22 Feb 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1962
Page
1
Weather corner notes an upcoming Bay Area night with westerly winds 12 to 22 mph. Rain chances around 50 percent tonight and 50 percent tomorrow. Lows expected 44 to 53 degrees with highs near 58. Hayward readings: yesterday 48 high, today 36 low.
A statewide weather summary notes variable cloudiness across Northern California with occasional rain from Monterey to Fresno and possible mountain snow. Temperatures are generally cooler Friday with winds shifting to northerly or northwest, and specific valleys from Sacramento to Monterey Bay show light rain chances and mild temperature changes.
General Robert F Kennedy led a U S delegation into West Berlin as thousands cheered in freezing conditions. The visit highlighted renewed American resolve while Soviet officials warned of tensions in the northern air corridors, with advance warning given to Soviet pilots.
Frayed text shows a Tide Tables fragment for Friday February with times and tides. The rest references Berlin Soviet flights and air safety center near a Moscow corridor, noting four power agency space reservations in the corridors for Soviet military flights two weeks ago.
Hayward Union High School District trustees approved a 43 acre site north of another option for a new high school in Manor while planning to shift eighth grade music students from Castro Valley area to Foothill High School after the new campus is built. Bids for additions program set at 85000 with March 24 opening.
Local newspaper details offices in Hayward Alameda County and surrounding towns. Subscription rates are listed for weekdays and Sundays with mailing and delivery terms.
A garbled report describes Honolua and nearby areas shivering as strong winds drive seas and sleet. The narration mentions a 10,000 foot Tale peak and storms affecting Onburst and Tuesday, with temperatures falling sharply and snow in sections.
President Kennedy’s plan to use standby authority for a $2 billion recession defense prompts Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen to suggest an advance public works program if needed. Critics like Francia Case and Hull Capahan object, arguing safeguards may suffice or deem the plan unworkable. Dirksen says Republicans will back practical programs if Congress sees demand. Kennedy argues future downtuns demand action.
President Kennedy urged Khrushchev to pursue joint space exploration at a news conference in Washington. He said a meeting of representatives should discuss practical cooperation and new proposals, while noting Khrushchev's congratulatory message on John Glenn's orbital flight. Kennedy stressed concrete agreements are needed despite Soviet openness to cooperation.
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