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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
1
Tonight overcast with a low around 56 and westerly winds near 19 to 22 mph. Tomorrow will see cloudy conditions in the morning then clearer skies in the afternoon as marching events proceed in the Bay Area.
Statewide forecast shows overcast conditions in the Bay Area with inland afternoons fair through Saturday. Temperatures range from mid 60s to high 70s in major locales. nights near 30s to 50s. Winds mainly light to moderate with coastal and valley variations and scattered afternoon thunderstorm chances in Sierra Nevada and southern regions.
A garbled weather snippet mentions high temperatures for Venturday and today with unclear terms. It suggests people should expect warm conditions but the text is unreadable and lacks precise figures or locations.
The Lutheran Church in America elected the Rev. Dr. Franklin Clark Fry of New York president of the newly formed unified denomination. Church officials hailed the merger as historic uniting four bodies with 2,186,310 members, while details highlight global ecumenical aims and support from leaders including President Kennedy and Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker.
Dr. Fry, 61, accepting the office amid hesitations, will head the United Lutheran Church of German heritage, the largest merged body. Dr. Lundeen, leading Augustana-Lutheran, becomes secretary after losing the presidency, as Finnish Evangelical Lutheran and Danish-root American Evangelical Lutheran join to create a 2,495,000 member federation.
Former New York disc jockey John Henry Faulk wins libel damages totaling 6.6 million against Aware Inc and Hartnell and Johnson. The jury awarded 2.5 million in compensatory damages and 3 million in punitive damages against Aware and Hartnell, with Johnson’s estate not liable for punitive damages. Defense plans to appeal as Faulk calls the ruling historic and country changing.
In Madison Square Garden on Thursday night, Australian psychiatrist Dr Schwarz drew about 8000 attendees as demonstrators picketed outside. He urged listeners to arm themselves with basic wartime knowledge to understand communism and its aims, with admission ranging from one to four dollars.
A Wilmington youth watching a drive in theater reached for what he thought was insect spray and sprayed a car interior with green paint. Several teenagers were affected as the spray coated the vehicle during the incident.
Los Angeles reports lawmakers and officials plan to move addicts from county jails to state institutions as permitted by the Reagan Dills Act. Judge Munmell signed petitions enabling civil commitments while hearings proceed, with funds drawn from the attorney general’s office for civil petitions and related actions.
A $150,000 initial pledge toward building a new theater at Columbia University was announced Thursday in honor of composer Richard Rodgers at a lunch marking his 80th birthday.
In Constantine Algeria, European residents.The city’s 16 story buildings stand unfinished as Moslem officials label the exodus a choice between two evils. Ten synagogues close. 40 000 Europeans left. 8 000 remaining, mostly not Jewish. Planes ferry many to France amid fear and decay.
The kingdom of Sweden paid in full its last remaining U S debt 21 years early. The Treasury announced a payment of 16 217 506.85 dollars liquidating postwar Marshall Plan loans with 197 506.85 dollars in interest. The loan was due December 31, 1983.
In Chicago the National Safety Council reports May traffic deaths at 3100, up 1 percent from May 1961's 3140 as travel volume rose. For the first five months of 1962, 14,520 deaths occurred, up 5 percent from last year, with the death rate at 4.8 per 100 million miles.
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