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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1963

Page

2

Body Found Near Span Shocks San Francisco Family

SAN FRANCISCO AP The body of missing Stanford University student Hickaraw Price 1 4 son of a Democratic Party family was found near the south tower of the Golden Gate Bridge. Police said identification was positive. An inquest will be delayed due to crowded schedule. The parents, Hickman Price Jr and Margaret Price, issued a statement thanking officials for support.

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Bus Lines To Boost Fares

San Francisco AP reported the State Public Utilities Commission authorized four bus lines to raise intrastate fares by about six percent while commute fares remain unchanged. Lines affected include Transcontinental Bus System and its affiliates American Buslines Continental Public Lines and Gibson Lines. The new rates take effect Sept. 30 with no formal votes recorded.

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Truman wary on intermarriage amid integration push

New York dispatch reports former President Truman answering a reporter on Morning Walk about whether progress toward integration and a mixed marriage would occur with his daughter marrying a Black man. He said he hopes for progress but does not believe in intermarriage, adding a Bible reference when pressed.

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Boy Lucky In Pipe Plunge

A one year old boy fell into a 60 foot pipe holding an elevator counterweight. He broke an ankle but survived due to compressed air cushioning. Police report indicate the incident occurred as the boy stepped into a pipe opening.

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Three Queens To Be Chosen For Exposition Pageant

In San Francisco the Cow Palace seeks three queens for the Grand National Exposition October 25 to November 3. Open to riders 17 and older, demands horsemanship and judges judging ability personality poise and beauty. Applications with name age address and phone must be mailed to the Contest Manager at Gow Palace by September 15. A photograph is helpful but optional.

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Water use in nuclear field seen

ASILOMAR UP held physicist George Gantow predicts that in not too many years mankind could extract nuclear energy from heavy water enabling population growth up to 1800 times. He says energy would power conventional needs and directly synthesize food.

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Strike Ends At Redding Wood Plant

Redding area workers at the United States Plywood Corp plant near Anderson reach a labor agreement with Local 248 of the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union ending a one week walkout. The Portland area agreement, signed August 2, covered fringe benefits and work rules with wage increases of about 20 to 44 cents per hour over three years, though no exact figures were released.

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Mars Travel Under Study in 1880s Plan

Denver report states AP dispatch notes a Mars expedition in the 1880s under study. Eliot C. Payson of the Martin Marietta Camp outlines a 269 day voyage and a 455 day stay on Mars before return. He describes Mars as having a primitive tile-like surface.

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New Fall Long Sleeve Sport Shirts in 3 for 8.95

shoppers can pick three long sleeve sport shirts for 8.95 in varied fabrics colors and styles including ginghams tints and embroideries. selection highlights new season hues and textures.

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