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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1962
Page
2
Editor Barry Goldwater argues Communists wage perpetual war, aiming world domination through military and political moves. He warns against renouncing armed conflict and urges decisive Western resolve, detailing a two-pronged Russian strategy and the need to unleash a fearless plan to defend freedom.
South County men hold elected and appointed posts in the VFW across Castro Valley Hayward San Lorenzo and San Leandro. Commander Albert J Gray leads the council with numerous officers and trustees named including Jerry Williams Celsa Zabalas Bud Archer Frank Sullivan and Vernone Wilde among others.
James J. Cabr al of 2325 Manchester Road San Leandro is listed among 452 who passed the 1962 spring State Bar of California exam. Successful candidates will be certified for admission to practice at Supreme Court ceremonies in Los Angeles on June 7 and in San Francisco on June 13.
Alden Cook of San Lorenzo High School will attend the Foreign Language Institute at Durham NHS for seven weeks of summer vacation.
Fragmentary crossword list shows scattered names and clues across categories. It includes references to Japanese, Berner, and various mixed terms, with numbers like 3 13 27 28 and scattered phrases such as tape of practice and record hints.
Answer to Saturday's puzzle presents a wordplay twist with scrambled or mirrored clues. Readers map letters to reveal a themed phrase while noting playful misdirections and a final solution that ties to the puzzle’s word grid.
In Buffalo New York Masses are held at St Michael Catholic Church after a lightning strike last Wednesday damaged the 4 year old building leaving only walls standing The Town Castle nightclub owner Harry Altman who is Jewish allowed use of his club for Masses with diocesan approval and Father James Redmond officiating.
In Stratford on Avon England Gerald Worthley and Johnny White are noted as bested in a wildlife sighting. A preserved Irish Elk horn spread and peat bog findings are described. A candlelit scene with wine and leather jugs hints at frontier living and the phrase More power to you appears as a man struggles to drink.
A chaotic local feature mixes a charity clothing drive with a tour of Stratford and a quirk-filled tour of British signage. The St Vine center De Paul Society plans a three week drive accepting clothing furniture and household goods to support their charitable work.
Mrs. Mann W Howe of Castro Valley is charged with felony counts of passing bad checks totaling $95 at Russell Stores and Sid's Market during February. Judge Gerald P Connitt ruled after preliminary questioning in Municipal Court.
Carola asks a civic question about socialized medicine while Dr. Crane defends private care, arguing older adults are already well cared for and government medical schemes would erode the founding principles. The piece critiques UK and Austrian systems and urges taxpayers to oppose broad state medical care.
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