15 Jul 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1961
Page
1
Corner fair weather continues tonight and Sunday with a high leg near the coast. Westerly winds around 9 25 miles per hour are forecast for afternoon and evening periods. Hayward readings show yesterday's high 83 today 82 and 56 for some metric values.
Statewide forecast shows fair to partly cloudy conditions with morning fog and coastal low overcast in many areas. Slight cooling in northern interior regions Sunday. Winds vary from light to brisk northwest and westerly, with coastal areas experiencing high fog near the coast and fair skies inland. Temperatures range from cool nights in the 50s to highs mostly in the 90s to low 100s in valley regions.
The report lists varied conditions across multiple cities including Bakersfield Oakland Sacramento San Diego and San Francisco with a mix of clear cloudy rain and wind. Temperatures and forecasts appear inconsistent with several locations showing cloudy or clear skies and scattered precipitation.
Poorly legible navy tide table fragment shows sunrise times and height data. Mentions computed tide figures and reference to Fort Pal a or Pal a. Contains distorted names and times, limiting clear details.
New York police say Joseph McGowan a bank employee led a Thursday plan to rob his bank introducing dynamite notes and a bag of improvised explosive lookalikes. His coworkers funded him with 2500 bail and paid some fees for his 12 year old son Gerald while Town College comments on the family’s plight.
A TWA Convair 880 arriving from New York landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport after instruments warned of hydraulic pressure loss in the landing gear. Captain Ini Graham led the flight with 43 passengers and crew aboard. Officials opened an inquiry to determine the cause and whether the gear system contributed to the scare.
Newburgh officials roll out a welfare reform plan to curb aid, drawing national praise and sharp opposition from state leaders. Gov Rockefeller says local officials can be removed if rules violate law. plan limits aid to three months per year for able-bodied adults and bars new benefits to certain families.
In a tense Southwest Side incident, roving groups of young Black youths assaulted a White man with ax handles and attacked two girls, Lindau Rivers aged 14 and Aling Thanos aged 12, who were later hospitalized with cuts. Four or five assailants fled on foot after the attack near a cigar store and home on the way to a relative’s house. An Elgin, Illinois, man Fred Yourlin Jr. reported the incident to police and described the injuries including head cuts and bruises.
Floods in Poona southeast of Bombay render fifty houses uninhabitable and force many residents from their homes. The disaster follows earlier rainfall that swelled the Mutha River and led to multiple fatalities.
An Ann Arbor stripper in Michigan has filed for divorce from a neuro surgeon spouse after months apart. The dancer, described as 4 foot 10 inches, sought a legal split on grounds of immutable differences and marital strain stemming from life at the University of Michigan hospital setting. The case highlights tensions between personal life and professional demands in medical families.
Five Midwest farmers protest a New York grower who flaunted a government subsidized Cadillac after not planting 104 acres of corn. They consider him not a real farmer and question subsidy amounts while Senators Douglas and Freeman respond.
Trinia declares her future lies in burlesque not night baseball as she anticipates divorce boosting her standing on the bump and wider circuit. She notes fans misread her tutelage but welcomes a return for the adulation and the stage.
Almanac entry notes Saturday July 15 as the 19th day with 169 to fallow. It mentions the moon approaching first quarter, morning stars Venus Jupiter and Saturn, and a history note about Robert Bradley in 1876 pitching a no hit game for the Louis team. It also references Baudelaire on greatness and sainthood.
Washington AP reports two Republican senators Cooper and Javits urged full congressional briefings on U S military readiness to meet the Berlin crisis and said new taxes may be needed to fund extra military and foreign aid spending. Senate and House committees discuss a $4.8 billion foreign aid measure while Kennedy leads administration talks. Goldwater urged resumption of nuclear testing and accused Fulbright of opposing unilateral action, calling for stronger stance to counter Khrushchev and Castro and to justify enlarging foreign aid programs.
Cape Canaveral reports Virgil Grissom and John Glenn Jr preparing for America's first manned space flight. The schedule includes medical checks and training atop a Redstone rocket planned to lift the capsule 115 miles high. NASA will announce launch time 24 hours prior.
A fragmentary notice credits General Douglas MacArthur as the savior of American prestige in the Philippines, noting praise by a Philippine ambassador to the United States. The piece appears as an independent wartime column or tribute written for United Free International.
Writings praise General Douglas MacArthur for countering communism and lifting American prestige in Asia. The piece highlights his 1950s travel to the Philippines, its impact on Filipino sentiment, and the need for continued strong Philippine American relations amid regional tensions with the Soviet bloc.
In San Francisco, Elizabeth Crosby, 27, daughter of API-Bind leader Bob Crosby, was still missing with little information available. Reports indicate she vanished under unclear circumstances as authorities investigate the incident.
Brawley California notes Edger J Walsh Jr begins his 92nd year on the police force and jokes about never playing favorites in issuing tickets. Recipients include fellow officers city officials and his wife. In Chicago Thomas Hoban Jr plans to marry immediately after his police exam ends before the ceremony.
UPI reports Belssier Spooner of Storm Springs Iowa surrendered after a two day manhunt by a large posse. Spooner, accused of killing four patrolmen and wounding others, was captured without resistance near the Wild River canyon area. Officials described him as unconcerned about the case as officers and volunteers searched for him for 48 hours.
Fragmentary text describes a Surprise-Photo scandal involving Candidate 47 and Elsie Daley’s drawing for a camera-teailer. Mentions Borden Belle and Migarent So reach Cor Warden’s Roast. Unable to extract clear events or entities from corrupted phrasing.
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