Local Area Weather Summary
Fair through tomorrow with inland warming and light temperature changes. Tonight dips to 46 to 31 degrees with western winds 12 to 39 mph.
11 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
1
Fair through tomorrow with inland warming and light temperature changes. Tonight dips to 46 to 31 degrees with western winds 12 to 39 mph.
The forecast covers Northern California and major valleys with generally fair conditions through Tuesday. Temperatures range from mid 70s to mid 90s in various regions, with coastal fog inland mornings and northwest to northerly winds in the afternoons and evenings.
A fragmentary report notes cold air moving in with light winds overnight. Projections for today include cooler highs and potential frost near dawn in low-lying areas. Further details on exact temperatures and affected counties are not readable.
The Rev. Walter Scott Robinson, long a circuit rider and longtime minister, retires from active ministry for a second time at 91 after a career spanning 73 retirement age, later returning as supply pastor during wartime and still golfing and preaching lightly as health allowed.
The piece describes a golf round beginning at two and the doctor’s advice to quit tennis. It reflects on stamina, golf as character building, and the Golden Rule. A question about souls on the golf course appears, with musings on sportsmanship and self-discovery under challenging play.
Peter T. French, 77, longtime Cincinnati printer associated with the Cincinnati Enquirer, died Saturday. Born in Kansas, he spoke of facing death and noted his body would be prepared by an undertaker and laid beside his wife.
Washington lawmakers brace for a packed week with four big appropriation bills in the House totaling about 48 billion to fund Defense and Interior for the next fiscal year. Senate action targets all channel television and related communications issues while the House advances a gender equality wage bill. Tuesday brings Fryingpan River reclamation from Kansas. midweek to late week see debt limit rise to 308 billion and a major farm program. Committees highlight ongoing Estes inquiry and a Senate Finance tax debate. Senate investigations will probe alleged nightlife rackets with owners and officials from Chicago to Miami and other cities.
The Supreme Court refused to review the 1959 conviction of former Teamsters boss Dave Beck in Tacoma Washington. The ruling upholds the San Francisco based circuit court decision on false income tax forms and union organization charges from 1952 and 1954. Beck faced a five year jail term with fines reduced from 360000 to 20000.
In Los Angeles the Chavez Ravine press box welcomed a rare guest when dancer Juliet Prowse entered the box with Eddie Fisher during a Sunday doubleheader between the Kansas City Athletics and the Los Angeles Angels. Sportswriters noted the moment as a wink of novelty without disruption.
The Central Meteorological Agency reported abnormal atmospheric disturbances across Japan after a U S submarine device reportedly exploded near Christmas Island.
President Kennedy congratulates the University of the Pacific on establishing Covell College with four years of Spanish only instruction starting next year. Ambassador Robert Woodward, hailed as the father of Covell College, read the message at a Sunday event. Woodward spoke on improving U.S. Latin American ties and noted the college aims to foster mutual understanding between students of both regions.
Yale seniors hear JFK as president, with mentions of past U S leaders and famous figures tied to the university. The piece references Dwight D Eisenhower, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and others in a garbled account of Yale’s historic ties and honorary degrees.
On this day in history, 1910 the Printers Association of America campaigned against women’s skirts on billboards. In 1920 Warren Harding learned he would be the Republican nominee for President. In 1927 Charles Lindbergh flew home to Washington after the Atlantic crossing.
A crash on U S 66 near Pacific Missouri left Irene Teasilale 42 and her daughter Barbas 4 dead. Passengers Estela Driesbach 42 and her husband Hans were injured while a Dallas Tex photographer fled the scene after a multi car collision that included Otto Haas 69 and a third unnamed driver near Vandenberg Air Force Base.
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