20 Jun 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
1
Weather forecast notes only slight shifts with warm temperatures continuing and skies remaining mostly clear. Tonight’s low expected to hover near steady levels, with pleasant evening conditions across the region.
Statewide forecast shows fair to Wednesday except coastal nights and mornings with light east to southeast winds. Temperatures warm across central interior valleys with highs near 110 and lows 62 to 72. Coastal areas exhibit morning fog and slight temperature changes, with inland regions remaining mostly dry and warm and a chance of isolated thunderstorms in extreme southern mountains and deserts.
Wednesday June tides listed with high and low figures, sunrise at 5 47 and sunset at 8 36. Computed values note weights and wind figures for Fi Points including 0 48 low tide and 606 high tide indicators.
FBI traced a mail and handwriting trail to Bernard Jerome Brous and Dale Chris Jensen, leaders of a group calling itself the American Republican Fasm y. Arrested in Ensenada after Mexican authorities boarded their yacht, the pair faced conspiracy charges for blowing three communications towers in Nevada and Utah on May 28.
Adolf Eichmann, former Gestapo officer, testifies in his own defense claiming he did not realize the Nazis’ plans against Jews. At 53, he denies responsibility for the extermination of six million, swearing to tell the truth under the scrutiny of judges and witnesses.
Fragmentary text reports heat waves in the San Joaquin Valley, flies breeding near corpses, and scattered trial or deposition remarks involving Eichmann and Versailles. The garbled lines mix weather, local incidents, and court statements with missing dates and names, offering no coherent single event.
In an integrated area near Heavil abd New York a campaign led by Negro residents aims to prevent panic selling and preserve the current white to Negro population ratio. Lincoln Lynch says buying by Negroes is discouraged to keep the neighborhood from becoming predominantly Negro, with sale pressure affecting many homes priced up to 25 000 dollars. Separately, white crowds clashed with Negro anti segregation demonstrators at a local park, arrests reported. Wider national notes include ICC plans on Kennedy intercity segregation proposals and ongoing Supreme Court actions on school integration in New Orleans and Florida's pupil assignment law.
President Kennedy weighing Maxwell D. Taylor for a White House military advisers role. The appointment would revive the post of personal chief of staff to the commander in chief, a position once held by Adm. William F. Leahy and other generals. Taylor, Army chief of staff 1955 1959, is on leave as president of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City.
House Speaker Sam Rayburn described the prospect for passage of President Kennan wide to education priority as not likely this session. He noted a broad campaign against foreign aid and said the outcome will be decided in Congress amid unnamed “hate societies” lobbying against every effort.
New York AP reports a national maritime strike widens rift as more than 10 ships, about one tenth of the merchant fleet, lay immobilized at port. Oil refineries shut down on both coasts, shipping delays mount, and military cargoes face movement blocks amid disputes between union factions and port authorities.
The House passed a bill Monday to return land totaling portions near Susanville California to a Servite group for a forest service headquarters. The measure did not reach the Senate, and its fate remained unresolved.
A fragmented report suggests Surprize-Foto candidate 25 Winne is orchestrating events with photographer involvement and a plan to feature images in the paper. The text mentions Bor Hun Delle and Boreas College Chitose with various names and roles blurred by OCR errors.
In Omaha a police dog trainer was suspended after a cowardly incident as a cat frightened him from a house. In San Carlos a masked man robbed Walden's Milk Store with $1,400 after offering a job and using an apron as cover. In London a donkey belonging to the Earl of Westmoreland was barred from a restaurant as a parks committee moved to restrict grazing on Richmond common.
The Friday deadline for Fidel Castro to accept a tractor swap deal looms as U S Cuba negotiations hinge on freeing prisoners. The Tractors for Free Cuba Committee demands 500 heavy tractors and $28 million in exchanges while proposing to ship only agricultural machines if terms align.
Adlai Stevenson heads toward the final leg of a South American tour with Bogota as the last stop. Colombian President Alberto Tieras Camargo backs hemisphere defense against communism while Stevenson focuses on preparations for an upcoming economic summit in Uruguay and potential coordinated action after the summit.
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