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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
1
California statewide weather forecast patchy storms in south
Northern and Central California Fair through Wednesday with isolated afternoon thunderstorms fading tonight. Southern Sierra and southern coastal areas see high fog inland mornings, cooler inland. San Francisco Bay Area fair with strong afternoon west winds 12 to 22 knots and high fog near coast. Sacramento Valley fair with cooler conditions. highs 85 to 95, lows 68 to 56. San Joaquin Valley cooler with northwest winds 15 mph. Sierra Nevada mostly fair with isolated afternoon thunderstorms in southern ranges. Santa Clara Valley and Livermore Valley fair with highs 75 to 83, winds 5 to 17 mph. Monterey Bay coastal area high fog nights, clear afternoons. Salinas Valley fair with northwest winds to 20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northen
California
Sierra
San Francisco Bay Area
Ocean
Sacramento Valley
Sierra Nevada
Santa Clara
Livermore Watlers
Worcesday
Jullle
Santa Clara Valley
Momerey Bay
Sala Ma- He
San Luiy Obiapn
Lille
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Tide Tables for Wednesday June 28
Tide table snippet shows daily low and high water marks with locations and tentative times. reads as a partial listing for Florida ports and adjacent waters, indicating low tides around early morning and high tides later, with references to solar terms and sailing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Weather snapshot of U S cities and conditions
A fragment list shows temperatures and conditions across many cities including Albany Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Detroit Fort Worth Indianapolis Louisville Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Fort Worth Rapid City Richman St Louis Salt Lake City Seattle Washington and more. Conditions vary from clear to cloudy with a few rain readings and a range of temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Etouny
Albuquerque
Elene Om
Atlanta
Bisamrek
Oba
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Oletmatl
Cheveland
Ian Vegan
Clear
Louisville
Elena
Memphia
Elear
Mami
Elandy
Milwaukee
Paul Clear
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Clouds Wat
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Forttuid
Ore
Rapid City
Richman
St. Louis
AL Salt Lake Cty
MTA
Washington
Weak economist blasts Kennedy policies at unity meeting
Keyserling, AFL-CIO council member, criticizes Kennedy economic policy as too cautious. He says wages and prices should be openly fought by labor and management or the administration must publish real industry by industry analyses. He urges action over talk and dismisses the Kennedy brain trust.
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Unity House
Dwight D. B
Leon Reyserling-senhower
Kenlance
Nedy
Reysesling
Leweak
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Keyserling
Harry S. Trulon
Poenno Mountains
Nain
Fronomie AG
Kennedy
Kennedy urges extra day holiday for federal workers
President Kennedy directed all federal departments to grant requests for July 3 time off to extend the Fourth of July weekend. The memorandum said leniency should apply to employees unless attendance is essential for national security or other public interests. With July 4 on a Tuesday, a July 3 leave creates a four day break for many workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
NATO Focus on Berlin Signals Cold War Tension
Secretary-General Dirk U. Schuker of NATO said the fall of West Berlin would be a deathblow for the Western alliance, delivering a stark warning on Monday as the Cold War standoff intensified in Bonn.
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Bonn
Germany
West Berlin
Dealthlow
Western Defense Alliance
Dirk LU. Shkker
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Blaze destroys Stockton meat plant in large fire
Stockton up fire chief reports one of Northern California's largest meat packing plants, Holland Meat Products, destroyed after a three hour blaze. About 500000 pounds of products were lost and refrigerating units damaged. Seven firefighters treated for smoke inhalation. fire officials unsure how the blaze started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
California
Holland Meat Products Company
Stockton Fire Department
NATO
Khrustichov
West
Pany
Jack WW. Peja
Berlin
Stikker
Ger Jing
Atslc
Man Atlantic Society
Bonn
Uni
Kennedy Domestic Programs Gain Time Despite Abroad Setbacks
Kennedy faces delays in foreign policy moves while his domestic program stalls in Congress. aides press lawmakers to back his proposals, but the path to approval remains uncertain. Critics note his lack of standout foreign successes contrasts with steady political maneuvering in domestic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Lyndon B. Kelheny
Johnson
Senate
Rene Lators
Congi
Dar
Cub
Laosfoiner
Richare ML Nisan
Abe
Gubin Jywasian
Alvaner
Laos
Judge Fines 88 Cockfight Participants
A Garretson era tale reports a raid on a cockfight leading to 88 participants fined a total of 2619 dollars in cash. Charges ranged from illegal gambling to betting and beer sales without licenses, with some men escaping immediate punishment as a broader political discussion on domestic programs and Kennedy era reforms unfolds in the background.
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Gilroy
Call
Pahion
Tien Tiny
Doles Kravich
Yaw
Plane crash kills three near hillside in Chino
Three people die when a twin engine plane crashes into a hillside after takeoff near Chino. Melvin Kibler of Norwalk remains in critical condition. Victims include Shellma Sloody 62 owner of Double-S ranch and other workers Tom Leroy Brown 31 and John W Starr from Piggott Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Melvin Kibler
Norwalk
Mona Valley
Pital
Steody
Whittier
Tom Leroy Brown
John W. Starr
Piggott
Ark
Maritime Strike Board Probes For Facts
A fact finding panel meets to study the maritime strike and report to President Kennedy. The board, backed by the TaftHartley law, will assess the dispute as unions warn an injunction may not stop the halt. Shipowners welcome the inquiry as a first step toward national settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
Siip
Uweewan Board
Iin
ISG
Siike
Srike
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf Coast
Amorney General O
Joseph Curran
Nation Marine Union
Ralph H. Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
Hawaii
India
Richardl. Goldberg
Onde
Eichmann Uses Charts In Testimony At Jerusalem Trial
Adolf Eichmann testified via five hand drawn charts asserting Nazi killings were driven by Gestapo top level orders and that he bore no responsibility. Prosecutor contends charts show deportations and killings directed from Budapest and within the Nazi bureaucracy. Charts allegedly color coded killing, legislative, and deportation actions. Meanwhile Girls State program in Berkeley features city elections and democracy lessons for teens on campus.
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Jerusalem
Adol Eichmann
Gestapo 1
Buchanann
Hungary
Robert Servatius
Richiotinn
Beratius
Kincoll
de Frnxe
Bachmann
Gestapo
Fichowany
Servatius
Dustica Moshe Landah
DAVIS
Rand
Hawk
Pr. Ernest Miller
University of California At da
Piety of
California
Five British scientists drown on Arctic island expedition
TROMSOK Norway AP reports five members of a British scientific expedition are presumed dead after their small boat capsized off Jan Mayen Island. Only survivor Dr Frank John Fitch of London University reached shore and later reached a scientific station suffering exhaustion and exposure.
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Norway
Alrak
Jan Ajayen
Frank John Fitch
London University
Surprize-Foto Candidate 31 and the Comic Ad Mix
A garbled OCR style snippet hints at a promotional or spoof ad involving Surprize Mintographer and Borden products. It references Elsie and Elmer’s, Daisy Drawing, camera trailers, and various brand play, with a playful, chaotic tone typical of an ad caption or filler. No clear story or individuals beyond generic brand names.
Dapper robber steals from Seller. rings and cash handed over
In San Francisco a stylish robber with a thin mustache took 2230 from a 22 year old Seller at a Federal Savings and Loan branch on Monday and returned her diamond ring with the honey. In Washington Rep Berry quoted an old Indian proverb to lawmakers studying immigration. In San Francisco Mary Johnston heard noises in her closet. police found a man inside armed with a brace and bi, with Princesse Alexander jailed on suspicion of burglary after apologizing and claiming kidnapers forced him into the closet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPS
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Washington
UPL
E. Y. Berry
R-S.d
Ben American Horse
Berry
Alben W. Barkley
UPI
Mary Johnston
Princesse Alexander
Farm Price Protests By French Farmers
In western France thousands of farmers protested slumping prices as the government failed to subsidize market values. About 2,000 winegrowers drove tractors toward Car Sarthe and blocked main highways. Town centers were blocked as farmers sought a peaceful demonstration and to seize key roads.
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Paris
UPN
France
Thiong
van Carsone
Landeys
Ocoupy
Reziers
Confront
Kennedy to Sign Bill Expanding Interstate Highway System
President Kennedy is expected to sign a major highway bill to complete the 11 billion, 4100 mile interstate system by 1972. It provides 90 percent federal funding on a continuing basis, authorizes about 11 years of costs, maintains four cent per gallon gas tax, and extends billboard controls along interstates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nentwidy
Senate
Kennedy
Auyhority
Federal Compstications Commission
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wyo
Washington
House
U.S
Rain Drenches Rockies and Coasts Amid Frigid Dawn Temps
A rainstorm sweeps from the southern Rockies to the upper Mississippi Valley bringing chilly dawn temperatures. Iowa towns report heavy soaking and wind, with Grenwood receiving four inches of rain. Showers hit the Crone ral Plateau and Atlantic Coast states, including Myrtle Beach, while temps range from Polston Michigan to 1000 at Gila Bend.
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Py Associated Press
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Falls of Iowa
Grenwood
Iowa
Croneral Plateau
Gul
Atlantic Coast
Myrtle Beach
Polston
Mich
Gila Bend
Proud to Help Families and Secure Futures
A speaker expresses pride in aiding families facing financial disaster and helping a man reach retirement security. He emphasizes representation of an industry devoted to the best interests and welfare of the American people and notes association with a prominent industry group.
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Woodmen Accident and Life Company
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