12 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1962
Page
1
Occasional rain is forecast with a low tonight from 45 to 52 degrees. Southerly winds pick up to 10 to 20 mph and shift to westerly to southwesterly by tomorrow.
A San Francisco Bay Area to statewide weather briefing notes occasional rain tonight and Thursday. Northern California, Mt Shasta region, Sierra Nevada and Sacramento Valley show cloudy to rainy conditions with modest temperature changes and moderate south winds. Monterey and Salinas Valleys expect clouds with rain possible tonight or Thursday and highs in the 60s. Napa and Santa Rosa report warmer readings with gusty south winds.
Yesterday's weather report notes high temperatures and fertility indicators in latilteentires region, highlighting notable patterns. Data shows elevated daytime heat with uncertain nocturnal cooling. Observers caution interpretation due to fragmented OCR data.
New York police report another jewel theft at luxury hotels near Central Park. Actress Dolores Del Rio reported a loss of jewels valued at 27,500 tied to her suite in the St. Regis hotel while she dined with husband producer Lewis Riley. The theft is believed to have occurred Monday night or Tuesday morning.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple California offices and subscription prices. It mentions Heyward, Hayward, Winton Ave, Leandro, Fremont, Livermore, and Leandro City Hall with weekly to monthly rates, but details are garbled. The text references a March 3 deadline and various bureau names without coherent context.
Tide tables list daily heights and times for tides at various harbor and coast locations. It shows sunrise and sunset figures, moon phase notes, and general navigation cues for the day.
In Romford England Judge John Lockwood scolded a man unable to pay a 2.50 fine. He allegedly told him to beg or steal a pound, then quickly retracted and advised not to steal.
Sacramento reports show Governor race spending near 32 million in 1962. Democratic candidate Brown and Republican Nixon filed costs with the secretary of state, citing about 900000 in the primary for each, with Nixon at 1,572,664 in the losing bid and Brown at 314,206. Nixon claimed a 38,024 surplus. Brown listed 101,185 with an 8000 surplus from the primary. Filing totals were revised due to duplications. Limited penalties for late filings exist, and questions about contributions and disclosures remain.
Washington reports nonfarm employment rose to a new peak in November with 4 national persons in nonfarm jobs, up 14 million from November 1961. Average pay increased to $2.41, five cents above the prior year.
A white man was doused with an odorless liquid during a struggle on a New York bus. Fire Chief Perry Peterson saw the assailant claim the liquid was acid and used holy water from a church to wash the victim’s face and eyes. The injured man, identified as Peterseai, survived with eye injuries. Natalie Weprin, 42, was arrested and charged with felonious assault.
The defense in the Stilton dollar conspiracy trial aims to rest its case early next week. Lawyer Zt Oxhamde of Nashville noted the defense plans to present its evidence by Monday or Tuesday after five weeks and 263 exhibits.
Sacramento AP report outlines Helen Nelson advocating a law to require parental consent for teenagers to open charge accounts. She cites hidden costs and debt risk, arguing merchants should not extend credit without parental approval and suggesting other reforms to curb aggressive lending to youth. She cites broader concerns including minority groups, young married couples, and educated Californians facing financial traps.
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