Local Area Weather Corner Update
Weather continues at the Bay with changing temperatures. Tonight's low ranges from 18 to 24 degrees with westerly winds of 10 to 20 miles per hour.
11 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1962
Page
1
Weather continues at the Bay with changing temperatures. Tonight's low ranges from 18 to 24 degrees with westerly winds of 10 to 20 miles per hour.
A weather summary across California notes fair conditions in most regions through Thursday with minimal temperature changes. Highs range from the mid 60s to mid 70s in coastal and valley areas, with lows generally in the 40s to mid 50s. Winds shift to westerly or northwest in coastal zones, at times strong in the Salinas and Monterey regions.
Tide tables list times and heights for high and low tides on Thursday with sunrise and sunset. Includes notes on twilight and dark hours. Computed for tides at Fort Paints.
Chicago AP Dirksen Republican leader in the Senate wins a easy 6-1 victory in Illinois primary, bidding for a third term since entering the race in 1950 after serving eight terms in Congress. He faces Sidney R. Yates in the November election as Yates defeats Lar Daly for the Democratic nomination amid a Chicago heavy primary turnout driven by six 66 million dollars in ballot issues.
A jumble of garbled dispatches reports voter confusion in a Democratic primary, a jail term for filing to pay fines on a trespass conviction, and local officials grappling with indictments and bonds. Police post warnings while drivers face parking fines and a county clerk faces questions over prosecutability due to statutes of limitations.
DETROIT Ford Motors Co. will not build a small car in the United States this year. Henry Ford II announced the Cardinal project is canceled due to insufficient market interest and will pursue overseas production for imports if conditions change. The plan followed years of development and a push to match Volkswagen size and price with a V4 engine and front wheel drive.
The Hayward based newspaper announces publication details for The Daily Review Inc with editors and staff roles named including Ruminaas Weeseer and Harry A. Walker. It lists subscription rates and multiple office locations in Hayward Leandro Fremont San Leandro Livermore and Lockhaven with contact lines and circulation bureau membership.
RED BLUFF AP Actrose Bell Liz Taylor received one write in vote in Tuesday's municipal election. Three unopposed candidates were declared, Bill Fichany Glen Belle and Bartigarion.
United Nations officials say the Security Council is likely to meet on April 27 to debate the Indian Pakistani dispute over Kashmir. The planned session aims to address tensions and seek possible resolutions.
Police recovered eight Paul Cezanne paintings worth about 2 million dollars from a parked car on a Marseille street after thieves cut through a wine room and fled with works loaned for a private exhibit. An art expert authenticated the works as undamaged despite frame removal.
Harold Albert Lamb, 69, novelist and historian known for biographies of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan, died Monday in Bey Aly Hills, California after a brief illness. Born in Alpine, New Jersey, Lamb contributed extensively to historical literature.
In Sacramento Gov. Brown assails Assembly Republicans as a reckless faction threatening to derail the budget truce. Five Democrats and five Republicans worked 44 hours to find a settlement. Brown’s two texts, one moderate and one harsher, accuse GOP extremists of holding the budget for ransom while Assembly Republicans protest the accusations.
Gov. Brown's campaign speech threatens to derail talks over the deadlocked 2.9 billion budget. He vows to push economy without cutting government services as legislators hear proposals and discuss a special session.
A Spanish air force plane crashed into the Canadalnuivir River Tuesday near Madrid. The incident follows political dispute as legislators push for funding and policy changes. Delegates urged Congress to modify bids and subsidies affecting shipyards and state colleges. Expressions of concern from California lawmakers appear alongside broader defense budget debates.
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