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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1962
Page
1
Local area forecast notes cooler nights with 48 to 53 degrees and day highs near 74 to 78. Winds from 15 to 25 mph expected, with tomorrow showing a rifle change in temperatures. Record shows Hayward wrestling results mixed with yesterday’s high and today’s low.
US soldiers faced restrictions as protests spread in Taegu and other cities. South Korea’s military junta warned against violent action while Washington negotiates a status for forces pact. Officials say 30,000 American troops remain in the peninsula amid debate over a formal accord.
In Sacramento a heated campaign for the nonpartisan state superintendent of public instruction unfolds as Richardson of UCLA and Hafferty, former Needles and La Canada superintendent, clash over teaching methods and reform. Amid national party lines, debates focus on education content, discipline, and the role of social studies and language arts.
Ravensdale Washington faces a lingering shadow as stock in the Black Knight coal mine, owned by James A Andersen Sr and family, traces to Billie Sol Estes. Estes admitted selling about $4000 worth of stock, linking a noted figure to a small operation amid calls for a new mining system touted as revolutionary.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions through Sunday across Northern and Central California with morning fog in coast and valleys. Highs range from the 50s to mid 90s in various regions, with cooler nights, light to moderate westerly winds, and occasional northerly breezes in the far north and end of the valley.
Tide tables list high and low water times with heights for a coastal area. Entries show times such as 6:17 and 5:47 with height readings and notes about computed factors and point measurements. The readable fragment mentions low water at 3.7 and a dark minor feature, indicating weather or sea state context.
Bollywood AP reports Marilyn Monroe, 38, cut from work by the studio that made her a star. The sacking, expected, came Friday hours after she told 20th Century-Fox she was ready to return to work. Lee Berack was brought in to take the role.
Vincenzo D'Ambrosio and his year-old son Nuncho arrived from Italy seeking eye surgery to restore sight. Doctor Vito La Roera told them there is no operation that can help. The family plans to stay in New York as medical options are pursued.
The United States Navy announced that seven Seabees have arrived in northern Thailand to construct a tent city for 2,000 American troops. They are dispatched to the Udorn area about 375 miles north of Bangkok, marking the first Seabee deployment to a combat zone since the Korean War.
Washington reports NASA has over 250 applications for five to ten more astronauts to join the seven, with Civilian applicants forming the majority. Selections likely by fall, followed by interviews and exams, as the agency narrows to about ten final candidates for further testing.
Washington reports the special armed services subcommittee finished hearings with Senator Thurmond charging Sylvia? Sylvester and other Pentagon officials for alleged anti militarist propaganda. The panel, led by Senator Stovall, pressed for clarity on Communist influence and information handling.
The Almanac for June 9 notes a first quarter moon and visible planets Jupiter Mars Saturn with Venus as evening star. It recalls Vienna ending its last session in 1815, Wilson warning Germany in 1915, 1942 draft changes for men with children, and 1943 payroll tax withholding act. Andre Maurois remarks on housekeeping as a female test.
AP reports Patrolman Jim Kenney recalls his police dog Baron chasing a black animal and getting skunked. After the spray, the dog was bathed in tomato juice per a veterinarian, dried, and soap and water applied, two unpleasant hours for man and dog.
Tokyo reports no rise in radioactive fallout from US nuclear tests, based on a Yomiuri Shimbun summary of a limited survey aboard the 6,000-ton Koyo Maru. The findings cover surface contamination and exclude water and marine life.
New York AP reports Broadway and Hollywood figures celebrated Cole Porter's 70th birthday with a cake cutting and champagne. Hostess Elea Manewell led guests at the Orpheum Theater for a midnight revival preview of Anything Goes. Porter, a widower, spends weekends in Massachusetts with no planned public celebration. He answered via secretary about his career and songs, noting Kiss Me Kate and The Beguine as notable works and urging, Don't worry and work hard.
In Algiers the OAS extremist group attacked the city by torching a dozen buildings including a tax office four post offices and four telephone exchanges. Two days earlier they set fire to Algiers University and other public buildings as part of a scorch earth campaign against municipal structures amid Algeria’s push for independence from France.
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