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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1963
Page
2
A garbled transcript outlines key figures and roles in a Federal Communications Commission replacement drama, naming Reide nel Naz and others as pivotal players. It references a Bay area commission, a Boston salvage discussion, and staffing changes amid a broader leadership reshuffle. Various names appear, including Kennery sail and Willam IL, with talk of executive transitions and future appointments across agencies.
Fragmented OCR outlines a Sino-Soviet summit with mixed rhetoric and unclear outcomes. Mentions Gen. Rakov, MORSE OM, and various officials. references to political shifts, planned missions, and potential policy changes amid tense relations.
A state bill approved Tuesday by the Assembly committee moves California toward a single governing freeway designation system by September. If enacted, the three current federal and interstate designations will be replaced, with signage and advertising adapting to new freeway numbers and licensing.
Fragmented OCR notes report General Lear hospitalized in San Antonio with heart condition and army hospital staff details. Mentions Velmane hospital and unspecified medical case. unclear handwriting hinders full meaning.
Vague report notes Mart Hes wins the mayoral race over opponents in a Tuesday election. Mentions Peoples and MBETRETSE, Wye, with limited readable details about voting outcome.
A Garden Club meeting is scheduled for tomorrow in Glenmoop. Fred Vi Duthie will chair the session with Mrs. Hazel HL Taelansy assisting. All members are urged to attend at 46 Mattos Prive, Fee schanze thle, and a plant exchange will be held after the talks.
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