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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
2
The memo warns that certain tranquilizers can ease side effects but may cause jaundice and blood disorders increasing infection risk. Watch for yellow skin itching and dark urine, and seek prompt care for fever or mouth ulcers. Discontinuation of the drug may reverse jaundice. never drive or drink alcohol when using this type.
Barbara Burns 23, daughter of comedian Bob Burns, is hospitalized at UCLA Medical Center for observation of an eye condition that may be causing vision loss. A friend alleges inflammation of the optic nerve leaving her vision blurred and warns of possible hospital discharge if funding isn’t raised. Burns has prior narcotics arrest history and served 90 days.
Fifteen Freedom Riders rested in New Orleans before heading to Jackson to attempt segregation tests in Mississippi. They expect possible jail time, while authorities in Jackson transport some riders to the state penitentiary. A Biloxi judge will consider the constitutionality of the breach of peace law used to jail riders.
Weather scientists plan to launch the Tiros hurricane-hunting satellite this summer from Cape Canaveral to study early storm development. From 40 miles up the craft will photograph a hurricane’s life cycle, relay thousands of pictures to ground stations, and use infrared sensors to map heat across the earth and oceans. The project aims to improve understanding of hurricane formation without altering paths, with tests on storms far at sea.
Joséph Paul Sander, 44, of Sacramento, died late Sunday when his pickup overturned on the road shoulder outside Sacramento after he lost control. Authorities from the Highway Patrol reported the fatal crash.
An eight to nine inch improvised report from WDINBURGH Scotland notes a seven inch infant weighing 21 ounces clinging to life in a hospital incubator. The scrambled text mentions Sicily and Mount Etna with references to hail and a British army wife, forming a hazy foreign scene around a fragile birth.
In Pleasanton the Planning Commission met in the city hall to discuss a variance plan for the Alameda County Fairgrounds. The meeting, including a study session on the minimum subdivision ordinance, was held to discuss scheduling and quorum issues.
Washington AP reports the Interior Committee led by Sen. Clinton P. Anderson weighs federal versus state control of water rights. Hearings examined if current laws suffice and how new statutes might safeguard state claims while ensuring national water resource development amid West region scarcity. Senior lawmakers cite potential hindrance to projects and interstate disputes as central stakes.
A fragmented verse by John C Metcalfe titled Portraits explores enduring love across dawn to night. The speaker vows to love as long as there is breath to fight and feel the world, with imagery of dawn gray skies, crimson sunrises, ivory clouds, moonlit crowns, and cosmic gowns.
In Quito and Guayaquil, Adlai Stevenson faced stiff questions as he pushes for U S aid and a stance on Ecuador’s disputed Amazon headwaters. Velasco Ibarra’s government seeks backing on a treaty with guarantors while opposing intervention, and Stevenson receives large, pro United States crowds.
In New York 3000 Harlem residents planned a Hudson River trip on the Budser Belle for Father’s Day. About 1000 counterfeit ticket holders arrived, triggering a chaotic rush to board. Over 60 people were injured in the crowding and trampling on departure day.
Macon engineer Bred Bryant said he was descending a grade at 50 mph when five engines and 15 to 20 cars left the tracks. He was uninjured. the fireman Will Evans sustained shoulder and side injuries. The wreck caused extensive property damage and disrupted traffic. Bryant blamed a brake failure.
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