Weather Corner Forecast for Four Through Tomorrow
Persistent high pressure governs the coast and inland areas. Tonight’s low ranges from 10 to 18 degrees with patchy frost possible inland. Winds shift to westerly at 10 to 22 miles per hour.
31 Jul 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1962
Page
1
Persistent high pressure governs the coast and inland areas. Tonight’s low ranges from 10 to 18 degrees with patchy frost possible inland. Winds shift to westerly at 10 to 22 miles per hour.
Fair conditions prevail statewide through Wednesday with variable inland warmth. Highs reach the 70s in coastal areas and 85 to 95 in the Sacramento Valley, Salinas and Delta regions. Winds mostly light to moderate, with stronger gusts along coast and bays and patchy morning fog near Salinas and the coastline.
A British freighter Montrose lay crippled in the Detroit River after a collision with a barge. Forty one crew were removed without injury and the vessel tilted with its port side submerged. The ship, owned by Martrel Shipping of London and manned by Burles Markes Ltd, left Portugal for the St Lawrence Seaway toward the Mediterranean when the accident occurred near the Ambassador Bridge.
Trans World Airlines engineers approved a plan to cut four cockpit crewmen to three with engineers gaining priority for one seat if pilot training is met. Eighty three percent of the TWA Flight Engineers International Association members voted in the mail ballot. Pan American crews approved a similar plan last week amid a broader bargaining period on wages hours and severance pay.
New York AP reports veteran actor Myron McCormick, 54, died Monday amid illness. A Broadway and screen performer, McCormick appeared in numerous Broadway plays and was perhaps best known for his role as Luther Billis in the Broadway revival of South Pacific. He was born in the United States.
fragmentary tide entry notes sunrise and sunset times, high tides, and partial day labels. Readable bits include style of a local newspaper tide table with references to August and daily solar references.
WERFORD Ireland reports civic leaders rejected a planned visit by former president Davight D. A tentative invitation had been drafted by Mayor John Cullimere but was refused when officials requested a formal invitation. Council members argued the town of 11,000 could not afford a four day visit and potential costs.
LOS ANGELES AP The appointment of Site Sen Donald Js muosky from FeWatsonville as chairman of the Republican state convention platform committee was announced by John Menhbiel state GOP chairman. The state convention will be held in Sacramento.
A mountain climbing party from the Appalachian Mountain Club at Boston faced tragedy on a snow swept ascent in Massachusetts. One climber died after an apparent fall or exposure while the group, including Bets Sinclair and Parkehlan, worked to evacuate the injured. The body was recovered near a 200 foot drop as rescuers reported the dangerous conditions.
In Warsaw AP reports a five week judge trial concluded with all 16 defendants convicted. Sentences include years in prison and fines up to 12000 dollars. The boss of an instilled distillery and several local officials were found guilty of systematically stealing 2610 gallons of alcohol over the past five years.
The nation’s weather pattern showed only minor changes with showers in scattered sections of the South East and West. Thunderstorms hit seas in the Tropics and the Southeast with no injuries reported. Cooler air spread across northern sections of the Midwest as temperatures dipped into the 40s.
Kenneth M. Singer, 67, former Union Pacific Railroad general manager and Louis Sherry Co president, planned Sun Valley ski resort in Idaho. Born in New York City, he died Monday in Greenwich, Connecticut, with career tied to major railroad and hospitality ventures.
Striking 8700 Electric Boat production workers in Groton Conn vote on a proposed three year contract to end a one day walkout that halted construction of 12 nuclear submarines. The pact was hammered out in Washington with the aid of Secretary of Labor Arthur J Goldman and the U S Mediation and Conciliation Service.
Lt Gov Glynn M Anderson urged defending constitutional rights amid rising opposition to liberty. He spoke at a National Legal Aid and Defender Association meeting, warning rights and traditions are under attack by those who would abolish freedom.
Almanac today notes the date with celestial signs and events. Historical entries include Lafayette commissioned major general in 1777 and Laval surrendering to American forces in 1945. Taft died in 1953. Britain moved toward the European Common Market in 1961. Shaw quote on silence ends.
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