11 May 1969
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1969
Page
1
Vatican struggles to calm Protest over Pope Paul VI decree on the Calendarium Romanum. Church officials insist no saint has been abolished and that venerations may continue locally amid confusion and editorials in L Osservatore Romano.
Barbara Hutton, the Woolworth heiress now living in Cuernavaca, seeks a divorce from her seventh husband Miss Champassak. She inherited 43 million in 1933 and built a 3 million home at Jiutepec, Mexico. She has a history of multiple marriages and extravagant fashion as she declares freedom from conventional ties.
Within hours of a 179 page religious calendar hitting Vatican bookshops not a copy remained. The Vatican paused print plans as Pope lists doubt on St Christopher and 40 plus saints. Vendors report anger while believers still buy medals and statues seeking protection.
Washington strategists say negotiations move beyond stalemate as Viet Cong presents a ten point plan. Allies seek clear meanings on troop withdrawals international supervision Geneva accords and self determination for South Vietnam amid a looming summer offensive.
California's gross state product is forecast to hit 100.45 billion in May after April's 99.8 billion, with all major production classes rising. Personal spending, fixed investment, and government outlays are all projected higher, while April personal income rose 7.2 percent to 79.54 billion.
A longtime educator announces retirement after 37 years teaching in the same classroom. The article reflects on decades of service, memorable moments, and the impact on students as she exits before the new school year.
In London, a crowd of about 40 students stormed a White Horse pub after former U.S. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey visited. Glasses shattered and force used, Humphrey was escorted to a car while aides described hostile chanting and blows from the protesters tied to antiwar sentiment.
The Rev. Richard C. Taylor of Village Church of Hayward selects a gospel passage urging unity and warning that blasphemy against the Holy Ghost cannot be forgiven. The quoted scripture stresses gathering with Christ and cautions against division.
Far West educators praise minicourses and model tapes for in service training. Teachers gain immediate reinforcement by watching themselves in action and reviewing model tapes. Preliminary tests show increased teaching time and reduced repetition of student answers after minicourse use.
An 82 year old Fremont man was pulled from a home pool after submerging too long. Ralph K. Kroll, 32, 618 Regan Place, was wearing an underwater mask when guests noticed he stayed under water. He received artificial respiration before a fire department resuscitator arrived and he was taken to Washington Hospital in critical condition.
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