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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1961
Page
8
A bill sending compulsory polio shots to both children and adults entering schools was approved by the Legislature and sent to the Governor. The piece argues neglect harms the individual and the group, noting Salk vaccine availability and the March of Dimes campaigns, and condemns inertia toward immunization as a failure of a free people.
Assemblyman Jack A. Beaver proposed an 18 month test of California Highway Patrol radar for speed enforcement. The Senate Transportation Committee, led by Colwig, opposed radar citing unproven accuracy. The piece argues radar reduces high speed driving and saves lives despite Senate hostility.
A Sacramento report by the California Departments of Water Resources Fish and Game and Natural Resources urges public recreational use at Perris Reservoir and along the aqueduct route. Officials say Lake Mathews policy may shift as the state plans boating and fishing, with completion ten years away. The move signals broader adoption of reservoir recreation as water projects modernize.
A playful note suggests being a gourmet is simple and invites readers to sprinkle coconut on everything. It also humorously crowns the father of a large family as “father of the year” for receiving a telephone call at home.
A bug doctor in Sacramento reports a Japan ese beetle sighting in Capitol Park, prompting county inspectors to place traps and screen flights from beetle belts. The piece covers airport checks, Ontario’s role as an alternate jet field, and a 29 Palms post office handling plant shipments with cost sharing by the county. It notes growers’ fears for citrus and abandoned groves, and explains targeted enforcement to curb pest spread.
A roundup of past events notes security land purchases in a square block bounded by State Orange Fourth and Highway 99. An Orange County Water suit against Redlands and others traces back to 1951. Also features a June wedding photo and a civic fire hall siren conversion. Curtain rises on a yearbook era, civic messages, and local milestones.
Hollywood chatter notes Joyce Taylor's line in MGM film Ring of Fire where she portrays a juvenile delinquent who hides a gun and helps kidnap a deputy sheriff. Off screen she sings in Beverly Hills church choir.
Teletips lists a lineup for Chan shows including Perry Mason at 7:30 and World of Sports at 4:00 with the Canadian Cup International Golf Tournament as a highlight. Also checks Checkmate stunt drama at 8:30 and Gunsmoke at 10:00, plus Sunday Hamlet in color from the University of Redlands with reminiscences about Bette Davis and early Hollywood memories.
A brief devotional tone opens with Bible verses and a Dryden quip, then shifts to agricultural pest control. It warns that abandoned groves with prior pest control routines will still die if infestation grows, and notes efforts to inspect abandoned groves and act only on genuine pest hazards.
A dense schedule lists programs across stations KABC KNX KFI KHJ and KNX including news sports and films. Notable items feature Bugs Bunny Cavalcade of Stars Weapon shows The Lone Ranger and Beverly scripted lineups with boxing jazz and countdowns from 5 p m to 10 p m across multiple stations.
Washington UPI reports the Supreme Court upheld key parts of the 1950 Internal Security Act, requiring Communist-action groups to register and disclose funds, and punishing active participants. The ABA criticized and supported the court in varying reports, while FBI Director Hoover notes 49 of 109 top Communists freed by high court rulings.
Almanac entry for June 10 noting celestial positions and historical milestones. Highlights include the Continental Congress drafting a declaration in 1776, U S Marines invasion of Cuba in 1898, Mrs. Simpson's Buckingham Palace court appearance in 1931, King Edward VIII's abdication in 1937, and a 1959 Senate records reveal Bernard Goldfine paid hotel bills for Sherman Adams. A Twain quote about every person having a dark side is included.
A dense outline lists church services, movies, baseball, theater, and radio programs with times from morning to late night across stations including KABC KHJ KNX KFI KNX KFI. The compiles mentions church hours, open houses, auctions, and religious features, reflecting a busy weekly media timetable.
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