10 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1962
Page
1
Weather brief reports fog and variable winds across multiple California regions. Forecasts predict cool, misty mornings with afternoon clearing inland and coastal winds generally light to moderate. Highs range from the mid 40s to near 60 degrees with nightly lows in the 30s to 40s depending on locale.
A scrambled weather digest lists cities from Oakland to Washington with varied conditions. Forecasts show clear and cloudy skies with snow in several western and midwestern locations and temperatures around morning and afternoon highs.
Heavy snow fell across the northeast and midwest with subzero readings in Chicago and Minnesota. Up to eight feet of snow blanketed western New York and Michigan while Kentucky Tennessee and the Carolinas reported freezing temperatures and several deaths were linked to the prior storm.
San Francisco police investigate a case of a mother named Mae Wilson who abandoned her two year old son Dani. Mike White found the child in his car and turned him over to police. Wilson will appear in court for a preliminary hearing as authorities decide the next steps.
Fragmentary OCR lists post office locations in Hayward and nearby areas with rates and addresses. Mentions second class matter designation, subscription prices, and multiple office addresses including San Leandro and Fremont.
The Assembly Interim Committee on Transportation and Commerce backs a Mellin study of the California Highway Commission to review routing and freeway design. A report for the 106th legislature urges appointing a Richmond advisory panel to aid the study and cites chronic taxpayer-CCC misunderstandings with the commission.
Vatican officials report Dr Antonio Gasbarrini departed Rome to Rome to monitor the pope after a weekend of partial recovery. The physician is expected to return by week’s end as the pope resumes duties and participates in ceremonies at St Peter's Basilica with improved health and vigor.
Gov. Brown telephoned praise to California Democratic Council leaders gathered in Fresno. He commended their independence and intelligence while noting their support for his 1¢ election effort and criticizing Republican and Democratic attacks on the group.
Rockefeller aides frame a plan to unite GOP conservatives around a Rockefeller run, delaying preconvention moves until after legislative adjournment. They view Goldwater and Rutney as potential rivals and expect early primaries to shape the contest while stressing opposition to President Kennedy.
Hollywood report says actor Dick Powell cancels all television appearances for the 1962 63 season on doctor orders. A Powell spokesman notes the physician advised he is not yet ready to return to work.
A garbled historical clipping reveals a prize drawing where a ticket holder named Terry’s mother, Mrs. Robert Werrl of MePher, is indicated as the winner amid a scene of Christmas fairs and weekend windups.
New York AP report notes Life magazine claimed President Kennedy opened government files to two reporters who wrote about Adlai Stevenson’s role in the Cuban crisis. The White House and Stevenson denied the Post account and Life’s portrayal as unfounded.
Readable fragments of a crossword puzzle list across and down clues with garbled entries. Mentions include places like South Ween India and references to rulers, meats, carpets, and buttons. The text is heavily OCR corrupted with numerous misspellings and illegible terms.
In an unreadable excerpt a series of numbers and phrases hints at a possible explosion and sounds of gunfire or shells. The text mentions a 60 to 83 sequence and a symbol for a sound, but no clear names or locations are identifiable.
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