23 Aug 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1961
Page
1
Forecast for local area reports patches of Meltog in the morning with fair conditions through tomorrow and little change in some areas. Tonight's low ranges from 0 to 56 degrees and tomorrow afternoon sees westerly winds between 10 and 20 knots.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions across Bay Area and Northern California through Thursday with coastal fog nights and Sierra Nevada thunderstorms this afternoon. Temperatures range from highs mid 60s to near 100 in Salinas and Paso Robles, with variable afternoon winds and patchy fog along coastal and valley regions.
Tide tables show August 2 data with highs and lows, sunrise and sunset times listed. The fragment notes tides, flotsam, and computed tables, but details are incomplete and unreadable.
A 10 year old visiting from Rapid City South Dakota died after a sliding glass door shattered. Susan Tibbs was pierced by glass as her parents Me Tibbs and Mrs Scales Tibbs inspected motel rooms.
North Hollywood Robert L McCarthy, newly re signed director of motor vehicles, said Tuesday he will elaborate on charges against Governor Edmund G Brown. McCarthy spoke before the North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce after resigning last week amid criticism of Brown. He predicted former Vice President Richard M Nixon would not win the 1962 gubernatorial race, saying Nixon is not oriented to state politics.
AP reports a terrorist attack in Tyrol with a blown power pylon near Ponte Clara in a forested Vall Passeir area. Police returned fire but no injuries reported. another group fired at a nearby power depot near Ap piano with no damage, terrorists escaped.
Paris based report says France will propose to the British government in July a Channel crossing, either a tunnel or bridge. The plan, backed by France and potential Britain support, envisions a 20 mile Straits crossing about 220 feet above sea level with two rail lines, five highways, and two truck lanes. Cost not disclosed.
Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia enrolls eight women in its first coeducational class, a historic move amid debates over expenses and professional barriers. The September 11 opening marks a milestone in integrating women into the medical school, despite concerns about cost and undergrad focus guiding the policy.
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