06 Dec 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1961
Page
1
The Bay area will see patches of fog and a mostly falllike sky through tomorrow. Expect a temperature swing with tonight's lows around 38 to 40 degrees and highs near 44 degrees as changes in weather continue.
statewide forecast shows fair conditions with minimal temperature changes across Northern and Central California through Thursday. Inland valleys may see morning fog with light to moderate winds, highs ranging from 50s to low 60s and coastal areas exhibiting NW to north winds 8 to 25 knots.
Readings show slight cooling across Southern Alabama County with highs around the mid 70s and lows near 60. Forecast calls for drier conditions today and partly cloudy skies inland.
Tide table data shows evening low points and sunset times for Florida Point area. The fragment lists rough times and light conditions but is incomplete and lacks clear station names or dates beyond December 7.
Reports of bright flashes and luminescent objects across San Francisco Los Angeles Las Vegas and Phoenix stirred public alarm before officials confirmed a Royal Air Force Thor missile test launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base at 5 20 P M. Sunlight reflected off the rocket at an altitude near 400000 feet triggering widespread observations and speculation.
New York AP reports the long Broadway musical The Opera end Off Broadway will close December 17 with a positive windup. Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht musical closed after a run at the Sal Theater De Lys in Greenwich Village. The show featured 709 performers in 22 roles and drew 752,000 admissions with $3 million in box office.
Washington reports President Kennedy's Latin America journey will include heightened Secret Service precautions after past Caracas demonstrations. A recent student clash near a Caracas high school injures six U.S. senators' arrival convoy. Officials weigh additional protective stops during the Caracas leg and review previous Eisenhower experiences in Buenos Aires Montevideo and beyond.
UC political science professor Herbert H. McClusky tells California educators that extreme right actions cloaked as patriotism threaten academic freedom and distort democracy. He compares quality education under communism and in the United States and cites Nazi youth and other historical examples to warn of eroding values amid political pressure.
President Kennedy sent Christmas greetings to the armed forces saying the nation looks to their spirit courage and determination in support of peace and freedom. Defense Secretary McNamara notes the value of soldiers worldwide and the security their bravery provides for homes and families.
Ex-sub skipper Sakamaki recalls the Pearl Harbor mission aboard a midget submarine. He describes the torpedo attack on battleship Pennsylvania, the failed harbor entry, and their eventual surfacing and wreck near Oahu.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple staff titles and office addresses for Che Daily Review and Gaily Review Inc including publishers, business managers, circulation, and several regional offices in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and more with varying spellings and garbled lines. It mentions subscription rates and weekly publication schedule but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Storms and fog disrupted border states with rain and snow across the East. Reports note strong winds and fatalities linked to the Weather System moving from the South to New England and northern regions.
BEY WEST Fla Cubans government plans to confiscate property of persons leaving the island with the time limit tied to their departure. The move follows a recent speech by Prime Minister Widler Criss proposing a foray into Latin American aid and U.S. pressure amid fallout.
The Almanac for Wednesday December 6 1961 notes the 340th day of the year with 25 remaining. It lists key events including Jeff Davis death in 1889 and Finland’s independence in 1917. It mentions Roosevelt’s 1941 note to Japan, Pearl Harbor, Eisenhower’s 1948 selection, and a Thought for the Day from Robert Louis Stevenson.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Newton Minow told a Jacksonville audience that viewers should organize to voice complaints about weak programs. He said station ratings reflect taste and understanding, not deliberate bad broadcasts, and urged stronger public service commitments in licensing.
A group of film notables and civic officials witnessed Nataly Wood, age 3, become the 13th film star in 34 years to have her feet set in cement before Grumman's Chinese theater.
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