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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1965
Page
4
In eastern India at the Bhori colliery a massive explosion trapped miners as flames and toxic gases hindered rescue efforts. Officials cited 250 to 400 presumed dead with survivors unlikely as air intakes were sealed and teams faced drifting flames. Government and union figures clash over exact toll.
Karl Klein was elected president of the Christian Men's Fellowship at First Christian Church in San Leandro. For the 1963-88 term, Ket Wiegardt is vice president, Brad Michener secretary, Daryell Still treasurer, and Elmer Iyes and Al Kious as chaplains. Installation to occur during a dinner meeting on June 19.
In Santa Monica California actress Linda Darnell left an estate valued under 10 000 dollars to her adopted daughter Charlotte Mildred Marley and close friends as heirs The will filed for probate names Mr and Mrs Richard Lane Curtis as guardians to the child The will dated April 18 1902 and amended last year references former airline pilot Merle Roy Robertson and notes Charlotte will graduate next month from Ojai Valley High School She was fatally burned in a fire April 10 at Glenview Illinois
Briton Peter Rook faces deportation after Immigration Service orders him to stand trial on a check charge in San Francisco. He was jailed on overstayed visa and allegedly linked to a motel bed handcuff incident with police and a burglary case tied to Sally Stanford. Rook says he has three lawyers and intends to sue the city and two officers.
The puzzle fragment lists scattered clues and partial answers including references to a mountain and currency, gods, speakers, and various objects. It appears to be an unfinished crossword with entries for 5 High mountain, currency, morning, carpenters tools, and other terms, plus hints of a solution from the prior day.
An aidé to Mayor Robert F. Wagner says he is seriously considering dropping his bid for another term in November to spend more time with his sons. Wagner is expected to announce his decision in a week or two. Rep. June Lindsay, a East Side Manhattan Republican, had announced his candidacy two weeks earlier.
San Lorenzo registration begins Tuesday for five year olds entering Calvary Lutheran School at 1720 Via Magdalena. Up to 20 stations available, registration runs through June at the school office. For more information call the school at 135.
Commander Harry Post, a 40 year old Navy fighter pilot from San Diego, ejected from an F8 Crusader jet returning from Vietnam. He was rescued by a helicopter from Point Mugu NAS after landing in the ocean and a fire raft. Post was reported in good condition. The plane crashed at sea near Miramar NAS en route from Hawaii.
Jerrold J. A. Fadem, a Los Angeles attorney, has been named as a special consultant to the State Lands Commission in Sacramento. The appointment expands advisory capacity for state land management matters.
CAMARILLO AP Roy Rogers has sold his 34 acre Hidden Valley ranch near Camarillo to Mr and Mrs Richard Ewing for 200000. Ewing, owner of Southam Press Publishers, will transfer about 100 quarter horses to Hidden Valley from Willow Springs Ranch at Oakdale and may close Willow Springs. Rogers planned to move his stables to Hidden Valley Inn, a resort he recently purchased in the high desert.
Uncertainty over raising taxes to fund a budget deficit threatened promised pay raises for more than 100000 state employees and UC and state college professors. The Senate Finance Committee voted for a salary hike package but the Assembly rejected it, trimming the plan to finance only 11 months of raises. The revenue outlook remains in flux and a two-house conference will seek a compromise on salaries and the fiscal package.
Senate approves a bill by Sen. Joseph A. Rattigan to make it a misdemeanor to knowingly evade telephone toll charges by using devices to bypass the phone company’s recording equipment.
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