Weather Corner Forecast for Today and Tomorrow
Weather summary notes fair conditions today and tomorrow. Small craft advisory issued last night remains in effect through today. Winds from the southwest at 2 to around 5 miles per hour.
03 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1962
Page
1
Weather summary notes fair conditions today and tomorrow. Small craft advisory issued last night remains in effect through today. Winds from the southwest at 2 to around 5 miles per hour.
Nationwide coastal and inland areas show variable cloudiness and cooler conditions Sunday with fair to mild conditions Monday. Northern Sierra and coastal zones expect showers and small craft advisories, while Bay Area towns like San Francisco and Monterey report mainly fair skies with northwest winds. Temperatures range from mid 40s to mid 80s across regions.
Readings show yesterday’s high and low recorded in Hayward with unspecified values due to garbled OCR. The article fragment lacks clear numeric data or surrounding context to determine exact temperatures or period.
The Daily Review of Hayward California lists Floyd Sparks as president and publisher with villa Chilcote as business manager and advertising director Harry A Walker. It notes circulation management and multiple office locations in Hayward San Leandro Fremont Livermore and Luckhaven with address details and post office filing information.
Tide tables show high tides at 2:58 and 60 minutes after, with low tides around 14d and 8, plus sunrise at 3:47 and sunset at 6:24. Light and dark periods are noted, with tides computed for Point, SF.
Eight Communist Bloc heads of government, plus first secretaries from central committees, will convene in Moscow to discuss pressing economic problems. The Economic Mutual Assistance Council, representing Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and the Soviet Union, organized the talks. Khrushchev said revenue would fund agricultural mechanization after sharp meat and butter price hikes.
A detachment of 3rd Paratroopers from New Zealand arrived at Khorat and will join the Royal New Zealand Air Force squadron already there to support Thai armed forces. The unit will be stationed at Udorn near the Laos border, according to a government spokesman.
In Algiers, a secret army linked to the National Liberation Front proposes preliminary peace terms to avert renewed violence after a three day truce. They seek greater rights for Europeans, guarantees, and to keep Europeans in the country while countering terrorism. French officials expect restraint and favor a cautious approach, with a July 1 self determination referendum looming.
A truck loaded with oil barrels crashed into a house in La Corun a on Saturday and burst into flames killing four people and gravely injuring a fifth. The driver and three house occupants perished. The sole survivor was pulled from the burning wreckage.
Almanac notes Sunday June 3 as the 1st day of the year with 21 days to follow. It lists past events: 1864 Grant failed to outflank Lee at Cold Harbor. 1985 Normandie set Atlantic crossing record. 1937 Edward VII’s wife Wallis Simpson’s Baltimore marriage. 1940 Dunkirk evacuation began May 28. Rest of text includes garbled lines and nonstandard phrases.
Moscow reports Benny Goodman’s Soviet tour achieves three aims. It disproves jazz is taboo, elevates its respectability, and sparks a new wave of Soviet jazz artists under leadership of Alexei Bata ghev. Composers question and explore American jazz styles while a growing new generation performs at city houses of culture.
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