06 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1962
Page
1
Weather will stay fair with mild conditions tomorrow in the Bay Area. Tonight's low expected around 53 degrees with light to moderate winds, and conditions remain generally calm across the region.
Statewide forecast shows fair to warm inland across regions through Thursday with coastal fog in places. Coastal cities like San Francisco and Monterey report highs in the 60s to 80s, inland valleys reach 80 to 100. Northwest winds 7 to 22 mph, cooler tonight in many zones.
Fragmentary OCR reports show odd temperature fragments including numbers and place names such as San Leandro and Niles. The text is garbled with likely misread words and lacks coherent context or a clear forecast.
Valley observers noted Castro backers, with San Leandro leaders Gill and Hannon atop the field for supervisor. Gill led in San Leandro with 12,578 votes while Hannon showed strength districtwide, setting up a runoff against Hannon to determine who succeeds Supervisor Dunn who left to run for Congress.
Tide tables show high water at 2:53 and 5:48 with low water at 0:04 and 3:28. Sunrise is at 6:47 and sunset at 3:30. Night figures indicate dusk and dawn periods.
San Francisco report shows multiple state senate contests with incumbents re elected on party tickets. Voters in precincts including 1st 2nd 4th 6th and 20th weigh nominations as figures like Glenn Hoffman and Harold Sedgwick surface amid cross party alignments and co elected outcomes in a volatile political year.
AP lists candidates nominated for the California State Assembly and the California delegation to Congress. The long roster names include districts with party and incumbency marks, such as D for Democrat X for incumbent and U for nominated, covering figures like Pauline L. Davis in Portola, Theodore V. Sampson in McArthur, and Jerome R. Waldie in Ap Finch, among others. The text also notes the statewide California delegation race with figures such as Charing M. Teague and John A. Anderson, plus highlighted incumbents and contested nominations across multiple districts.
A local Fresno and Bay Area names list accompanies a candid statewide note from a candidate thanking supporters after yesterday's primary. The statement cites gratitude for votes, time, and money, praising volunteers who helped the campaign and noting ongoing determination for victory across 44 precincts.
California Governor Edmund G. Brown exuded confidence in victory in the November election as he faced no strong opposition in the Democratic primary. Brown warned of a lively campaign against Nixon, stressing unity in the party and readiness to fight for reelection in a national context.
A year-old boy, Clifford E. DeCosta, was injured when his bicycle collided with a car at Via Pinale and Via Conemn muna. He received emergency treatment at Fairmont Hospital and was later moved to Doctors Hospital in San Leandro for x-rays of his right arm and leg. No citation was issued.
Almanac notes mark June 6 with events such as 1816 snow in New England starting the year without a summer, Camden New Jersey hosts the first drive in theater in 1933, and D-Day began in 1944 under Eisenhower. The moon and planets align with Venus as evening star. A Ra balais quote closes the day.
AP reports early California primary returns show three Birchers leading in Los Angeles County races. John Rousselot led in the 25th District, Edgar Hiestand led in the 27th, and H. L. Richardson led the 28th. Other incumbents moved forward as counting lagged.
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