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18 Mar 1962
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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 18, 1962
Page
1
Statewide Weather Summary With Regional Variations
California and Nevada forecast shows variable cloudiness across regions with scattered showers near coast and foothills. Warmest areas in the north and Central California with gentle to light northerly winds and temperatures ranging from mid 30s to mid 60s across Salinas Fresno Sacramento and Bay Area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeia
California
Salinas
Fresno
Moray
Nevada
San Francisco Bay Area
Sacramento Valley
Bandonquin Valley
Balings Valley
Paso Robles
Salita Clara Valley
Monterey Bay
Central Coast
Napa
San Jose
Hollister
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Bus Auto Crash Kills Driver. 22 Hurt Across Route
A crash on the Highland Avenue overpass near Barstow left driver Claude Hadard Dy cenanger dead and 22 injured as a Continental Trailways bus collided with a car. Four servicemen aboard the bus were hospitalized, while car occupants fled and were later detained. Victims include Barstow residents Victor Bala NG Albert Lucero 17 and Joe Ramos and other Californians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernarding
Claude Hadard Dycenager
Downey
Downer
Nender
Barstow
Highway Patrol
Mir Forne
Xemueonen
Ail
John Hunt
Flint
Mich
Rinaldo Cruz
San Fernando
Jury Indicts Convict In Dec Killing
A Marin County grand jury indicted convict Michael on December 18 for the stabbing death of fellow inmate Thomas Deverts, 24, of Hayward, in the prison gym. Davers's mother, Mrs. Manuel Frances Hall, and others were later convicted in connection with a narcotics smuggling ring into the state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Michael
Marin Coomty Rand Juy
Stayedi Ng
Felow
Thomas Devitts
Hayward
Devers
Calaroga Ave
Davera
Maniel Frances Hall
Daily Review publication and staff list details
The text lists staff and roles for The Daily Review including president and publisher William Chilgote, business manager Harry Walker, circulation manager Ollie Watt Hayward, and editors for Hayward and other California offices. It notes subscription rates and multiple office locations in Hayward, Bremont, and Livermore with details on circulation and audit references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Review
Ince
Floyd Snorksy
William Chilgote
Vaneaer
Harry A. Walker
Circulphan
Watt Ollie
Hayward
Ala We Botond
Congrang Naren
Acpress
Ai Communications
W. Winton Ave
Calif
Wackepvss
Sunaayss
Wilameda County
Calif Hayward
Tenersan
Bremont
Fremont
Bycamera
Livermore
Gridiron Club mocks parties at annual dinner
The Gridiron Club hosted its annual dinner with political satire targeting both parties. Speeches praised JFK and Lt. Col. Glenn, while jokes touched on Rockefeller, Nixon, Goldwater, and Kennedy’s Irish background. The event included impersonations and musical skits in a St. Patrick’s Day style.
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Washington
APJ
St. Patrick's Day
Slam
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Birch
Associated Erose
John H. Glenn Jr
Albany
Atlania
Bismarck
Rose
Boston
St. Patrick's
Bsag
Detroit
Fairbanks
Novato
Fort Worth
Clunly
Wasfield
Slatier-Hil
Yy Ag
Indianapolis
Cloudy
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Clear
Sovernment
Tinea
Shine
Industry
Armed Service
Ransayity
Memphis
Clear Sagg
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Minvankes
Republic
Paul
New Orleans
Barry Goldwater
George
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rena
Reb Richmond
Fo Kennedy
SM. Louis
Seattle
Spokane
Tampa
Dent
Winnipes
Weather and political satire notes from a historic page
Tide tables for Monday March 19 appear with sunrise and sunset times. The page also covers a political satire scene in New York with figures like Rockefeller and Eisenhower lampooned, and remarks on welfare and education policy amid a US political skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siarch
Almanac Toray Simday March 18 1962 Moon Phases
Almanac notes March 18 1962 as the 77th day with 288 to follow. It lists Saturn as the morning star and Venus as the evening star while offering brief historical highlights from 1923 1981 1937 and 1938 including butter served in restaurants electric shavers first sold and Oil property seizures in Mexico. Grover Cleveland quote reflects public officers as servants of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Algerian War Secret Army Declares Underground Government
The European Secret Army Organization announces an underground government in Algeria, forming a National Committee of French Resistance in Algeria and calling on ex-General Salan to lead a liberation effort. The move signals a de facto war against De Gaulle’s government as security and economic turmoil rise in Algiers and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
European Secret Army Organization
Charles de Gaulle
Secret Army
Imen
Raoul Salan
French Republic
FCC To Eye Home-Grown TV Programs
The FCC selects Chicago to test locally produced television and study its service to community needs. More than 100 witnesses will testify as the first broad inquiry into community programming, while denying any link to pending license renewals of WWBQ, WNBQ and other outlets. Meanwhile unrest over Algeria’s conflict continues with new ceasefire talks and casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Robert B. Lee
Wbsm - TV
WNBQ
Wbem-Tv
Columbia Broad- Caaling System
National Broadcasting
Mbkb
I They Casting Co
Worpers
Algeria
Evian
Sabotage Doubt in Flying Tiger Plane Crash Near Adak
At Adak Alaska authorities doubt sabotage in the Flying Tiger Lines crash that killed one and left 107 aboard? company officials said sabotage was a possibility but accidents not ruled out. Investigators compare maintenance records with a missing Flying Tiger plane bound for South Vietnam as crews review the scene.
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Burbank
ATP
Flying Tiger Lines
Adak
Alaska
South Viet
Nam
Jnves
South Wet Nam
Niger
Air Force
JN Ues J Company
Nixon slams farm program in heated speech
Former President Richard M. Nixon told the Poultry and Poultry Association in Los Angeles that the administration's farm program would raise prices reduce farmer income and expand government control. He labeled the plan a blatant grab for power and questioned Governor Edmund Brown's stance on the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Secetary of Agriculture Orvilleman
Poultry Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Nixon
Edmund Brown
Bomb Packed Locker Found At Los Angeles Terminal
Police said a metal box packed with 30 sticks of dynamite and a fuse was found in a locker at the Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal. Lt. Hough Brown called it clearly designed as a bomb and capable of causing massive damage. The maroon box, about the size of a tackle box, was wrapped in clothing in a bag and found during a locker cleanout after a bag was missing for 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Union
Hough Brown
Homicide Division
Brown
Renal
Lost and Found
Donner Lake Contaminated By Diesel Oil
About 18 000 gallons of diesel spilled from a broken pipe feeding two 19 000 gallon tanks near a highway project. Donner Lake residents faced contamination with water deemed unsafe for consumption for babies for a week. Wiser of Truckee said full safe supply would lag until intake pipes were lowered and the system repaired. The Reno Health Department was alerted as Truckee River contamination is expected to continue gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truckee
Donner Lakes
Ray Wiser
Worlanen
Truckee River
Wiser
Reno Health Department
South Africa Adds Settlers Report
Johannesburg AP reports South Africa gained 140 percent more white settlers while the country also faced losses during a period of 961.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
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