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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
2
A bizarre advice column promotes "New Marriage Tests" to discourage affairs and steer women toward remarriage after widowhood. It features Lois, 17, and urges readers to consider future children, finances, and social duties, while touting love as repeatable with clergymen’s advice and a mailed request for booklets.
In San Jose AP report, a wave of seven-figure and multi-thousand dollar suits were filed as investigators probed a store basement boiler blast that killed three and injured seven. The blast damaged Penney’s and Thrifty stores and focused on alleged negligence and a misset safety valve.
The Almanac Today notes March 26 as the 84th day of 1563 with 280 to follow, Venus and Saturn visible in the morning, Mars in the evening, and Robert Frost born in 1875. It recalls Whitman’s 1892 death, Foch’s 1918 Allied command appointment, Salk’s 1958 polio vaccine announcement, and the 1962 Supreme Court ruling on state legislative seat appropriations. Oscar Wilde’s cynic quote closes.
AP dispatch from Sacramento reports the Assembly passed a bill making it a misdemeanor to write and sign letters for others or to sign someone else’s name to a letter. Sponsored by Assemblyman Cordon, He Winton, a Democrat from Merced.
Sacramento AP editors form a bloc backing nonpartisan local elections. They oppose party labels for county supervisors and city councils and support Assemblyman Burton's bill to require party designations. A statewide poll shows about two thirds disagree with partisan local races. Democrats largely oppose, arguing party labels would skew local governance.
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