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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1962
Page
1
Weekend forecast calls for generally mild conditions with some low temperatures. Forecast highs and lows are uncertain due to wording issues in the source text, but readers can expect cooler nights and daytime warmth with temperatures dropping toward the lower range.
Statewide forecast shows fall tonight and Sunday with scattered thunderstorms over high mountains and near the coast Sunday afternoon. Little temperature change expected. winds mainly west to northwest 7 to 20 mph, with high clouds and fog in Santa Clara and Livermore valleys. Highs in the 90s to 100s across major valleys, with morning lows around 60s to 70s and humidities remaining steady.
A weather table lists temperatures for California cities including Bakersfield Fresno Los Angeles Oakland San Diego and San Francisco with highs and lows. It also notes clear or cloudy conditions for many regions and includes tide information for Sunday July 39 with sunrise and sunset style times.
In Albany Georgia a protest prayer vigil outside City Hall led to King ally and 27 others jailed for disorderly conduct and failure to obey officers. Rev Andrew Young urged supporters to take action while plans for a church rally were set amid conflicting movement signals and police restraining orders.
Mrs. Robert L. Finkbine seeks court permission to abort her two and a half month pregnancy. The Phoenix TV star contends Thalidomide caused fetal deformities. Judge Yale Metcalf to study motions before ruling, with state and county attorneys involved.
The Amarillo report ties associate Coleman and McSpadden to Lyndon B. Johnson and Estes in a sprawling tale. It notes Estes pledged funds and a push for a giant grain elevator amid floating claims about dollar values and government ties while detailing stock movements, hospital abortion debate, and thalidomide inquiries across New York and the nation.
The State Board of Education delayed action on a proposal to establish standards for junior colleges after a clash between junior college admins and adult education advocates. The move, urged by officials including Thomas W. Braden, aims to balance cost with expanding quality education, while pending credential appeals also drew board attention.
Washington held a Saturday session as Democrats pressed to advance a satellite bill allowing a private corporation to own and relay portions of Washington signals. Senate leaders clashed with a minority of opponents while Dirksen predicted broad support despite fragmented Democratic resistance.
A fragmented notice lists office addresses for the Hayward and San Leandro areas, including 118 We Winton Ave Hayward and multiple Fremont and Livermore locations. Subscription rates are shown as 10 Cents per copy on weekdays and 1 Cent Sunday, with annual options described.
Almanac notes a July 28, 1962 date with the 209th day of the year and 156 remaining. It records historic events including Austria's 1914 war declaration on Serbia, 1932 veterans driven from Washington, 1941 Japanese occupation of Indochina, and a 1945 B25 crash into the Empire State Building. A thought for the day by Leank Walton notes the value of good company and discourse.
The Defense Department confirms the removal of about 1600 Marines from Thailand with no stated reason. The move reduces U S forces in the region while leaving roughly 2200 Army and air units to guard approaches from Laos.
A flawed trajectory calculation caused a Space Technology Laboratories launch to Venus to fail. NASA officials say the miscalculation arose from an incorrect computer feed and an error in the trajectory equation. A new formula is being drafted for the next Venus attempt in about three weeks by the United States.
New York based lawyer Janes Bo Bonovah has become general counsel to the Cuban Families Committee on Liberation of Prisoners at War, amid reports of prisoner exchanges and ongoing negotiations. The group aims to secure the release of 1178 prisoners held by rival forces, as part of broader diplomacy and humanitarian efforts.
Washington officials weighed a possible easing of U S policy toward Peru after reports the military junta planned to free former president Manuel Prado. Diplomats noted ambiguity about ambassador James Loeb’s return and whether Peru would commit to civilian rule. The Peruvian junta pressed for quick diplomatic relations while Prado faced exile. Venezuela called for a ministers’ conference to address the regional risk amid fear Latin American revolutions may spread.
In Copenhagen AP reports former President Eisenhower says his worst mistake was not doing more to elect Richard Nixon. He told a news conference it would be fatuous for any public figure to claim perfection, and noted his disagreements with Kennedy while on a European tour with his wife and two children.
The Supreme Court granted a divorce to a mother of 16 from her year-old husband after 30 years of marriage. The plaintiff, Mrs Bangjo Paik, charged that her husband consorted with another woman and attempted to eject her from the home amid a troubled marriage.
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