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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
2
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Washington AP reports Republicans split over a leadership push to desegregate private business as part of Kennedy’s civil rights program. Dirksen seeks a compromise with most of the admin package, while Case argues Congress has power to ban discrimination by public-facing businesses. Other senators weigh enforcement, voting rights, and private property concerns amid a broad civil rights debate.
The American Cancer Society awarded 180000 in research grants to eight California institutions. Key recipients include C H Li at UC Berkeley for pituitary growth hormone research and TL Oakley at UC Berkeley with several other provisional grants distributed across UC campuses and private universities.
Tomorrow's forecast urges self control and kindness as jealousy and impatience flare. Evening brings relief and happiness. avoid aimless talking and risky investments. Aries through Pisces receive cautions on temper, focus, and action, with encouragement to help neighbors, stay active, and pursue steady plans.
Bridge pointers discuss dynamic long suit setup by naming high cards held by opponents. South’s timid overbid on a spade sequence leads to a risky line. declarer uses dummy entries and careful trump timing to fulfill the contract. The Daily Question asks for spade lead and response, with guidance on a takeout bid and a plug for a bridge book offer.
In Champaign the University’s Assembly Hall rises as a mushroomlike glass structure. The roof is ringed with glass forming a quarter of a mile of glass, eight feet high, spanning 35,000 square feet and built from 700 panes.
A skeptical look at how emotion sways voters contrasts with logic. The piece cites Hal Cran’s idea of impulse first, followed by justification, noting Bayh’s 10,009 vote win over Capehart. It recalls Kennedy and Dewey era tactics and the enduring impact of TV image and rhetoric on elections.
President Kennedy resumes civil rights conferences, briefing with about 200 educators and 200 lawyers after meetings with religious leaders and congressional figures. Governors from ten states, along with White House discussions, weigh plans for a broad interfaith council and proposals to Congress, while leaders express mixed views on outlawing segregation and federal action.
Kansas City reports show Elmer Edwin Craven of Paola, Kansas, fined $25 for disturbing the peace after a heated dispute over unpaid rent. Witnesses described a broken fish bowl and a soaking wet occupant as police found the scene. Craven denied assault but admitted to an argument during the incident.
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