Weather Outlook for Tonight and Tomorrow
Skies will be overcast tonight and partly clear in the morning, becoming fair tomorrow afternoon. Tonight's low near 56 degrees with variable winds from the west at 12 to 25 mph.
02 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1962
Page
1
Skies will be overcast tonight and partly clear in the morning, becoming fair tomorrow afternoon. Tonight's low near 56 degrees with variable winds from the west at 12 to 25 mph.
Weather across California described as overcast in most areas with some fair afternoons in the Sierra region. Tuesday shows clouds in parts, with San Joaquin Valley fair through Tuesday and coastal valleys mixed. Temperatures range from mid 40s to mid 60s, winds vary from light to strong northwest as storms and rain move through, with generally fair conditions in Northwestern California.
Tide tables and time figures for Tuesday April show 10:55 sunset and height details. Includes weights and measurements related to the derk and print.
Fragmentary note reports yesterday's high and today's rise in temperature with unclear location and units. No specific figures or places are identifiable in the readable text.
A mix of wet, cold conditions disrupted parts of the Northeast, Appalachians, and Great Lakes as snow touched higher elevations and freezing temperatures spread from Canada. Western areas had drier, more normal readings while southern locales faced chilly, unsettled air.
The piece juxtaposes a cancer journal entry noting medical funding and research gains with Sacramento budget gridlock over a 2.9 billion state budget and bond programs. It discusses NIH funding, the National Cancer Institute, and political maneuvers in Brown's administration, along with historical context and a thought for the day.
In San Francisco dated remarks, union leaders debate wage demands with shipowners. Pacific Coast operators already pay higher wages than rivals, while wages and benefits are hotly contested. The deadlock centers on a three year contract, pension increases, and crew pay comparisons across coasts and foreign fleets.
Scrambled masthead and office listings from The Daily Review page show publisher, business manager, circulation, and multiple California office addresses. The readable parts identify Hayward and San Leandro offices with separate Fremont and Livermore locations and subscription rates listed for weekdays and Sundays.
A medical memo argues that relocating to warm climates does not cure arthritis. It notes similar arthritis prevalence in warm southern and western states as in colder northern regions, though milder conditions may feel easier. It advises trying a new climate for at least three months before deciding to move permanently.
The genarenia Village Hater Association invites bids from licensed agents or brokers in Sha Luianse Village homeowners to supply liability, group life, California Misability, and health and accident coverage. Residency requirements may apply. For details contact the association office at 277 Pasto Grande, La Lorenza BR 4554, by May 11, 1969 at 4:00 PM.
In Pittsburgh UPI reports a historic settlement between the United Steelworkers and the steel industry. The agreement promises greater job security and improved fringe benefits for about 430000 steelworkers, with a clause permitting reopening negotiations after nine days in the second year on wages pensions and insurance. President Kennedy praised the settlement calling it responsible and a document of high statesmanship while urging continued price stability.
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