Weather Corner Mostly fair with light morning clouds
Weather Corner reports mostly fair conditions through tomorrow with minimal temperature change. Tonight's low is projected between 4 and 60 degrees with westerly winds of 8 to 18 mph.
07 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1962
Page
1
Weather Corner reports mostly fair conditions through tomorrow with minimal temperature change. Tonight's low is projected between 4 and 60 degrees with westerly winds of 8 to 18 mph.
A weather summary across the state notes fair conditions with morning clouds in the Bay Area through Wednesday. Temperatures reach mid to upper 70s in several cities, with variable northwest and coastal winds. Northern regions show possible showers in the far north, while the Sierra and Salinas Valley report generally fair weather with light to moderate winds.
AP weather roundup lists yesterday's highs and conditions for multiple cities from Albany to Washington. Some locations show clear skies while others are cloudy or misty. temperatures range from the mid 60s to the mid 80s with several reports of rain or unsettled conditions in parts of the plains and coasts.
Colombia inaugurates Guillermo Leon Valencia as president to carry the country from decades of alternation between Liberal and Conservative ruling blocs. Valencia, from the Conservative party, won a narrow victory amid dissident strains, promising anti-Communist policy and closer ties with the United States while facing security challenges.
Senate hearings open into the economy as Javits criticizes the Kennedy tax cut and warns of recession risk. Proxmire blasts Federal Reserve rate hikes while Dillon and Bell prepare to testify. Chamber of Commerce urges a quick, deep tax cut tied to a balanced budget. Labor reports unemployment in several major areas improves slightly.
Italy’s Salerno coast sees fevered preparations for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Caroline as shopkeepers flash bright signs and locals promise modest welcomes. Police crowd control, a rented villa, and a reception by Mayor Lorenzo Mungi mark efforts to ensure privacy and calm during the two week stay.
The notice lists tide times for Wednesday August 5 including low tides at 08 and high tides at 60 and 35 minutes, along with sunrise and sunset and light/dark reference figures. It mentions Ft Point and cemented for tides at a.m. and p.m. times.
An American Airlines Electra Twin crashed during a thunderstorm on approach to Knoxville. gusty winds blew the four engine plane off course. Six passengers and five crew survived with non life threatening injuries. Investigators questioned crew and staff, while passengers included Rep. Davis and stewardess Nancy Root.
Detroit police said a hit and run left a pedestrian dead after a vehicle struck and carried the victim into a nearby area. An initial suspect was charged as officers recovered the car and questioned witnesses. The surviving driver could not recall details of the moments before the crash.
Washington AP report describes a trial of 22 Communications Workers of America officials over alleged dual unionism. Witnesses claim Kenneth Silvers proposed paying 500000 to lure CWA locals to the Teamsters Union Communications Division. Defendants challenge the charge while observers note AFL-CIO affiliations and intraunion tensions.
SACRAMENTO AP Four largest California railroads dispute the State Board of Equalization's property valuations totaling 4.20 billion, 3.5 percent above last year. Railroads including Santa Fe, Union Pacific, Western Pacific and Southern Pacific have two weeks to protest before counties levy local property taxes. Pacific telephone and Telegraph Co leads taxpayers with an assessed value of 68.6? billion, while Pacific Gas and Electric and other utilities show sizable increases in their valuations for the 1962 fiscal year.
Almanac entry for Tuesday August 7 1963 notes the 219th day with 146 to follow the moon near first quarter and evening stars Jupiter Saturn Venus. It recalls 1783 Purple Heart establishment 1912 Wilson Democratic nomination 1942 Guadalcanal offensive 1963 Khrushchev Berlin remarks and Thoreau quote about fear.
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