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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
1
London reports the Soviet Union is strengthening border guards along the frontier with China and expanding its naval forces in the Far East. Diplomatic sources say these steps are precautions amid the growing Sino Soviet clash and to deter any new incidents on disputed eastern frontiers.
UPI reports Jacqueline Kennedy leaves for Greece for a two week vacation and a Mediterranean cruise aboard an Athenian yacht. She sails from Idlewild on Trans Ward Airline for her second Greece trip in three years as First Lady.
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara concluded a week long trip to South Viet Nam after traveling the length and breadth of the country to assess how the war against the Communist Viet Cong is progressing.
California Apartment Owners Association members voted to oppose the state Fair Housing Law. Led by president Robert Smelt the group seeks to block government limits on property rights and plans to join the California Real Estate Association and the Builders Council of California to push for an amendment.
Washington UPI Secretary Douglas Dillon said international monetary stability requires major trading nations to keep short term interest rates reasonably in line with each other. He conceded domestic financial goals may limit this push for uniform rates during the IMF annual meeting speech.
The Ecumenical Council gave preliminary approval to a document promoting church unity and the priesthood of all believers. Debate over the draft may continue for weeks with formal details released later, while the session stressed broad support for the proposal.
Washington reports that jailed mob informer Joseph Valachi linked Vito Genovese to gambling interests in Las Vegas and described his control over New York mobs. The Senate subcommittee released a master chart on church and mob connections, while Attorney General Kennedy said Valachi would be used again as a witness in federal cases.
San Leandro arraignment set for John G Santos on grand theft charges after he admits taking tour funds from Paradise Social Club members to cover debts and gambling losses. Police capture details of cash shortfalls and losses reaching up to 1 700 dollars in a string of client money. Castro Valley residents and Oakland locals named among those affected.
The article blends fragmented notes on Ben Bella and Alameda County figures with long past mob history. It references a 2.2 billion increase, the Oakland Real Estate Board, various religious groups, and connections to Lansky and Valachi testimony.
Union leaders yesterday told Washington Township Hospital officials they would recommend a vote on the hospital contract and to strike if needed. Robert Taylor, hospital administrator, said the move followed a meeting with State Mediator James Marshall. Local 889 Stationary Engineers, plus other unions, reported a new vote had been recommended and that authorization to strike had been granted a month ago, with economic action possible at any time.
ALGIERS AP Units of the Algerian army began joining dissident troops led by Col Mohand Ou El Harij in a revolt aimed at toppling President Ahmed Ben Bella. In Tui Ouzou Berber area Kabylie reports say officers and men have deserted as convoys head to mountains to join Ou El Hadj.
United Nations remarks by British Foreign Secretary Lord Home praised Russia for renouncing war as a national policy tool and warned Communist China that a nuclear conflict would annihilate both nations, underscoring the risks of escalation during the Cold War era.
None of the newcomers appeared willing to enforce Ben Bella's directive for a crackdown on the Berber colonel, signaling reluctance and possible instability in implementing central orders.
The house expected quick approval of the measure after it cleared the Senate last Thursday. The president Kennedy was expected to sign the bill as soon as it reaches the White House.
Morrie Ryskind labels the Senate ratified nuclear test ban as American Waterloo. Heat ls. colaran on to py's editorial pay: Ann Landers Bridge on.
The Alameda County School Boards Association executive board voted to recommend four names for a vacancy on the State Board for Education. Names to be sent to Governor Edmund G. Brown include Mrs. Winifred Crow, San Leandro School District trustee. William Burke, Castro Valley. Dr. March Fong, Oakland, members of the county Board of Education. and Dr. Roy Nichols, president of the Berkeley Board of Education.
A concise prayer asks for divine help to untangle tangled lives and resist conflicting pressures. It asks to restore devotion to God's will, purge vague impulses, and center believers in divine purpose so their lives regain simplicity and power.
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