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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
7
A parent asks how to spark a 7 year old seventh grader to enjoy school work and advance. The expert says early home stimulation is crucial, make education a valued goal, and provide pleasure in learning through bedtime stories and daily activities to foster willingness to work.
The article argues computers aid diagnosis but depend on complete input. It notes patients may hide or forget details such as emotional distress or memory lapses, leading to misdiagnosis. An example shows arthritis on X-ray but real cause is a too-soft mattress. Computers help yet cannot replace clinician expertise.
Washington union leader James Hoffa said he will weigh tax implications carefully before presenting wage demands to trucking firms this fall. He may seek more fringe benefits or a higher take home pay if taxes rise, arguing pensions and health care could offer a better deal for high income workers.
Republican and Democratic leaders discuss Cuba policy civil rights and campaign dynamics in a bipartisan interview. Bailey faults Republicans for partisan foreign policy while Miller argues for bipartisan civil rights action and notes Nixon’s remarriage impact on the race. Both affirm South support remains essential.
Two San Francisco men drowned Saturday in near Stockton while fishing and boating incidents occurred. Charles C. Newhouse, 56, and another man identified as Boyles were swept into water at river junctions along Trapper Slough and San Joaquin River. Deputies recovered bodies and investigated the mishaps as witnesses described fishing lines and waistbands catching in the current.
Ronald J. Holden age 4 of Stockton was killed Saturday when his pickup truck ran off Highway S41 five miles north of Stockton, struck a walnut tree and overturned.
Mil ter principal of Halcyon Selina and Chabat Lions Club was elected to a second term as presiding officer of the Alameda Contra Costa Lions Central Committee for the Blind. The committee sponsors the Recreation Center in Oakland. Henry A. Seranmr Sai Learkinn was chosen for another term. Other Southern Alameda County Lions on the committee include Ray Borha of Ashland Lions Club and Robert W. Raf of Con
Fresno deputies say Andres Arroyo, 47, attacked his wife with an ice pick injuring her, then stabbed her daughter’s boyfriend in the left shoulder. During a struggle at the home Arroyo fired two shots at others, then killed himself. A heated family quarrel was reported.
Alvin B. Webb reports at Cape Canaveral where spaceport workers joke about their high tech, spoofing daily duties with the film Mouse on the Moon and poking fun at grand Fenwick’s space ambitions, while noting life here demands dedication despite the glamour.
The Hayward Airport Commission and City Council will review a 20 year lease proposal to private developer for commercial industrial and residential development at Hayward Airport. John W Scanlon to preview lease details tonight with commission member in City Hall chambers.
A grand jury in St Paul meets Tuesday to consider indicting attorney Y Eugene Thompson on forethought charges connected to the murder for pay plot against his heavily insured wife. Thompson, 35, held on first degree murder, with a $106000 bond. Co defendants Dick Anderson and Norman Masirian also face first degree murder charges. Police say Anderson confessed, leading to Thompson’s arrest. Masirian allegedly carried out the plan and Anderson recruited him. Mrs Thompson’s life policy was valued at over one million dollars at death.
Kathy Bentley, 18, of San Jose, is crowned 1963 California dairy princess at Fresno contest over 13 finalists. She attends Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and will represent the dairy industry next spring. First alternate Ann Hanse of Norwalk. second alternate Paula Wiecha of Hanford.
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