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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
1
Moscow says the space vehicle named flight one performed maneuvers in all directions as engines cycled on and off in a controlled test. Tass reported extensive maneuvering within the space flight program marking another milestone in Soviet space research.
Algerian forces opened a heavy artillery and infantry assault at dawn on Figuig, a town of over 10,000 people about 27 miles northeast of Colomb Bechar. King Hassan announced Moroccan troops pulled back about a mile, as a ceasefire agreed in Bamako earlier this week was set to take effect within 13 hours. The truce was signed by Hassan and Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella.
Douglas Jordan 16, son of mayoral candidate Sam Jordan, was wounded in the hand and left thigh by a pellet gun fired by youths near his San Francisco home. A 14-year-old girl was slashed seriously in the same Halloween violence. Jordan was treated at Mission Emergency Hospital and was reported in good condition after doctors noted the pellet struck a 50 cent piece in his pocket, preventing a worse wound.
Czechoslovakia appeared assured of a seat on the United Nations Security Council as discussions concluded in New York. The move would place the former empire among the council’s permanent and rotating members amid ongoing postwar diplomacy and collective security efforts.
A weather forecast says northern California faces an 80 percent chance of rain tomorrow with brief showers in most areas. Snow levels will drop to 6000 feet in the Siskiyous and higher in the Sierra ranges.
A Fremont man and a San Jose resident died in separate rear end collisions in Alameda and Santa Clara counties. Yoshio Kamiji, 27, of Fremont was held for investigation on felony drunken driving and manslaughter after a crash on the Nimitz Freeway near Sunnyvale. Two other people also died in local accidents, with highway patrols reporting the incidents as under investigation.
Saigon amid fierce street fighting as rebel marine army and air units attempt to topple President Ngo Dinh Diem. Palace guards reportedly routed, heavy casualties feared, with Diem possibly taking refuge on a naval vessel near Saigon. Ngo Dinh Nhu’s wife Madame Nhu condemns the coup as a shame, while Saigon radio reports a new government formation. US officials discuss policy shifts as aid continues amid turmoil.
Alameda County sheriff's juvenile division investigates glue sniffing among first grade students at Alvarado School. Principal Keith Alward reported large groups of girls in a restroom with two girls sniffing glue. A glue container fragment was found between desks.
Tokyo AP report says the Chinese air force shot down a U2 reconnaissance plane over Yun Tong near Shanghai. Peking Radio says the aircraft belonged to the Nationalist Chinese and called the mission harassing with no further details. China previously claimed shooting down nationalist U2s in 1962 after the United States acknowledged selling two aircraft.
The Indianapolis arena blast killed 63 and wounded 341 as gas, likely propane from cooking equipment, caused a scattering explosion. The collapse tore through the floor near box seats and hurled victims onto the ice during a Halloween ice show at the Indiana Coliseum. Officials warned of a high casualty count and described the chaotic scene with widespread panic.
In a pointed editorial Barry argues automation creates future opportunities despite counterarguments. He notes growing use of automated systems could boost productivity and economic growth, urging readers to embrace technological change and adapt through skills and policy support.
A former Alameda County sheriff's deputy sought more than 36000 in overtime pay for 1413 hours. Grant B LaDeaux, who resigned in April and runs a private investigations service in Castro Valley, contends the county owes 5245.93 for overtime not compensated. He alleges a written request was refused, and the Board of Supervisors denied the claim on June 14. Peterson, a retired lieutenant and past sheriff candidate, also may sue for unpaid overtime for 2000 hours.
An exciting new dining room concept debuts at Buckley's located at 21353 Foothill Blvd. The display features scratch proof pedestals and a heat and scratch resistant table top that cleans easily with a damp cloth. Visit tonight to see the collection.
The Pentagon ordered U S forces in the Pacific to move toward South Vietnam to protect American lives if necessary. The move, described as precautionary, involves mainly the 7th Fleet and possibly air and transport units from Okinawa and the Philippines. President Kennedy met with advisers on the situation in Saigon after receiving direct briefings from Rusk and McNamara.
A devotional prayer invoking God’s mercy and wisdom. The speaker asks for divine support and Spirit endowment to renew vision and dedicate life to service, concluding with Amen.
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