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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1961
Page
1
Weather observers predict cooler conditions in Southern Alameda County tonight and tomorrow. Intermittent drizzle ends after two days, with moderate winds rising after noon tomorrow and overnight lows expected between 33 and 42 degrees. Hayward area readings noted yesterday’s high and today’s low.
Nationwide California weather report shows fair conditions inland with clearing and colder nights and possible frost in valleys. Northern mountains may see a few snow flurries tonight and Sunday with intermittent snow in Mt Shasta area. Santa Maria coast and Salinas Valley expect clearing and colder nights with local frost, while Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley stay generally fair with seasonal temperatures.
Brazil and Argentina pledged to fight Communist penetration in Latin America and support Kennedy's Alliance for Progress. Presidents Quadros and Frondizi agreed to consult on all common matters and coordinate relations, issuing declarations of principles and cooperation on economic and cultural fronts. They praised Kennedy's program and linked it to Brazil's Operation Pan America and Kubitschek era plans. The joint communique avoided naming communism directly but signaled a united stance against external interference.
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The Sacramento legislature advances numerous measures including veterans benefits, prison labor rules, highway funding, and elder burial aid. Bills introduce policies on unemployment, narcotics treatment, college nondiscrimination, urban development, and disaster shelter drills while proposing reforms to taxation, elections, and public records.
Washington AP reports the space agency delays a planned Mercury test flight at Cape Coonveral due within weeks. Officials said the postponement does not cancel plans and the mission will proceed from the Cape in the near term despite the setback.
Sergei Slyushin identified abroad as Russia's real first man in space is recuperating at a Black Sea resort after injuries from an automobile accident. Sources say reports of an unsuccessful flight before Yuri Gagarin are untrue, and Moscow hospital care is restoring him.
SACRAMENTO RP A giants rocket bigger than any now flown by the United States could be ready to space prestige restoration. Aerojet and Teledyne claim a booster with 17 million pounds thrust could send a 170000 pound payload deep into space, while a smaller 49000 pound Earth orbiter is also possible.
Clare Boothe Luce former ambassador to Italy and former congresswoman from Connecticut is resting comfortably at St Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix undergoing treatment and his condition is not serious. She and her husband Henry Luce reside in a home here.
UPI reports Kennedy aides say two key intelligence errors doomed the Bay of Pigs invasion. Underestimates of Castro’s strength and his grip on the Cuban people misled planners. Officials disagree on which agency bore the blame, though CIA and others share responsibility.
The United Nations General Assembly in New York called for action to ease tensions between Cuba and the United States. A U.S.-backed proposal failed to reach a two thirds majority, but the final text passed 51 to 42 with eight abstentions, urging OAS member support for a peaceful settlement and reporting back within the year. Cuba and the Soviet bloc opposed the main paragraph, while several Latin American nations backed the draft.
An administration source says Castro possessed more tanks airpower artillery and modern weapons than expected while others argue the key miscalculation was not raw hardware but training to use it. His police control and informer network enabled mass detentions to quell a civilian uprising. The miscalculations affected the rebels' chances.
The General Assembly approved a $100 million Congo peace operation fund after hours of wrangling. Final vote 54 to 1 with 24 abstentions as Latin American nations capitulated to avoid an extended session. Soviet attacks on Dag Hammarskjold and the UN operation colored the marathon meeting.
In Southend England a court summons was served on Robert Mist who registered his cats as voters naming Mr Ginger Mist and Mr Tiny Tim Mist both British subjects over 21. In Cardiff Wake a gun salute marked Queen Elizabeths birthday as a trial proceeded and Judge Davies paused two minutes.
Almanac notes Saturday April 21 with first quarter Moon Venus and Jupiter visible, Mars as evening star. Historic events include Henry Fielding birth in 1700s, first use of poison gas by Germany in World War I, Allied invasion of New Guinea in 1942, and Christian Herler sworn as secretary of state in 1959.
The Army plans a pentomic division overhaul to create three brigades under a single division chief. Ten battalions including infantry and armor would be grouped by battlefield need, replacing the five battle groups. Secretary Staley reportedly approved broad analysis, with detailed decisions pending and a return to a triangular division concept.
Cheyenne Wyoming based suit alleges radiation fallout from Atomic Energy Commission mishandling caused illness including hair loss and livestock deaths at Tiesto Mitchell Ranch near the Wyoming South Dakota border. The family seeks 994 461 in damages from the federal government for injuries and livestock losses after April 17 1959.
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