15 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1962
Page
1
Berkeley report cites San Francisco Bay Area as Communist center with most activity focused at the University of California. Capt. Clarence Severin of the Alameda County district attorney's office cites academic freedom as enabling student groups to engage in outward activities.
An official report says Indian forces attacked and infiltrations into churches were serious. A group called Fair Play is mentioned, with references to Cuba and Cantomnist forces. Details describe a strong patrol action northwest of Walong and a delivery of explosives and cargo from a vessel near Piraeus Greece, including sulphur and flour.
Tax changes will eliminate the 10 percent federal tax on air and rail travel and replace it with a 5 percent charge for certain aviation costs. Meanwhile reports mix protest activity in San Francisco and Berkeley with international conflict updates. A freighter fire and sea conditions are noted as Coast Guard vessels respond to the scene.
A Greek freighter loaded with commercial explosives and its 25 crew abandoned the blazing 7,187 ton Captain George 700 miles northeast of Bermuda as gale winds and 3 foot waves battered the Atlantic. The Liberian-flag Virginia tanker stood by while the crew took to life boats. A second vessel Curlew and its six crew fled after losing its rudder in the storm northwest of Bermuda.
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon said the Kennedy administration will push ahead with sizeable tax cuts despite a possible budget deficit and higher spending. He called the reform program an effort for long-range relief from the tax system’s drag on the economy, affecting individuals and businesses, but offered no specifics.
Legal proceedings move to incorporate the Hayward Highlands into a new city, second such proposal in Hayward hills within a week. Attorney Heber Brown filed the incorporation document with Alameda County Board of Supervisors, with Willan Tasto leading the Highlands Committee.
Fragmentary prayer text requests God’s guidance for Milo and an unnamed city, asks to reveal will and whether to pursue a seat or role. The writer reflects on belief, university realization, and the need to endure pain while seeking a divinely guided pattern for what can be done.
The Big Decision by counterspy Matt Cvetic appears today on page 21. Public opinion columnist Samuel Libel discusses a major challenge facing three newly elected Republican governors in his editorial.
Teresita Morgan a 23 year old mental patient on leave from Napa State Hospital is held in Livermore on murder charges in the shooting death of her son John Lynn Hovw. The boy was killed in a bedroom at the Allague home as Morgan attempted a second self inflicted shooting before being restrained. The case ties to ongoing Cold War tensions as Salinger comments on US Soviet communications over Cuba. Morgan faced psychiatric evaluation before a preliminary hearing set next Tuesday.
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