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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1961
Page
1
Fair but variable conditions with light to moderate winds. Lows tonight in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Highs tomorrow expected from the mid 60s to near 70. Hayward readings indicate yesterday's high and today's low as reference points.
In the state’s weather summary, Northeen and Central California report nearly fair conditions tonight and Sunday with local coastal valley fog Sunday morning. Inland areas trend slightly warmer, while the Bay Area experiences fair conditions with Sunday fog and gentle winds. Temperatures range from the low to mid 80s inland to cooler nights, with light to moderate northerly winds and varying coastal breezes across districts.
Fragments show temperature notes across several California locales including Bakersfield Fresno Los Angeles Oakland San Diego San Francisco San Thermal and Sarmitenta. The garbled entries hint at high and low readings, but specific values and timestamps are unreadable.
President Kennedy held a two hour conference with General Taylor after his return from Southeast Asia. Taylor said he would not recommend sending U.S. troops to South Vietnam now, citing adequate local resources. The White House would review his report after Secretary Rusk returns from the Far East.
London AP report notes Princess Margaret's baby is a boy born Friday weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces. Speculation centers on names with George emerging as a favored grandfather’s name. names Alhed Antony Owen and David are also mentioned. Attendants at Clarence House celebrated with champagne as the baby arrived amid royal anticipation.
A fragmentary newspaper notice lists publishers and staff at The Daily Reviews Inc with names Floyd starkt Byasigenr and Publicher Willams Clilcofe and advertising and circulation personnel. It includes Hayward California offices and rate references for newspapers, with multiple city locations and address fragments.
Connecticut Democrat Rep Frank Kowalski urges President Kennedy to stop unlisted men serving as officers servants at Ft McNair after a comptroller general report found 25 sergeants doing valet and guard duties for 14 senior officers and one State Department officer. Total pay and allowances reach about 120000 yearly. Kowalski estimates 3000 to 6000 enlisted men in household roles nationwide, rising to 20000 with added officers' aides. He criticizes use of enlisted men and calls for audit results by Comptroller General Joseph Campbell.
Funeral notices for E Manis GwoiAOE and Verne Grube detail bereavements across Hayward Albany and surrounding areas. The deceased include sisters, sons and daughters, with services at Sorensen, All Saints Church and St Joseph Cemetery. Additional notices list veterans, fraternal affiliations, and memorial Masses.
A proposed federal spending cut could block testing of 22 new drugs from NIH for cancer, warns Dr. Tsidon S. Ravdin. He says cutting $102 million from HEW would hinder trials. Rep. Fogarty and Dr. Farber back the warning amid efforts to trim federal outlays.
AP report from Belize describes a hurricane disaster with 204 dead, including many in the British colonial administration building. Looting suppressed under martial law as evacuation proceeds, 4,000 moved from Stant?s Creek area toward northern Belize. International aid from the United States, Mexico, Guatemala, Jamaica and others arriving to supply food, water and shelter.
An off duty Port Authority patrolman Hiller McLeod age 27 was shot and killed in Brooklyn while trying to quell a juvenile dispute. Police say a youth in a car opened fire as a wagon full of youths sped away. The incident followed a broader gang conflict in the city.
An Anniston Alabama federal court aborted the trial of eight suspects in the 1961 Greyhound bus arson and assault on Freedom Riders. After nine hours of deliberation the jury reported they could not agree, prompting a mistrial. The seven defendants face new trial while Kenneth Adams awaits arraignment due to injuries. Government witnesses placed all eight at the scene and detailed the bus window breaking and a club wielding.
Stanford economist W S J Swarokowski argued the Soviet model misleads youths while praising American education. He told 1,900 at Berkeley that Russia’s higher schooling lacks student choice, relies on commissars, and makes students study only required, centralized subjects. He contrasted U S universities favorably for breadth and freedom.
Lloyd Ivan Grubbe, 65, died in Cond, with services set for Monday at 2:30 am at the Drawing Room Chapel Ellis-Vierson Nortuay Albany address. He was husband of Veronica Grubbe and father of Theodore Grubbe of Hayward and Verte L. Grubber of Vallejo, with seven siblings and three grandchildren surviving. Albany VFW Post 2685 will conduct services Sunday at 8 pm. Burial in Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno.
Funeral services for Helen E. Pappas 53 of 2339 East Mth St are pending. The obituary notes her death and that funeral arrangements will be conducted here. Details on date and service remain to be announced.
A garbled notice item mentions tensions with the Soviet Union resuming nuclear tests near the United States. It also covers multiple local obituaries and funeral services for residents in Hayward and surrounding areas, naming several individuals and dates. The fragmentary text includes service details and burial plans.
Eden a hospital board votes 2 to 1 to block a plan for an associate administrator to oversee nursing, pharmacy, dietary, and related services. The move follows a Koenig report recommending the new role, with directors Stone Widen and Pierce opposing and Druge casting the sole proponent vote.
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