03 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
1
Yesterday's high and low temperatures are listed for Southern Alameda County including San Leandro Pleasanton Union City and nearby areas. Readings show a mix of warm and mild conditions with no significant rainfall reported in the excerpt.
Patchy slow moving weather continues tonight with fair conditions tomorrow. Tonight’s low expected between 32 and 44 degrees with gentle winds.
The United Nations plans a proposal on cost sharing for peacekeeping missions. It references the World Court advisory opinion that expenses should be borne by member states in proportion to their assessed contributions. The draft touches on member responsibilities under the UN Charter and General Assembly guidance.
Cloudy today and tonight with a chance of showers north of Yosemite and in the Sierra until Tuesday. Highs mainly in the 60s, lows in the 40s to 50s, light to gentle winds. Areas including Sacramento Valley and Santa Rosa expect showers today then sunnier periods with little temperature change, while mountain elevations remain unsettled with snow above 5 000 to 6 000 feet through Tuesday.
Soviet delegates claimed Canada planned to push two budgetary resolutions this afternoon. They alleged the Soviet Union would resist any Congo or Middle East expense requests regardless of how families vote, implying a rigid stance amid budget talks.
A space relay satellite 168 pounds may enable live greetings via television between continents. Latin American delegates push separate space operations funding and a broader share of the satellite budget, while the United States plans to launch from Cape Canaveral. The relay will circle Earth every 164 minutes at altitudes 800 miles to 3,500 miles, aiming to bridge U S and Europe plus North Africa in a global TV link.
US Marshals discussed seizing county ASCS records in Mound City amid deep local resistance. Townsfolk fear violence and recall past confrontations as officials relocate records to Horrod, while residents debate the county seat's future and stake in the building housing local post office.
Tide tables report high and low tides with times and heights for Tulray on December 4. Sunrise and sunset times are listed along with light and dark phases and a note on daylight length.
In South Florida a thriving black market for human hair has emerged with wigs and hairpieces selling at high prices. Authorities report thefts from shops and supply routes, with several shipments of wigs and hair materials disappearing over the weekend. Community growers and local officials warn of broader demand and illegal trade linked to overseas networks.
A district report describes juvenile delinquents moved to collectives, with officials discussing criminal control methods. It notes only about 100 residents remain from previous city populations, many sent to prisons. observers call for firmer enforcement and reeducation strategies.
Readable items show a local press notice from Hayward California. It lists a publisher president and manager, moves through several office addresses in Hayward and surrounding Alameda County. Public notice mentions second class mail and subscription rates, with multiple office locations in Hayward and nearby Fremont and Livermore.
AUGUSTA Ga. President Eisenhower joked that his former vice president Richard Nixon is not politically dead, amid questions about Nixon’s readiness for the presidency. In a vacation interview with the Augusta Chronicle, Eisenhower denied saying Nixon could not win the 1964 race and suggested misstatements may have occurred in past remarks.
Almanac entry mixes dates and events such as the 2st state entry, 1843 Chertin College opening, 1928 Ford wage change, and 1948 microfilm discovery at Whitaker Chambers farm. It also mentions celestial names and a Churchill quote, creating a fragmented historical snapshot.
A dubious currency scheme in Tokyo prompts police to offer a 40,000 scarab bounty for each counterfeit note traced. Authorities warn that phony yen notes have circulated, urging tips to identify and arrest those involved in the scam.
A crash report notes two men died from car exhaust fumes during a drive session. Investigators Brin Larenz and Marine, aged 23, were implicated as involved. One brother remains hospitalized in serious condition. The article also mentions allies and nearby events, with unclear details due to damaged text.
A confused tale follows Shnellingham Stineg who collects animals from fish to giraffes, funded by Crookyhank who sells a zoo to him under a loan plan. The new keeper expands the menagerie with ambitious enclosures while hoping to win a 1000 gold prize from a queen. The plot blends misprints and odd names in a historic style.
In MARTErFA Ga an Atomic Energy Commission train carrying classified materials and five couriers derailed today. Twenty two other cars and locomotives were involved with two couriers lightly injured. Authorities investigated the wreck and secured the cargo.
Thieves stole furs and jewelry worth 525000 from a Holmby Hills home. Factor of Max Factor & Co. told police he discovered the loss Sunday when he and his associates returned from Palm Springs.
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