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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1966

Page

2

Missing Castro Rumors Sweep Cuba Reports In Miami

Reports from Miami say Castro has been oddly silent amid rumors of disappearance and possible treatment in Cuba. Officials and exiles cite sparse broadcasts and sightings, with U S State Department noting unusual quiet while exiled critics warn against gullible speculation.

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New York snubs Faisal as UN welcome canceled

King Faisal arrives in New York for UN visit amid protests over remarks on Jews. Mayor Lindsay halts official welcome dinner after Faisal’s Washington remarks anger Jewish groups. Faisal, 26, injured in Dorset car crash en route to hotel. no statements given. Arab diplomats and Saudi officials plan private events despite the snub.

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King’s Son Survives Car Crash

A fragmentary report notes the king’s son survived a car crash amid disjointed lines about celestial guidance and satellite brightness. The text mentions photographers at 41 Earth points and aims to coordinate data to locate true positions, reflecting a rough science-news tone.

New Satellite 4 Maps The Earth

America launches PAGEOS a 125 pound plastic balloon with aluminum coating from Vandenberg Air Force Base California to photograph and map earth from orbit. The 106 foot balloon acts as a passive satellite enabling precise ground positioning and earth mapping for NASA projects.

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Payola allegations surface in promotors civil suit

Promoter Currie Grant testifies to payola practices involving disc jockeys and program directors, detailing bribes such as food clothing auto paint jobs and money. He and Albert Huskey filed a civil suit in Superior Court seeking FCC hearing and $920000 damages, with hearings continuing as law actions proceed.

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Ultranationalist protests target Beatles visit in Tokyo

In Tokyo an ultranationalist group led by Bin Akan of the Greater Japan Patriotic party denounced the Beatles ahead of their first Japanese tour. Akao urged measures to curb fans and called for shaving long hair or expelling the musicians as police prepare extraordinary controls.

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MIT Receives $254000 Grant for Brain Study

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has been awarded a $254,000 grant from the John A. Hartford Foundation of New York to support research into the human brain. The funding aims to advance understanding of brain function and related health implications.

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Loyalty Oath Again Challenged

Los Angeles AP Lawyer A L Wirin sues California boards over loyalty oath payment dispute. He claims the City Board of Education refused a $25 speaking fee for a East Los Angeles College event because he did not sign all Dilworth Act sections. He says he signed the pledge to the US Constitution but refused to sign sections about nonmembership or opposition to a foreign government. The suit cites a recent Supreme Court decision invalidating the Arizona loyalty oath and alleges unlawful nonpayment.

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