05 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
1
The Bay Area is under a fair weather outlook with a tile change. Tonight temperatures range from 46 to 54 degrees with winds from the southwest at 12 to 25 miles per hour.
Broad forecast covering San Francisco Bay Area to Central Valley. Fair in most regions with coastal fog lingering through Wednesday, gradually warming inland. City temperatures cited include San Francisco 66 and Sacramento highs near 85, with varying nights and light to moderate northwest winds.
A list of yesterday highs and today lows by city shows varied conditions from cloudy in Albany and Des Moines to clear in Albuquerque Atlanta Boston Chicago Denver and more. Rain is noted in Cleveland Detroit Fairbanks Juneau New Orleans New York Philadelphia Portland and St Louis with several locations clouded or clear.
Primary elections take place in California, South Dakota, Idaho, Montana, and Mississippi, with California drawing attention to Richard Nixon's bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Connecticut also hosts a Republican convention. In Iowa, Governor Norman Erbe secures a second term, while Bourke Hickenlooper wins a fourth term. Harold Hughes chosen by Democrats to oppose Erbe in November. E.B. Smith runs unopposed for the GOP Senate contest.
In Los Angeles County a crowded primary features lawmakers including Cecil King James Roose and Chet Holifield while John Birch Society ties ripple through California Republicans. Key races challenge Nixon allies amid reapportionment as voters decide on dozens of seats and the Mississipp and Idaho contests unfold nationwide.
Tide tables list Wednesday June high and low tides with sunrise at 3 47 and sunset at 8 29. Includes side computations for Fi Point SF with am and pm dark figures.
Benny Goodman and his band, in Sochi for a six-week Moscow tour, encounter Soviet restrictions. Officials halted recording by RCA Victor, ordered a U.S. Embassy cultural officer to stop translating informal remarks, and limited the Soviet interpreter to announced numbers only.
In Wales AP dispatch Roger Kettle, 17, convicted for stealing a penny's worth of water from the Ministry of Works by using hospital supply after claiming no home shower. Police testified water from hospital is unrecoverable. magistrate fined him after court costs of 2 shillings 6p.
AP reports from Honolulu that a Thor missile test off Johnston Island failed to detonate as planned. Officials say no nuclear explosion occurred and fragments pose no immediate hazard, with rescheduling and safeguards in place for future high altitude tests.
The nation saw limited weather changes with rain across many sections. Over two inches of rain fell in Houston Texas during a damp spell, as a cold front moved east from the northern Rockies triggering severe storms from Colorado to the Dakotas. Rain reached Washington and Oregon while Montana rain produced snow in higher elevations.
In Providence R I Benjamin Russa 29 over shot a red light and shifted to reverse causing his car to hit a police cruiser. Police called it an accident and did not charge Russell. The rest notes include other brief UPI items from London Burlington and Berlin with light human interest details.
Officials report arrests and releases as unrest grips Caracas after a failed rebellion. President Betancourt vows constitutional order while Marines guard Puerto Cabello 65 miles from Caracas. Rebels claim hundreds killed and thousands wounded as political parties face suppression.
Almanac entry for Tuesday June 5 notes the 156th day of the year with 209 remaining, Moon near first quarter, morning stars Mars Jupiter Saturn and evening star Venus. Highlights include 1917 draft registrations, 1983 Roosevelt gold standard repeal, and 1950 Supreme Court desegregation rulings. Zeuxis quote on criticism.
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