Weather Corner Forecast Showing Fair Conditions
Weather corner reports fair conditions through tomorrow with inland morning fog and a coastal front. Tonight’s low expected around 1088, winds shifting west by 12 to 22 miles per hour.
15 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1962
Page
1
Weather corner reports fair conditions through tomorrow with inland morning fog and a coastal front. Tonight’s low expected around 1088, winds shifting west by 12 to 22 miles per hour.
Statewide forecast shows coastal fog tonight with winds 12 to 22 knots near the coast and mild to warm inland. Northern Sierra and Sacramento Valley expect fair skies with sharp temperature contrasts. highs range from the mid 60s to mid 100s and coastal fog possible. Monterey Bay and Salinas Valley remain mostly fair with coastal winds, highs near 90 to 100 and low 50s to 60s tonight.
The report lists temperatures and conditions for numerous cities including Albany Indiana Albuquerque Atlanta Cleveland Detroit Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Saint Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Seattle Spokane Tampa and more. It references a subcommittee inquiry into corporate conflicts of interest and mentions Humphrey and Junesa.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Tide Tables style page with times and high and low water figures, partial station names, and deck hours. Readable items include mentions of high tide and low tide with scattered time markers and incomplete station designations.
Senate subcommittee hearings revealed George M. Humphrey earned more than 24 million dollars in dividends and stock gains tied to a government contract during 1933 to 1957, while a mining company he had interest in faced allegations of destroying records and manipulating costs. Witnesses cited bonuses and a 5.7 million rise in contract value as key factors in his wealth increase.
In London two US marshals turned over their revolvers to an airline pilot and flew back to New York without Robert A Sablen the fugitive spy they were assigned to escort home to the United States.
Gary Powers wife Barbara filed for divorce citing cruelty after his 1960 U-2 spy mission and Moscow trial. The couple, who had no children, faced years of public scrutiny, separate attorneys, and a long-distance separation amid Powers’ CIA career and his later custody and medical issues in Britain.
Los Angeles Times reports a presidential mediation board may end its attempt to mediate the aerospace labor dispute this week. The three member panel led by Dr George M Taylor will return to Washington to consult with Secretary Arthur Goldberg or President Kennedy. The board meets today with United Aerospace Workers and Ryan Aircraft, and has previously met with International Association of Machinists and General Dynamics. The unions postponed a strike to July 23 for 80 days at Kennedy’s request to allow board action.
British notes say Prime Minister Churchill 87 remained in hospital bed listening as General Montgomery stated opposition to Britain's entry into the European Common Market. The report cites Churchill’s dislike of the plan and Montgomery's 40 minute hospital visit and remarks.
Five people were arrested in a Chico narcotics operation as part of a statewide investigation. Authorities say the sweep targeted suppliers and distributors, with arrests occurring in relation to heroin and other drugs. The Bust followed tips that led investigators to several locations in Butte County. Local officials pledged continued efforts to curb illegal drug activity and protect residents.
A fragmentary news note mentions Mrs. Jackling Kennedy during the second week of her vacation, attending Mass and the village church singe. The text references family time and travel details with uncertain OCR fragments about dates and people.
A disrupted morning scene drew about 200 attendees with 108 seats. The first lady sat in the fifth row near a security man as Italian guests and a police officer escorted the crowd. Confusion and nervous chatter followed amid vague reports of seating and security actions.
Washington reports show a rising tendency for workers to repudiate negotiated contracts after accepting terms. Inflation and wage gains spur labor revolts, with key strikes at Denefi polaris site, Groton naval program, and Rocky Frits Cole plant reflecting broader unrest and management distrust.
Almanac note lists historical events on August 14 including Napoleon’s injury in 1768, Henry Ford leaving Detroit Electric in 1899, Will Rogers and Wiley Post’s Alaska crash in 1935, and Britain granting India independence in 1947. Also quotes Karl Marx on religion. Moon and planets noted for the day.
Delawares training schedules shift as National Guard units must post and alter departures for summer. A pre Civil War era law imposes a dollar fine for those who fail to appear by muster on election day. Maj. Gen. Joseph J. Scannell notes the guard will adjust to appear by the day of the election rather than Saturday.
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