11 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1962
Page
1
The weatherman calls for 0 shine for the Bay Area with coastal fog inland tonight. Fog clears for a sunny Sunday after a cool night with lows around 32 to 67 degrees and highs reaching the 79s tomorrow. inland may see the usual coastal fog pattern.
San Francisco Bay Area remains fair through Sunday with ocean fog inland at night and morning. Highs reach mid 60s to mid 70s across cities, with west winds 12 to 25 mph. Northern California features coastal fog, cooler northern coasts, and possible coastal rain north of Eureka. Sierra Nevada and Sacramento Valley stay generally fair, with cooler afternoons Sunday and variable nightly lows. Salinas Valley and Monterey Bay area see fog or fair skies with coastal winds. Salinas highs near 80s, Paso Robles around mid 90s, Santa Clara Valley mainly 75 to 85.
The Senate filed a two thirds vote petition to limit debate on the administration's communications satellite bill. Democratic Leader Mansfield of Montana and Republican Leader Dirksen of Illinois backed the move, needing 16 signatures and a two thirds vote to trigger an hour per senator speaking limit, potentially ending debate after 200 hours.
A fragmented Senate debate stalls on a House-passed measure to limit debate on administration requests, with Democrats pushing to advance civil rights measures while Republicans resist. A Polaris rocket launch at Cape Canaveral marks a separate but concurrent news item.
A misread Atlas F missile exploded shortly after launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. The test caused orange flames and debris to scatter over the Santa Maria Valley. No injuries were reported though the rocket veered off course and sections broke apart in flight.
Washington plans to recognize the Peruvian military junta next week after it promised return to democratic processes and civil liberties. Haiti Argentina and Mexico had already extended recognition, with OAS backing influencing U.S. stance amid regional politics. The Polaris missile tests and related military actions were also noted, drawing mixed international reaction.
AP reports Alcatraz convict Thomas Norman Lindsay, 28, was found guilty of kidnapping an 11 year old girl in San Bruno and forcing her boyfriend into a car while driving her, raping and mistreating her. The same jury will hear evidence on possible death penalty or life without parole.
Algeria moves to curb warlords who seized land and private properties, using a televised radio address by Mohammed Shider outlining drastic new measures. Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau announced the steps Friday night as the nation signals its first real test of civilian authority amid postwar upheaval.
Algerian authorities move to curb guerrilla zones as they reassign power from provisional government. Khider condemns military rule and demands halt to taxes requisitions and civilian evictions. Regrouping guerrilla forces of over 60,000 veterans are being disciplined in barracks, while European residents continue to flee.
Gov Brown backs a campaign platform amid a California visit. The Nixon stance is critiqued as not addressing state needs. The Daily Review notes Republican messaging and county editorial responses in a political section discussing California priorities and party plans.
SAN BERNARDINO AP A former contractor Harry L Braswell aged 1 was cleared of charges tied to a wife swap sex club. He had been jailed since April 24 and was released Friday after Superior Court Judge Hilliard dismissed conspiracy to commit various offenses counts. The case involved Braswell his wife Sarah and another couple with several participants pledging guilty in related matters.
Fragmented report from Manila cites mixed reactions to the Peace Corps program. Officials in the area describe some support while others express concern about local impact and safety, with details unclear due to the garbled text.
In London a personal ad in the Times asks for the return of a coronet loaned by a duke's father for the 1937 coronation. The ad reveals the coronet was lent to another duke who attended King George VI's ceremony, and the lender forgot who kept it.
The report outlines refined guidance for the Polaris system, noting warhead accommodation and other components aimed at extending range. It highlights program updates, potential deployment timelines, and implications for strategic posture amid407 technical assessments and defense planning discussions.
Almanac entry marks Saturday August 11 1962 the 223rd day with 142 remaining. Notable events include 1909 radio SOS from a disabled ship off Cape Hatteras, 1919 Carnegie dies, 1935 Nazi demonstrations, and 1961 US retrieves first pay load from orbit. Thought cites Oliver Wendell Holmes on trust.
Stanford officials report cyanide gas penetrated the condemned killer Moya's corneas, thwarting a planned eye donation for a transplant. The 23 year old, executed in San Quentin, had willed his body to Stanford, but state attorneys feared liability if his sentence were commuted.
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