13 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1962
Page
1
High fog will spread over the Bay Area tonight and continue through tomorrow. Tomorrow afternoon will be partly cloudy and cooler. Tonight's low will range from 30 to 58 degrees with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph.
San Francisco area shows fair with highs around 70s to mid 70s, fog at night and Saturday morning, sunny Saturday afternoon. Northern/Central regions expect fair weather through Saturday with coastal fog near the water, cooler nights, and light to moderate westerly winds. Valleys and Salinas area forecast cooler conditions, with highs in the 70s to 80s and fog at night or morning in Salinas. Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley noted fair with lingering fog, clearing to sun by Saturday afternoon.
The California Senate approved a bill by Assemblyman George A. Willson to bar draw poker in Los Angeles County, a move backed by supporters who cite legal gaps and potential crime. If enacted, LA supervisors could place the measure on the ballot with poker illegal countywide including private homes. violations would be a misdemeanor. The vote was 33 to 3 with several senators cautioning over broader race-law impacts and concerns about pushing poker operations to other counties.
Tide tables provide daily high and low water times and heights. Includes sunrise and sunset times and notes on lunar or nautical details for navigation.
The famed General locomotive, rebuilt and wood burning, will retrace the Andrews raid route from Chattanooga to Big Shanty. The 1862 mission aimed to burn bridges and cut telegraph lines but failed, powering a legend of railroad pursuit led by conductor William A. Fuller. Nineteen raiders earned Medals of Honor in the plan’s foiled outcome. The trip honors a century of Civil War nostalgia and rail history.
Lawmakers advance a two year reapportionment study and approve a $2.9 billion budget plan to operate the state next year. Los Angeles county faces a poker regulation measure while bills on bonds for parks schools and Cal-Vet loans move forward with allocations and deadlines.
A sprawling budget package in West Germany funds defense while proposing a state printer appointment and a controversial salary rise for lawmakers. Heavy spring storms and snow across the Midwest and Great Lakes disrupt travel and threaten flooding along the Alabama river system, with several states reporting significant rainfall and snow totals.
The fragment outlines the Daily Review publishing company with names for Rare Sparks president and publisher William Chilata, advertising director Harry A. Walker, and management roles. It lists multiple city offices in Hayward, San Leandro, Fremont, Livermore, and Union City with street addresses and zip codes, plus subscription rates and mailing details referenced.
Senator Jacob K Javits led a group in Washington in opposing U S support for a United Nations Security Council censure of Israel over clashes with Lebanon The senator warned the censure threatens Israel s survival and jeopardizes its security stance amid regional turmoil.
Sacramento AP report on Senator J Eugene McAteer denouncing Los Angeles County supervisors led by Frank Bonelli over plans to reapportion the State Senate. He accused Bonelli of ambition for the governorship, noting the LA officials did not testify in Sacramento. A Senate 30 3 vote supported a two year study by a joint committee.
Monterey AP reports Thel of 125,000 New York City teachers union members drew criticism from Mrs. Carter president of the California Teachers Association who condemned strikes as irresponsible and harmful to professional aims She praised California districts for cooperative bargaining and strong salaries retirement leave policies and job security.
New York AP report says Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner reach a 13 million aid formula to end the dispute that sparked a one day teachers strike by the United Federation of Teachers. The UFT demands 33 million while the city says 28 million in raises next year. plan allows borrowing 48.6 million now, with 13.4 million left after repayment and deferred payments thereafter.
Almanac note for Friday April 18 1962 highlighting the 108th day of the year with 262 to follow, moon near full phase, morning stars Jupiter and Saturn, evening Venus. Notable events include 1848 Pennsylvania Railroad charter, 1865 Sherman takes Raleigh ending the March to the Sea, 1934 Hopkins says 4.7 million U.S. families on relief, 1945 Truman on first full day in office after FDR's death. Thought for the day quotes Ernie Pyle on baths and fleas.
BERKELEY AP reports a strong quake in northwest Nevada today at 7 39 28 a m. The shake was centered about 135 miles east of Berkeley in Hawthorne area. UC seismologist Dr Don Tocher said the quake persisted on the record for 10 minutes.
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