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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1963
Page
2
A worried mother praises a backyard story hour led by Judy to engage 25 neighborhood children under six. The plan aims to foster literature, Bible lessons, and college readiness, arguing that early cultural exposure guides future educational paths. Critics warn against passive TV and stress cultivating active, stimulating home environments.
In Pittsburgh Criminal Court three men named Harry Levine face false pretense and bad check charges. The defendants, tied by a family link and nicknamed the Pittsburgh Levine and the Brooklyn Secian, are joined by a cousin Harry Levine of Brooklyn. Testimony mentions a father Levine as prosecutor Maria Lubow Feart raises questions about names.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The atomic submarine Thomas Jefferson fired two Polaris A2 missiles one after another while surface craft watched. The first shot landed near the launching point and the second fell several hundred miles downrange. Cause of the trouble was not known, ending a string of 11 straight submarine launches.
Sacramento AP report notes Assemblyman Charles J. Conrad mocks Governor Brown and Speaker Jesse Unruh with a spoof of Marc Antony’s oration. The piece, attributed to Conrad, references Shakespearean lines and decries party discord while praising Unruh as a loyal associate.
Sacramento reports that college trustees rejected speeding up admission standards. Several colleges had requested implementing the stricter rules earlier than planned, but the state board refused to accelerate the changes.
Washington reports the IRS plans to trim operations in 18 cities including dissolving service centers and moving Boston as the new hub for a New York-Boston region. Critics led by Senators Cotton and Javits argue the plan harms service. IRS insists basic services remain intact while citing efficiency gains.
Floods receded across much of the East and South as heavy rains eased. The hardest hit regions centered on Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and parts of Virginia, with damage estimated in the millions and at least 18 deaths reported. Cooler, drier conditions followed in most areas, while northern regions saw continued minor flooding and residual rain.
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