10 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1962
Page
1
The forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with morning fog patches and light temperature changes. Tonight's low will be described as up to mild, with winds west to northwest at 8 to 14 miles per hour.
statewide weather reports fair conditions across Northern and Central California with morning fog along the coast and rising temperatures. Sacramento Valley and Salinas Valley see warm days with decreasing humidity and light to moderate northwest winds. Monterey Bay fog possible late. Santa Clara Valley warms to around 90 with lower humidity. Mt Shasta Sierra area remains fair with rising temperatures.
Seven students en route to a church picnic were killed when their stalled automobile was struck by a Santa Fe passenger train at about 1 mile north west of Lubbock. Engineer Norman Bickers said the train, speeding 79 mph, pushed the car along the track. One youth escaped seconds before the crash. The car belonged to Olton area residents traveling to a First Baptist Church picnic in Lubbock.
Fragmentary tide table reads like a coastal forecast with partial times and measurements. References to high and low tides appear with inconsistent hours and stray notes suggesting sunrise and daylight figures, but the overall data is incomplete and unclear.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower lunched at Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II and then met Sir Winston Churchill, who is recovering from a broken hip in hospital since June 29. Crowds gathered outside the hospital as Eisenhower greeted well-wishers and aides in the palace visit.
Uppsala based Seismo- Jegival Institution at Uppsala University announced a Soviet nuclear explosion in the Novaya Zemlya region at 10 am EST, estimated at three megatons, marking the third blast this week. US officials note the event comes amid a string of Soviet tests and broader Cold War context.
A chartered plane brought a ten million dollar art collection to Bologna from London for next month’s Festival of Art. Police guarded the largely century old works lent by museums and private owners as the display prepared.
The fragment lists publication staff and offices for Che Daily Review published by The Daily Revu Inc. It names Sparks as president and publisher Villiers Chiteate as business manager and advertising director Harry A Walker as management figure. It includes Hayward and Alameda County offices, subscription rates, and multiple city locations including Hayward San Leandro Fremont and San Leandro Civ Hall Lochhaven with contact numbers.
An estimated 40 000 Alaskans vote in a crowded primary featuring nine for governor including incumbent William A. Egan and challenger George Byer. Republicans list Mike Slepovich Howard W. Pollock John B. Coghill Milo Fritz and Verne C Martin with others in contention. Senate and House races also draw multiple hopefuls as voters choose for 10 of 20 State Senate seats and all 40 House seats.
A thunderstorm swept through the Ozark Mountain region near Reeds Spring Missouri injuring seven and killing at least two people. A six year old, Jess Hart Forler of St Joseph Missouri, was reported missing as uprooted trees and snapped power lines littered the countryside.
President Kennedy met with economic advisers to study July indicators that hint at a sluggish economy and no tax cut before 1963. Officials said July figures could influence a decision on tax reduction while warning against premature action amid a minor rise in retail and durable goods. Navy investigators also probed a Patuxent crash that killed four, as the search for causes continued.
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