Local Area Weather Tomorrow Warmer With Westerly Winds
Weather Corner reports fair conditions through tomorrow with a slight warming trend. Tonight temperatures range around 52 degrees with westerly winds at 12 to 25 miles per hour.
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22 Aug 1962
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1962
Page
1
Statewide Weather Forecast Across Regions
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions through Thursday with warmer temperatures in many regions. Coastal and Bay Area areas report highs in the 70s with light to moderate west winds, while Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley reach near 90s. Northern valleys and coastal zones expect morning fog and modest northwest winds. some uncertainty and garbled digits present in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
San Rafael
Northern California
Mt. Shaxa-Sisklyow
Sierra Nevada
San Joaquin Valley
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
Fort Bragg and
Tide Tables Preview for Thursday August 2
Tide tables show daily high and low water figures with times and heights. Includes calculations for Fort Point and mentions dark and light tides, with noted figures and am/pm references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suniel
Ft. Point
Broad U.S. Areas Hit by Showers and Humidity
Weather service reports showers sweeping much of the northern central upper Mississippi Valley and western regions. The western high plains and central plains face thunderstorms and hot humid conditions, with scattered showers extending into the southern Rocky Mountains and across the southern plateau areas. Current forecasts emphasize active storm potential and persistent heat in several zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MississippeoaaiPi
Thwestern High Plains
Centre Plains
Rocky Mountains
Slinto
First Cruise For Pay By A Ship Set Aboard Savannah
AP reports the Savannah the world s first atomic powered merchant ship will begin paying passengers on August 28 from Yorktown to Norfolk with Gov Ernest Vandiver aboard along with 20 passengers. The maiden voyage includes a ceremonial stop and a large welcome anticipated. Weather fronts bring showers across central southern Atlantic states with thunderstorms in the West and Southeast. Grounded notes mention funnel clouds in Texas and gusty winds from Virginia to Kansas.
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Will Co
Norfolk
Ernest Vandiver
Geriemia
Yorktown
Virginia
Partney
Kansas
Skhulas
Texas
Corp Chestsall
Dain Tage
Reapportionment State Labor Group Opposes Prop 23
In Long Beach AP coverage notes the California Labor Federation and AFL-CIO opposed Proposition 23 which would reapportion the State Senate from 40 to 50 districts, offering five new seats to Los Angeles County and one to several others. The federation’s executive council urged opposition. supporters pressed broader affiliate rights. Thomas Pitts labeled Nixon charges of an iron curtain by union political bosses as ridiculous.
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Long Beach
Fornia Labor Federation Convent
California Senate
Ates
Hallal
Los Angeles
San Diego
Orange
San Francis Lco
Alameda
Santa Clara
Afl-Cio Federation
Execs
Itive Council
Thomas Pitts
AFL
M09
W. J. Bagssell
Los Angeles County Labor Federation
Uiry
Afl-Cio
Pitts
Richard M. Nixon
Locked in Bathroom Missing Girls Found Safe
In Alexandria Virginia two seven year old girls Maria Teresa Moreley and Rita Ohlgren were found unharmed after being missing since Sunday. FBI agents located them Tuesday in a second floor apartment awaiting their families. They had been trapped by a faulty bathroom lock and survived two nights in a vacant unit. The girls said they had gone in to play.
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Thry
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A. Leroy Sweeney
Lansing FP
Pete) Logan
William Morey
Interamerican Development Bank
Washington
Magdalena
Guatemala
Rita
U.S. Plans Ambulance Near Berlin Wall To Ease Tensions
The United States aims to station an unarmed ambulance near the Berlin Wall to humanitarianly assist the injured without entering East Berlin. The plan follows talks between Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet envoy Anatoly Dobrynin and escalates Allied discussions after a youth was shot fleeing to the West, sparking riots and anti-American sentiment.
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U.S. Army
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East Bevin
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Eas
Hoboes Elect King Queen in Iowa Hoboes Day
In Britt Iowa Scoop Tom McDougal of Lisbon Michigan Sue of Garden City were crowned king and queen of the hoboes at the 62nd annual Hoboe Day and national convention drawing about 15 000 visitors. They consumed stew and a large sum in a lighthearted event in a panhandle town with a 1900 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Tom McDougal
Lisbon
Sealiy
Michigan
Sue
Garden City
Panthiwade
State Fair to Use Telstar in Sweden Greeting
California State Fair officials plan a Telstar message to Sweden on opening day August 29. Fair board president Farrell F. Wrenn will exchange greetings with Sweden Prime Minister Tage Erlander as the Stockholm fair opens the same day. The satellite link will be broadcast over the fairgrounds loud speaker system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Sweden
Farrell F. Wrenn
Fair Board
Tage Erlander
Stockholm
Off Limits Stamp Lifted by California Alcohol Dept
Sacramento AP report says California’s Alcoholic Beverage Control repealed its rule barring military personnel from certain areas after a California Supreme Court ruling deemed such postings unconstitutional. Protests will be accepted until September 21.
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Department of Alcoholic Beverage iControl Hue
Department
California Supreme Court
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