02 Dec 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1961
Page
1
Weather corner reports tonight clear to partly cloudy skies with light winds. Highs around 54 degrees and lows near 44 degrees, with mild variation across the Bay Area tonight and tomorrow.
Statewide weather notes show tonight fair in Sacramento Valley with lows 40 to 48 and Sunday similar. San Joaquin Valley expects numerous showers and thunderstorms tonight then clearing with variable winds. Shasta area reports occasional rain or snow tonight with snow levels 3 000 to 5 000 feet and partial Sunday clearing. Nevada sees frequent snow squalls tonight with light showers likely Sunday. coastal areas clear to fair Sunday with westerly winds 20 to 22 knots. high temperatures range 14 to 63 across zones with tonight lows 44 to 53. wind speeds 8 to 25 mph vary by valley.
Yesterday’s temperatures and conditions listed by city with highs and lows. Regions include Bakersfield Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Chicago Dallas Denver Detroit and many more with entries showing cloudy clear rain and temperatures ranging broadly across the country.
Federal Reserve Board and FDIC authorize 43 000 commercial banks to offer savers up to 4 percent on deposits of 93 billion dollars starting June 1. The move aims to boost competitiveness with savings and loan associations, keep funds in the U S, and gradually raise rates. Shorter term deposits retain existing limits while longer terms gain higher ceilings, with no change to 2.6 percent and 3 percent for the shortest durations.
Washington reports say Army Reserve and National Guard units faced criticism over a sub 1 percent return rate during recent mobilizations. Generals Harrison and other officials defended the effort, noting 150,000 Guardsmen and Reservists on active duty while acknowledging some discontent. The Defense Department investigates alleged facility issues at Ft Polk and Ft Lewis as inspectors review readiness for National Guard divisions and cross-branch calls.
scattered OCR reads show multiple office addresses in Hayward California for the Daily Review and its departments. It lists publishers, business manager, advertising director, and various regional office addresses in Hayward San Leandro San Leandro Lockhaven Fremont and Fremont area with subscription rates and contact lines.
In Los Angeles Billa Faye Thomason 31 North Hollywood was arrested on suspicion of ramming a cat into her ex boyfriend s car after seeing him with another woman William Scnilom 27 Hollywood refused to sign a complaint. The incident caused about 102 in property damage and Thomason 50 in losses. In San Diego a campus talk marathon at San Diego State College drew over 10 dates arranged by students. Santa Cruz officials said Santa Claus must pay parking meters. Brenda Meshon city clerk secretary denied free parking for three weeks.
Dominican authorities report potential invasion training by Cuban backed forces as President Balaguer faces a strike wave. Gen. Tedrov links 1,800 to 2,000 Central American trainees to a plan to pin down Dominican troops in Santo Domingo. Demonstrations flare amid calls for a transitional government while fears of U S involvement deepen.
Sylvia Butty Vale, 45, a Baltimore housewife and mother of three, is charged by the FBI with writing threatening letters to U.S. figures including Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and Senator Edmund Muskie. Investigators traced the handwriting to a word puzzle contest entry at the Baltimore News-Post, after screening six months of correspondence. Vale admitted writing the letters and was released on $1,000 bond pending further proceedings.
In Whiting Indiana the Liberty Savage and Loan Association faces embezzlement charges after FBI and federal examiners uncover a secret ledger scheme run by the Chilla brothers. They allegedly stole at least one million dollars by misappropriating deposits and hiding them in a private ledger over two decades.
The state adjutant general mocks California citizens curious about civil defense, urging them to join the Home Guard as a practical alternative to official efforts.
Federal grand jury indicted the Communist Party of the Soviet Union affiliate for failing to register as an agent of the United States. The action targets party officers and members, with fines up to 10 000 per day and potential prison terms for nonregistration. Lawmakers say the case centers on enforcement of the Smith Act.
The almanac notes December 2 1961 as a Saturday the 336th day with 29 to follow. It lists Venus as morning star and Jupiter and Saturn as evening stars. It recalls Napoleon crowning emperor in 1804 Harper’s Ferry raid hanged in 1859 the first self sustaining nuclear chain reaction in 1942 Eisenhower’s 1952 Korea visit and a Nimitz quote about ships.
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