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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
2
Gist figures show San Leandro post office posted 3108 240.76 in February, up 17.7 percent from the same period in 1962. Postmaster George Perry said two months of the year total gross receipts of 401.25, up 321.4 from RAP ARO figures.
A three judge panel certified Kathe Rolvaag as Minnesota governor elect after reviewing nearly 4,000 disputed ballots from the November 6 election. The panel upheld Rolvaag’s 91 vote lead over Republican Elmer Andersen and rejected Andersen’s bid to void the recount. Rolvaag, in the Capitol basement, hailed the decision as a great day. Andersen reserved the right to appeal, likely delaying final results.
New York printers rely on mayoral guidance and prepare for a Sunday assembly at a high school auditorium to discuss a possible contract. Local leaders say no vote is planned unless shop notices arrive, as strike dynamics and wage terms loom.
Mills College seeks 8 million dollars for 0.8 acres needed for the MacArthur Freeway while the State Division of Highways offers 500 thousand. The dispute heads to condemnation in Alameda County Superior Court as Mills warns relocations of dormitories residence halls and art facilities may be required.
At Pearl Harbor a sailor killed two Navy sentries and then killed himself. The incident occurred around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday in an abandoned bunker on Midway Island. Names of the victims and the assailant were withheld by Navy officials.
The barkentine Bear, famed for polar feats, sank Tuesday night about 260 miles east of Boston and 99 miles south while en route from Halifax to Philadelphia. A Coast Guard aircraft dropped a rubber boat to two men aboard, who were rescued. the fate of the vessel remains unclear as 12 foot swells and a breaking line threatened salvage.
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