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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
2
London AP reports former prime minister Harold Macmillan left hospital after 17 days following prostate gland removal. He walked with a stick, waved farewell to nurses at the window, and began a long convalescence.
Horoscopes forecast Aries to Pisces with advice on channeling energy and pursuing disciplined plans. Readers are urged to seek expert guidance, act on compelling property related goals, and use practical methods to advance careers, finances, and health while maintaining balance.
The quote arrives as Mac Millan responds to a question about his condition, saying he feels not 30 bad. The remark hints at relief or stoic humor amid uncertain times.
In Chino AP: two teen boys died in a wreck, one found dead in a tree, another dying as a man arrived ten hours after the crash. John M. Walsh, 17, of Downey, died after his father searched from 5 a.m. The other victims were Joseph Gurkweitz 19 South Gate, Ronald Harris 17 Downey, and Richard Loomis 18 Downey. The father’s search and delayed hospital arrival were noted by officials.
San Francisco authorities said seventeen defendants faced smuggling charges after a major opium seizure. U.S. Commissioner Donald Con Long led a 30-agent raid on a Chinatown apartment, uncovering about three pounds of opium valued at over one million dollars aboard the Hoegh Dena and linked ships with eight crewmen arrested.
President Nkrumah of Ghana appoints a high judge to probe alleged abuses in import licenses. The move aims to uncover malpractice within licensing processes and ensure accountability in government dealings. The inquiry signals a broad push against corruption in economic governance.
A fragmented notice describes a change in long distance phone service with emphasis on price cuts and new rates. The text references Santa, a voice, and stations, noting callers can save money by dialing specific numbers. The piece reads like a crowded, early broadcast prompt.
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