14 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1962
Page
1
Weather Corner reports fall like cooling trend through tomorrow with slightly cooler temperatures. Tonight's low ranges from 51 to 56 degrees and winds shift to the west at 1 to 25 miles per hour.
San Francisco Bay Area sees fall pattern with night and morning fog. Highs range from 63 to 81 across multiple locales with cool nights and light to moderate northwest winds. Northern California coast remains fair with cooler inland. Valley areas stay mostly fair with varying highs and light winds through midweek.
Readable fragments indicate yesterday's high and today's low temperatures were recorded. Details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the item notes temperature readings without full figures and lacks location or time specifics.
The readable fragment shows a tide table segment with times and heights for Wednesday and August, mentioning sunset and sunrise cues. It appears incomplete with garbled numbers and dates, yet indicates a nautical reference page. The material lacks full details to determine exact locations or events.
In West Berlin, crowds near Checkpoint Charlie hurled stones and bottles at Soviet vehicles while police cleared demonstrators. Riots centered on the wall that divides the city, with clashes and tear gas as both sides patrol heavily to prevent escalation.
San Francisco carpenters reject Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg’s move to Washington for wage negotiations with contractors. unions demand higher wages and fear central mediation. contractors seek bargaining session this week. About 44,000 carpenters in the Bay Area and Alameda County seek a $0.50 per hour raise, with wage talks tied to building craft pay.
Kenichi Horie, a 23 year old Japanese sailor who arrived in San Francisco aboard a 15 foot craft from Osaka, sought asylum for a brief stay after sailing about three months. U S immigration granted a one week stay though he lacked a passport, while Japanese officials consider home inquiries and potential penalties for leaving Japan without proper documents.
West Coast photographer Jim Jaye denied a report that he and Frank Sinatra wrestled in a San Francisco club. Jaye said a man from Sinatra's party grabbed his camera after a flash, then Sinatra apologized later.
Washington reports that President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. The White House said he would also be unavailable to lengthy exchanges with reporters, signaling a quieter period for presidential briefings.
A round of quirky brief items reports Carl Newton bitten by an ostrich at Como Park Zoo in St Paul Sioux City Iowa. farmer Carrol Rausch selling tractor to buy horses for his 197 acres near Memphis Missouri. Dr Andrew Ivy prescribes peanut brittle to aid long drives. Ninetta Sanfilippo 18 agrees to marry Salvatore De Simone 70 after a dance meeting in Messina Sicily.
Washington UPI report outlines reaction to President Kennedy's tax plan as lawmakers split on timing and scope. Byrd and Mills urge spending restraint while supporting tax reform when feasible. Republicans claim the address was partisan and tied to upcoming elections, while Democrats call the speech a solid policy statement.
In Washington Democratic leaders vow to press Kennedy urged bills from his economic address. Senate leader Mansfield and House Speaker McCormack back rapid action on unemployment compensation extension and college aid while eyeing drug law tightenings and a satellite bill clash. They anticipate Senate action on a drug bill farm program Thurgood Marshall nomination tax and trade expansion after satellite impasse ends.
Democrats press for cloture to limit debate on a privately run global satellite system with a key Gore Lausche amendment rejected. The roll call signal suggests mood for drastic action, while Southerners may balk or back the move to curb the filibuster. If cloture passes, the communications bill advances in its current form.
Almanac Today notes a Tuesday in 1962 with Mars and Jupiter morning, Jupiter Saturn Venus evening. Highlights include 1900 Boxer Rebellion end by Marines at Peking, 1929 Graf Zeppelin round world trip departure, 1935 Social Security Act passage, and 1945 Truman’s surrender announcement. Thoreau quote on quiet desperation.
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