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05 Mar 1963
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
1
Weather summary for Northern California and surrounding valleys
Cloudy through Wednesday with showers likely on the coast south of San Francisco tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures show little change through Wednesday across regions including Shasta, Bla, and Salinas Valleys. Highs generally in the 60s to low 70s, nights in the 40s to 50s, with light to gentle winds and coastal breezes from 8 to 18 mph.
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Northort
California
San Francisco
Nevada
Sacraments Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salvas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
Fork Bragg
Ula
Santa Rosa
Reds Reject India Demand in Tokyo Communist Clash
China's Peking People's Daily rejected India's demand and any international mediation. It said China would not accept the conference neutrals' proposals or their clarifications, insisting it accepted the Colombo proposals in principle as a basis for direct negotiations.
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Tokyo
China
India
Peking People’s Daily
Today
Hed
Pictured as heartless Kroegers face double murder trial
In San Francisco prosecutors depict Ralph and Iva Kroeger as killers for profit in the 1961 Ameson murder case. Chief Prosecutor Mayer portrays them before a four man eight woman jury, while Iva interrupts testimony. The couple managed the Amesons motel where both were murdered, their bodies found in the Kroeger basement. The defense to begin its summation.
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Iva Kroeger
Killers
Thele Tral
Jay Arid Siildred Ameson
Firticls Mayer
Kroegers
Weeten Moray
Iva
San Francisco
Ivac
Jer
Amesons
Santa Rosa
lAmesons
Mayer
New Session Schedules Mediation in New York Newspaper Strike
Mayor Robert F. Wagner called negotiators for New York newspaper publishers and the striking printers to another mediation session. Wagner, seeking a settlement since January 26, reported no progress at talks Monday. Walter N Thayer, Herald Tribune president, said a genuine effort to negotiate exists but cautioned he is not yet encouraged a settlement will be reached.
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NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Walter N. ‘Thayer
The
Herald ‘Tribune
Thayer
Guns and Russians Plentiful in Cuba Report
Washington report details Cuban life under Castro with visible arms among crowds. Observers note widespread weapons, rationing, and tense support and opposition among citizens, including militia girls carrying rifles and guards surrounding interviewees.
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Cuba
Ehulliatila
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Imicks
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Yvarn
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California Lawmaking Echoes for 1903 Legislature Push
A Sacramento AP summary outlines Democratic Council President urging active govenor role in shaping 1903 legislative agenda. It lists dozens of proposed bills across education transport real estate alcohol regulation and public works including school transportation limits duty to publish and commissions restructuring. Senatorial and assembly actions cover fish and game commissions licensing cosmetology and narcotics transport restrictions and paternity civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Democratic Council
Grory
Raul Beasts of Missiles Cuban claim no offensive weapons
In Havana Raul Castro told a cheering crowd that Cuba has no offensive weapons as Soviet bases in the USSR can strike across the Atlantic. Defense Minister Tut Castro echoed, saying refugees and the move toward the hotter image will continue, regardless of U S stance.
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Fidel Castro
Raul Clatim
Cuba
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Castro
United States
Pole Premier Visits Mexico in New Tour
War sa w Poland AP reports Premier Joseph Cyrankiewicz left for a Mexican visit to meet President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. Speculation centers on calming the Cuban crisis. Observers expect Lopez Mateos to press Cyrankiewicz on Western Hemisphere discontent with U.S. actions.
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Lope
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