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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
4
The column mixes tomorrow’s general outlook with astrology for Aries through Pisces. It weaves aims with tasks, suggests planning and social outreach, and mentions Supreme Court debates on privacy and law. It ends with a note urging readers to request Carroll Righter’s forecast for personalized guidance.
Daniel G. Audieselo of Chester reported to police that he slept in an easy chair near his home and awoke to find his portable radio missing. The incident was reported Monday.
UPI reports Dr Edward Wayburn of the Sierra Club accuses California officials of trying to push a Redwood Forest Project freeway through prime redwood stands near Jedediah Smith State Park on Highway 199. He cites a $130000 allocation for rights of way and warns the route would be a major wound to a potential Redwood National Park nucleus.
The government, business, and labor unions have built protections to shield personal finances and the national economy from crises. Americans can rely on savings, bank insurance, mortgage protections, unemployment benefits, pension plans, Social Security, health insurance, and ongoing government efforts to raise incomes and employment. The middle class is larger today than after World War II.
The Automatic Merchant Vessel Reporting System will enter Pacific service this fall to aid Coast Guard search and rescue by gathering daily ship position course speed and destination data into a computer. Rear Admiral C. C. Knapp announced the Pacific installation, noting the system is already used on the Atlantic coast and will enable rapid national coverage in emergencies.
Martin Buber philosopher and sociologist was buried Monday at Givath Shaul on the Judean mountain cemetery west of Jerusalem. He died Sunday at age 87. The body was covered with a talis and the prayer for the dead was recited by Raphael Buber, his only son.
UPI reports John R. Wenmohs of the Agriculture Department says Chinese peasants favor private plots and hogs, with feed from collectives for private hogs and a mixed 1965 harvest outlook. He cites regional weather, delays in spring planting, and the cautionary impact of past policy shifts on rural production.
A Daily Question column analyzes a bridge hand where South overbids and then corrects to a risky slam. It discusses winning tricks in hearts, heart fit, and the need for precise bidding, noting North should have jumped to four notrump or signed off at five spades.
A former Canadian parliament member in Montreal says he will return his Order of the British Empire medal after Queen Elizabeth II honored the Beatles. Hector Dupuis denounced the move as elevating performers to a level he calls vulgar.
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