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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
12
Steve Beck, 12, of 6142 Lafayette Ave Newark, learns swimming from Dick Paynter at Newark High School pool where the summer program began. Four two week sessions are scheduled at the pool this summer.
General guidance urges careful, consistent effort with officials and executives. Aries through Pisces receive daily prompts on focus, social activity, finances, and partnerships, urging prudent decisions and steady progress. Readers are invited to send their birthdate and a dollar for a personal forecast.
Bowdoin College in Brunswick Maine announced a land donation valued at 82.1 million from Mr and Mrs Henry Q Hees of Kenwood California The gift was disclosed by President James S Coles Hees a 191 graduate and Kinnybrook Farm owner operates a 1000 acre cattle ranch near San Francisco Hees formerly served as vice president at McCann Grickson Inc directing the Pacific coast office in San Francisco.
A string of community events is listed for June in Hayward. John’s Hall hosts a whist party June 19 with Lady of Fatima and St John’s aid, plus a rummage sale. Other gatherings include dances, spaghetti dinners, and social games at local halls, with sponsors such as Mothers Auxiliary and Bay Neighbors of America.
William K. Drips, 74, of Zigzag, Ore., a nationally known radio farm newsman, died Friday. Since 1953 he had hosted a Saturday morning farm program on station KOIN-TV in Portland, Oregon.
A memoir style fragment recalls Harv Morgan hosting a KYW radio show about quitting tobacco. The speaker notes improved sense of smell and food aroma after quitting, plus a surprising dinner pot roast revelation and questions about tobacco’s effects on taste and perception.
A fragment from a bridge column discusses a South hand play as the author analyzes a misfired plan. It explains the potential paths to making the contract, noting how the wrong defender choice can thwart the bid, and ends with a prompt on what to bid with three aces and two strong suits.
William Penfield explains how buncombe arose from Rep Felix Walker’s long winded Buncombe County speech in Congress. The term evolved from a declaration of speaking for Buncombe to mean irrelevant or nonsensical speech.
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