Moscow TV link drew large audiences as Soviet authorities limited competing coverage. The first telecast matched a Kremlin ceremony with Khrushchev Brezhnev Sukarno presence while viewers accessed the second channel amid no publicity and a Moscow friendship rally on the main channel.
Actress Vivian Blaine 40 files for divorce from Milton Ravkmil 53 president of Universal Pictures in Los Angeles. The filing details show a breakdown of their marriage and seeks dissolution of the union. The case centers on the spouses and the film industry leadership.
A black funnel tornado struck Ravenna and surrounding areas wounding about 20 people and damaging the church where Betsy Bush, nine, and others were inside. Betsy and several children were briefly trapped as bricks and timber collapsed. most injured were treated at Estill County Hospital in Irvine and several were moved to other facilities. One nearby fatality reported at Bellpoint involved Valerie Collins, nine.
Governor Brown signs liquor bills to curb bar and store closures and envisions state loan repayment for school silos and construction. AB 1050 Knox D-Richmond and AB 1700 Baley R-San Rafael appear among measures, with daylight saving postponement proposals and leadership changes in state agencies and commissions.
Gov. Brown signed reform legislation banning new licenses and restricting transfers for on and off sale liquor licenses across 31 counties. The measure limits 1960s license issuance, reallocates existing licenses, and sets phased transfer rules to equalize distribution. It also covers on site and off site licenses, with some counties slated to receive new licenses and others only transfers. The move aims to curb license trading and fund welfare and education measures pending further review.
A brief campaign note outlines a plan to raise a $2 unit fund for a statue of Liberty. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but indicate coordinated fundraising efforts involving advocacy groups.
Fragmented report notes sharks close to shore near North Beach areas with officials and observers mentioning U S Senators and local leaders. Names and details are garbled but the piece highlights concern over shark sightings affecting public spaces and safety.
A damaged OCR fragment references liberty, New York Harbor, and the people, but contains unclear wording and names. It hints at a statue and freedom themes without clear context or complete facts.
Pas drolmah Henry Ferrell interrupted a magistrate judiciary session then fled the building before returning to apologize. Three burglars were captured after climbing into a window at a nearby apartment house, a routine court officer observed. Patrolman George R Mischner directed traffic and fell into a 15 foot manhole but escaped injury by grabbing the hole’s edge. Eight Alameda high school seniors may not graduate after releasing a duck pig garter snake and nine talis during the senior assembly, triggering near riot conditions.
New York Times report says Carl B. Spaeth, dean of Stanford University Law School since 1918, has been selected as assistant secretary of state for intermurivanu e. The Washington dispute notes he is highly regarded for the post, with aides weighing possible cancellation dates.
Washington report shows half of American families earned about $5,600 in 1960, $200 more than 1959. Census Bureau notes the gain largely faded in purchasing power, with inflation eroding the real rise.
Almanac Today notes key events on June 10 across history including the Continental Congress drafting a declaration in 1776 and the 1898 US Marine invasion of Cuba. It also mentions royal scandal moments involving Mrs. Simpson and the Prince of Wales, and a 1959 records disclosure about Sherman Adams aid bills. A Twain quote closes the item.
Ciudad Trujillo reports a complex probe into the assassination of Rafael Trujillo with Maj. Gen. Jose Rene Roman and other officials questioned. Retired Gen. Dias allegedly contacted Roman before the shooting, and authorities shake up the defense leadership as uN/ Organization of American States involvement grows.
An odd ad fragment touts a Surprize Foto candidate and a local paper feature. It mentions Borden products like cheese slices and spreads, with jumbled phrases about photography and taste, inviting readers to choose favorites and enjoy promotional imagery.
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