12 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
1
A weather notice notes high fog around morning with light winds from the west. Tonight's low is expected near 32 degrees as a front approaches, bringing cooler air and gusty conditions inland.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions across Northern and Central California through Wednesday with coastal fog along the coast and variable winds. Bay Area highs mainly in the 60s to mid 70s with coastal and valley variations. Sierra and Delta areas expect mid 80s to mid 90s with cooler nights. Mariners face coastal winds 12 to 25 knots in many coastal zones.
Readings show yesterday's high and tonight's expected low with brief notes on notable sky conditions and wind. Outdoor gauges recorded warmer daytime temperatures and cooler overnight lows across several neighborhoods, with minor variations by district.
Washington dispatch reports President Kennedy and Democratic leaders reaffirming commitment to push tax legislation in the current session. Sen. Mike Mansfield says there is near unanimity on incentives for business investment via the investment credit, as the group discusses withholding taxes on dividends and interest.
In Cranst on, a bird gathers coins dropped by a man named Thoms Sivonlo while he works on a fence. His wife spares green ribbons that spill into the nest. A single dollar is noted.
Tide tables list times and heights for high and low tides on Wednesday June 13 at Ft. Paint. Includes morning and evening data with computed values and notes on sunrise and sunset.
Chicago crowds hear Billy Graham urge Christians to live the gospel and bear cross bearing. He decries discouraged believers and subnormal living while urging a Christ centered church to combat world crises. About 370 converts reported at McCormick Place rally as part of the Crusade for Christ.
In Honolulu three pacifists aboard the 28 foot hotel Everyman I faced a restraining order from a federal court. The trio Dr Monte Steadman C George Benelio and Franklin Zahn were summoned to appear within 20 days. The planned voyage into the U S nuclear test zone was blocked and the next test may occur near Johnston Island later this week.
National committee meetings in Seattle signal Rockefeller as the likely Republican 1964 presidential nominee amid debate over Nixon and other possible candidates. Key figures, including Hinman and Snodgrass, discuss state-by-state delegate strategies as Rockefeller weighs re election, with Romney and Nixon named as potential spoiler or runner-up possibilities.
In Columbia South Carolina voters chose among incumbent Senator and Gov Ernest Hollings facing strong Democratic opponents. Prominent figures like New Jersey committeeman Shanley and several governors and congressmen weighed futures for 1968. Centrally the Hollings Johnson race defined a bruising Democratic primary with power players forecasting tight outcomes in a crowded field.
San Diego County won the Woody prize for finishing first in tallying the June 5 primary, with 1,948 precincts counted just before noon Friday. Los Angeles county totals were not complete until June 7, and officials urged electronic vote counters to speed results nationwide.
San Francisco led with 1,331 precincts complete at 12:58 am on Wednesday as California's 10 most populous counties reported their primary vote totals. San Mateo Sacramento Santa Clara Alameda Contra Costa Riverside San Bernardino Orange Los Angeles San Diego logged varying precinct completions into Thursday and Friday.
June 12 marks the 168th day of the year with 202 to come. The morning planets Jupiter Mars and Saturn rise while Venus shines in the evening. Notables: John Winthrop becomes Massachusetts Bay governor in 1630 and Lillian Russell weds Alexander Moore in 1912. Roosevelt signs the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act in 1934. Aristotle warns against entrusting fate to chance.
California Real Estate Commissioner W A Savage said he ordered action against Southwest Empire Corp Utah and Great Southwest Land Co Taos County to stop public reporting on land subdivision sales. He cited Utah firm using state fair booth to obtain prospective customer names and failing to notify his office.
A U S Army helicopter pilot was wounded slightly while on a mission in South Viet Nam supporting a Vietnamese operation against Communist guerrillas. Officials refused to identify the pilot but said he was attached to the 8th Transportation Company.
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