30 May 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1964
Page
1
Fair weather is predicted for the Memorial Day weekend with some morning fog. Westerly winds 12 to 22 miles per hour expected in the afternoon. Rayyard temperatures show today's low at 52 and yesterday's high at ponent.
Statewide forecast: fair today tonight and Sunday with morning fog near the coast and inland. Highs mainly 66 to 90 across Bay Area to Sacramento Valley. Salinas Valley and Santa Clara Valley show morning fog and mild temp changes. Northwest winds 8 to 45 mph in some areas with variable tonight lows 45 to 88.
Mrs. Kennedy described how a library study institute will serve students worldwide and promote politics and public life. CBS coverage captured Bill Brandt and others praising Kennedy's belief in unity and history as UK and Irish leaders reflected on his legacy and the memorial stamp sales surged nationwide.
Palo Verde College students John Miller and Wiley joined six soldiers in a hoax near BLYTIE California during Desert Strike maneuvers. The prank involved a dummy sentry post and a dune buggy approach, prompting hoaxers to surrender and exposing civilian mischief as 100000 troops simulated control over water rights near Needles, California. The water rights war concluded at 4 p.m. Friday.
John Victor Bellsmith 57 of Hayward died Thursday at a local hospital. He was a fence contractor, husband of Helena M Bellsmith and father to John W Bellsmith Taudra H Armstrong Michael J Bellsmith Barbara White Maxine Brower and several grandchildren. He leaves siblings George J Phillips and Mary Duarte. A Native of Ontario Canada he had lived in Hayward 49 years and was a member of Associated Fence Contractors. Recitation of the Rosary will be held at Sorensen Bros Chapel in Hayward with service at 11 am conducted by Rev. Charles A Woodworth of San Lorenzo Methodist Church. Burial follows at Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery Hayward.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Joy Bonde widow of Livermore pioneer Jules Bonde have been changed to United Presbyterian Church 100 Near Street Pleasanton. The service is set for Monday at 2 p m as previously announced.
Minnie Mella 74 who died in Hayward will have a 11 o'clock Monday requiem at St Leander's Church San Leandro. Services start 10:30 a.m. from Santos Robinson Mortuary San Leandro. Burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
Dante Fortunato 21 of Fresno must enter a plea in Superior Court to an arson charge for starting a 140000 dollar fire at Playdium Bowl downtown on May 12. Fortunato, a mechanic at the establishment, waived a preliminary hearing.
Richmond, Cail AP Marion Greathouse Ruth drove his wife Beralda to a bank to deposit funds for Tegal Distributing Co. In Oakland she grabbed the bank bag containing about $180 and fled. Ruth followed by cab, arrested at Oakland airport as he prepared to fly to Los Angeles with $98540. Police say missing money covered plane and cab fares. he is booked for investigation of grand theft.
In Webb City Missouri AP report an expectant mother Mrs Ronald Morrill 24 was shot in the throat as her husband practiced a quick draw with a revolver in their home police said The unborn twin boys due in July were delivered by cesarean but died Surgeons could not save them The couple’s 11 year old son Marco was present as the 22 caliber revolver discharged causing the fatal injury
Almanac notes May 10 as Memorial Day with the 151st day of the year and 214 left. Historical items begin with Joan of Arc burned in Rouen in 1431 and a 1883 panic over Brooklyn Bridge collapse. Included are RAF Cologne raid in 1942 and Khrushchev trade bloc proposal in 1962.
In New Delhi AP reporting, Congress leaders delayed selecting a successor to Nehru after his death, weighing Lal Bahadur Shastri Morarji Desai and Indira Gandhi as potential heads. The postponement sparked protests within the party as it seeks unity and stability amid a looming leadership fight.
Washington sources say President Johnson and top U S defense and State officials held talks at the State Department to map two day actions on Southeast Asia. The discussion covered military diplomacy, possible allied visits in Honolulu, and options for handling the Laos situation with British and Canadian involvement. A final decision timeline remains open as leaders weigh a broad range of moves.
Gov. Brown signed a bill granting his longtime secretary Adrienne Sausset state pension credit for years served as district attorney and then in state service. The action followed his election as attorney general and prior service with Brown in San Francisco.
East German Communist chief Walter Ulbricht began a 15 day trip to the Soviet Union with hints of new moves on Berlin and German questions. He praised coexistence policy at a Kremlin banquet and signaled possible direct East West talks, while noting that only the two German states can solve the German problem.
Gov Brown will attend the Governors Conference in Cleveland from June 6 to 10. His office says he will leave next Friday after delivering a commencement address at California College of Medicine in Pasadena Thursday night.
Sharon Kleba is the sole member of Kelleys Island High School’s class to graduate this year. Superintendent G. Kittel says the ceremony will be as colorful as any, with no drop in the education or graduation quality for one student.
The fire at All Hallows Catholic Church parish hall in San Francisco killed 10-year-old Togi Matau who died at Presbyterian Hospital from burns and injuries. Five others died at the scene. The blaze, sparked by a gasoline flare during a Samoan fire dance, injured more than 100 and left nine in critical condition.
Governor Brown asks Californians to honor Memorial Day by aiming for freedom, justice and equality for all Americans. He notes war heroes died for these goals and urges a reverent rededication to the ideals and truths for which they sacrificed.
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