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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1961

Page

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Weather Corner forecast for San Francisco Bay Area

High fog tonight and tomorrow morning then clearing in the afternoon. Bay Area winds westerly 12 to 22 knots in the afternoon. Highs in San Francisco 59. Oakland 63. San Mateo 68. San Jose 72 with tonight's low 55. Alpine regions fair, slightly warmer Tuesday. Monterey Bay: high fog tonight and morning, clearing this afternoon and Tuesday. highs near 67. Northwest winds 10 to 25 mph in the afternoon.

Bay Area San Francisco Bay Area San Francisco Oakland San Marco San. Ratsel Shasta - Sisikyot Morra Nevadas Bucramunty Valley Salinas Santa Clara Valley Monterey Bay

Weather snapshot of major cities with sky conditions

A list of cities including Albany Albuquerque Atlanta and more shows varying conditions tonight and today. Temperatures range from highs around 70s to lows near 60s with mainly clear or cloudy skies across the nation.

Tide Tables Messy Note for Tuesday August 1

Fragmentary OCR notes list tide times and celestial data with multiple unreadable fragments. Readable items mention August 1 with rough times like 8:47 and references to sunrise, tides, and locations, but the overall data is garbled and incomplete.

Bark Tauren Ponty

Rains Soak Southwest Desert Area Trails Across Regions

Weather soaked the Southwest desert and spilled into the Ohio Valley after a weekend of heavy rains that caused flash floods in Kentucky and New York. In Kentucky Johnson and Morgan counties forced about 150 families from their homes and one man drowned. New York Otsego County saw nearly seven inches of rain in three hours flooding streams and damaging hundreds of homes with damage estimates from $500,000 to $1 million in Unadilla where mayor Wayne Tyson urged disaster designation. Tornadic winds hit Wayne County and parts of Macedon with heavy rainfall extending to Green Bay and Cleveland as Eastern states faced humid warmth while the West saw cooler trends along the Pacific and northern border.

Ohio Valley Kentucky New York State Johnson and Morgan Southewal New York Otsego County Wayne Tyson Unadilla Pacific Coast Rockies

Crash Kills Family of 3 in Three-Car Collision

AP reports a Willows family of three died in a three car wreck on Highway 40 near Pinole Sunday night. Victims were Donald Hawkins his wife Nowy and daughter Linda. A westbound car driven by Mrs Veldi Meteoif swerved into the eastbound Travn King car after a collision with Walter Bone. Mrs Metevif and 11 of her children were hospitalized with injuries at Brookside Hospital in San Pablo.

Congress engages on Kennedy foreign aid and defense plans

Washington AP reports Congress moves to debate Kennedy foreign aid five year, 8.8 billion program with loan funding and military buildup to counter Berlin crisis. House and Senate race through amendments, airport aid, and defense spending, while governance over Treasury borrowing and loan fund oversight is debated.

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Band To Play At State Fair

Sacramento Castro Valley High School will send both its band and orchestra to the California State Fair and Exposition starting August 30. The Alameda County School’s big day is September 3 at 7:20 p.m. in the bandstand area near the airfield. The orchestra will perform in the same area. About two other bands from Northern and Central California are expected to perform daily for thousands of fairgoers at the fairgrounds.

Sacramento Castro Valley Alameda Califfornia She Fairgrounds

Kennedy's Main Requests Itemized for Congress

Washington report outlines President Kennedy's budget priorities including tax extensions, defense funding, farm support, urban renewal, and social programs. It notes uncertain prospects as Congress debates higher deficits, roadbuilding, unemployment relief, and federal aid for schools near military installations.

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Ex Ziegfeld Follies Star Dies at 75

Los Angeles AP reports Harry Gribbon aged 75, famed Ziegfeld Follies star and longtime song and dance man, died after a long illness. Born in New York, he rose to fame in 1913, moved to Hollywood, and spent three decades in leading silent film roles with Mack Sennett studios. Known as Silk Hat Harry, he and wife Mae Emory toured vaudeville on the Orpheum Keil and Pantages circuits before returning to Brooklyn in the 1s.

Los Angeles Wharry Gribbon New York Gribbon Hollywood Silk Hat Harry Mae Emory

Federal Aid For Welfare Funds Allocated to 16 Counties

Sacramento AP reports federal funds totaling over 171000 dollars have been allocated to 16 counties with child welfare services. The money aims to stimulate county interest in programs to help families receiving welfare become more self supporting. Counties and amounts include San Diego 33045, Santa Barbara 16890, Riverside 5255, Placer 7705, Butte 9720, Kings 0, Madera 12240, San Luis Obispo 1200, Shasta 6000, Solano 385, Sonoma 0, Ventura 8000, El Dorado 10170, Sacramento 12565, and others.

Sacramento Butte Contra Costa el Dorado Kings Madera Mars Placer Riverside San Diego San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara Shasta Solano Rynoma Ventura

Tremor hits South State rattles Paso Robles area

An earthquake struck the Paso Robles King City area at 3 67 p m Sunday shaking windows and crockery but causing no reported damage. Hollister reported no tremor, and residents indicated the quake centered south of the region along the fault line.

Paso Robles Cilif de Paso Robles King City Hollister

Ey-Miner Unable To Find Peace After Fatal Crashed Ride

In Newport Kentucky AP reports Hexle Maxie, survivor of a 12 passenger car fire on Pine Mountain near Whitesburg seven years ago, still suffers haunting memories. He escaped via a rear window and spent months in hospital. his brother-in-law died and Maxie now shuns driving, working in restaurants and riding only occasionally.

Newport Kentucky Maxie Childern National Safety Council Minine Mivsie Thomas Brown Pine Mountain Whitsburg Brown Resstaurant

Harriman Presses Laos Troop Withdrawal Plan

Harriman urged Laos counterparts in Geneva to agree on a comprehensive removal of all foreign troops. He stated the United States is prepared to pull out U S military advisers to Premier Boon Oum but linked this to the withdrawal of foreign Communist units aiding the Pathet Lao rebels.

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Almanac Today July 31 highlights and history

The entry notes July 31 as the 212th day with 153 remaining, the moon nearing last quarter, visible planets Venus Jupiter Saturn in morning and Mars Jupiter Saturn in evening. Historical items include 1792 mint cornerstone, 1940 Germany bans Christian Science, 1948 Idlewild airport dedication, 1953 death of Robert Taft, and Emerson quote on peace.

Venus Mars Mint United States Philadelphia Adolf Hitler Germany Harry Truman New York International Idlewild Field Senate Robert Taft Ohio

No Bruises Airliners Suffer Rugged Weekend

A series of unrelated air incidents across several airports left passengers shaken. An 8-year-old fainted after exiting a Worcester bound jet. another jet had a landing gear collapse at a major airport. a Boston bound flight from New York reported hydraulic brake issues. crews improvised to lower a nose gear on a damaged plane.

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Negroes Stage Big Wade-in at Chicago Beach

The fourth consecutive Sunday wade in protest drew about 36 000 bathers to Rainbow Beach on Chicago's South Side. About 200 uniformed policemen formed two cordons while Negroes and white demonstrators spent most of the afternoon on the three-black beach along Lake Michigan.

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Choice For Dulles Spy Helm Hinted

NEW YORK AP Fowler Traulten a Wall Street lawyer and former government official, is named as contender to replace Allen Dulles as CIA head. The Aug 7 Newsweek report says Hamilton, 50, will succeed Dulles in October after working with him. Hamilton is a Democrat and longtime public servant with ties to the Kennedy administration. He and his family live in Greenwich Conn.

NEW York Fowler Traulten Wall Street Ine Succenet Allen W. Dulles Iitelligence Agency Newsweek Magazine Hamilton Dulles Iito CIA

Ancient Bones Found in U S in Nahant Mass

A skeleton dating back about 1 000 years was uncovered on an Indian burial ground near Nahant Massachusetts. Dr Gustav A Kuniteky of a state university said the site is the most important in Massachusetts in years and fragments of early Woodland Indian pottery were found within two inches of the skeleton indicating a 7 000 year era.

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