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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
2
Archbishop Joseph T. McGucken prayed in a hospital for two men who knocked him down and robbed him. Msgr. Walsh said the condition was satisfactory. The 62 year old archbishop was left unconscious after the Saturday attack, losing a key holder and a rosary gifted by Pope John XXIII.
Two rival teams Americans John Harlin and Layton Kor and Germans Joerg Lehne and Guenter Schmidt prepare to attempt the first straight line ascent of the Eiger north face. British climbers built bivouacs near the wall to support the 10 day expedition amid favorable weather.
East Germany seeks UN membership with Walter Ulbricht pledging adherence to the Charter. The Western powers contend only West Germany is legitimately sovereign, keeping East German entry unlikely. Council votes likely only Soviet Union and Bulgaria backing the move, with veto risk from the five permanent members.
The American Medical Association hosts a major conference at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles with six partner health groups to study links between air pollution and chronic respiratory diseases. Leaders cite smog as a broad urban health threat and seek research on how pollution interacts with smoking infection aging and genetics.
Closing arguments in the seven week Mossler murder trial focus on a alleged illicit aunt nephew affair as motive. Prosecutors claim Melvin Lane Powers delivered the fatal blow with an empty soft drink bottle while defense lawyers counter that powers acted on his own and the aunt was not the killer.
South deduces West held five hearts, four spades and three trumps from signaling patterns. Declarer leads, checks finesses, and ruffs to secure the contract as spade signals reveal West’s five heart holdings. A separate note reports a court case in Contra Costa involved in a station site dispute and a Tucson bombing scare.
In Alabama the entry of Black candidates into the Democratic primary races is highlighted as several Negro hopefuls seek seats. Rev P H Lewis in Selma contests a white incumbent. Bessemer lawyer David Hood Jr joins others, while Eunice Gore enters the governor race, with Lurleen Wallace also in the field. Local counts show a mixed field with some counties seeing strong Black participation against White opponents.
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