04 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1962
Page
1
Yesterday’s highest reading noted. Weekend forecast points to late day change with morning clouds Sunday. Temperatures fall tonight then rise to moderate levels. Light westerly winds.
Tide tables list Sunday August with high tide at 2:59 and low at 6:21, sunrise 6:15, sunset 7:17, and light naval conditions. The rest reads as scattered weather forecasts by city—Albany, Albuquerque, Atlanta, Bismarck, and more—mostly cloudy or clear with temperatures and wind notes, plus a political transcript excerpt on a satellite communications bill with Morse and Wiley in a stalled hearing. The report blends local tide data with global forecast snippets and a lengthy congressional exchange on government versus private ownership of a proposed satellite network.
Northern Callorta sees fair weather with coastal fog and showers in the north, cooler central interior tonight. Berra Nevada reports showers today, fair tonight and Sunday, warmer in the north Sunday. Sacramento Valley mostly fair, clouds in the north today, highs near 70s, lows 50s to 60s, winds 15 mph.
In Algiers Ahmed Ben Bella solidifies power after a televised flight from Maison Blanche Airport to the Regional Administration Building. Crowds chant long live Ben Bella as police and troops guard government buildings and the Casbah displays banners opposing personality cults. Ben Bella and Ben Khedda appear on a waterfront balcony as supporters roar.
In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard renewed threats of a filibuster over the administration's communications satellite bill. Senator Morse indicated a long response after August 10 to questions from Senator Wiley, signaling extended debate and little immediate progress toward a truce to end the impasse.
Ottawa AP report says Prime Minister Diefenbaker will unveil changes in the Canadian cabinet next Thursday. No word on the number of appointments. five ministers were defeated in the June 18 general election.
U S authorities reported six deaths possibly linked to Enovid, a birth control pill, with 20 non fatal thrombophlebitis cases among users. FDA and Searle Co pursue intensive investigation while noting evidence remains circumstantial and prescription access prior approval controls persist.
Sacramento AP reports a year old boy named Jerry Sharon is improving but still in critical condition after doctors replaced a one inch square plate of his skull. A highway patrolman found the bone fragment on the ground shortly after the boy was brought to County Hospital from a truck accident. Doctors are unsure if the transplant will be successful. The boy was ejected from a pickup truck that overturned in an orchard.
Malians finish their half of the Mont Blanc tunnel as a 1/2 ton dynamite blast clears the final rock to the halfway mark on the 7.2 mile route. French workers from the opposite end expect to break through in about a week, ending a project begun over three years ago.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife Mamie arrived in Paris early today, traveling by train. The stop marks a high profile arrival that underscores the ongoing postwar diplomacy and state visits in Europe.
Branching through El Paso and Amarillo the Estes case broadens with Wheeler and Estes named in indictments on two counts of price fixing and two counts of restraint of trade. The probe ties to Superior Manufacturing and Jade discount chain as the broader anti trust action unfolds amid legal and political maneuvering.
In San Francisco Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark broke with custom to clarify the high court’s school prayer decision. He said the ruling did not outlaw religious observances and that criticism misread the majority action regarding a state written prayer circulated to state employees and used at the start of each school day in a state building.
Almanac entry marks August 4 1062 as the 216th day with 149 to follow. Moon first quarter approaching, morning stars Mars Jupiter Betare, evening stars Jupiter Setura Venus. Notable past events include Zenger free press victory in 1785 and various 20th century notes. Thought for the day cites Carlyle on love and knowledge.
London health officials kept 42 people under close watch after a germ warfare scientist died of pneumonic plague linked to the Black Death outbreak. Twelve were quarantined at home including the widow and two children. 30 others, hospital staff and ambulance workers, were observed. Authorities say vaccination and antibiotics will continue for 10 days and stress no epidemic is probable.
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