13 Dec 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1961
Page
1
Forecaster notes cloudy conditions across the Bay Area with bumps in cloud cover and a likely low near the mid forties. Winds stay gusty up to 26 knots, with a 60 percent chance of fog and mist reducing visibility later tonight.
Statewide weather forecasts show cloudy conditions through Thursday in many areas with variable winds and possible rain or snow in mountains north of Lake Tahoe. Temperatures vary, with some locales predicting warmer nights, coastal and valley regions experiencing light to moderate winds, and scattered showers in coastal and northern counties.
Frigid spell sweeps the central plains and Midwest with subzero readings in the north and central regions. Heavy snow and strong winds drive travel woes from Michigan to Minnesota and stretch into Iowa and Nebraska while updated forecasts warn of continuing bitter conditions ahead.
Readable fragments show yesterday's temperature trends with noted highs and lows. Specific degrees and cities are incomplete, but the report indicates cooler morning hours followed by warming into the afternoon across several local stations.
Former Maj Gen Walker addresses a Dallas audience in a public speech praising U.S. foreign policy and military strength. He criticizes policy errors of recent decades, urges unity and readiness, and defends the role of the United Nations and allied forces in global stability.
Norstad says NATO arsenals are expanding as the United States and Britain bolster weapon stocks amid the Cold War. He notes new silo and projection capacities may fit strategic warheads though overall force strength remains under review after Soviet pressure and recent adaptive defense plans.
AP report cites New York Governor Rockefeller denying plans to quit or resign. Public statements and press secretary Robert L. McManus say he will complete current term and seek reelection, with GOP leaders backing a 1962 campaign. News reports repeatedly questioned his personal reasons and possible succession, while party figures urged focus on reelecting Rockefeller.
A pro posed Church of Christ retirement project aims to provide dignified, no price housing for elderly in Lorain County. Plans include diversified living options, health care emphasis, and employment services with admission restrictions and relative support provisions. Rev Lawrence M Upton, 46, former pastor, heads the formal organization for the project.
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