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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1962
Page
1
The forecast says afternoons will be fair through tomorrow with night and morning overcast and little temperature change. Tonight's low is expected from 48 to 52 degrees and winds will come from the west to southwest at 12 to 24 miles per hour.
Central and northern regions show fair to partly cloudy skies through Thursday with coastal fog in spots. San Francisco Bay Area reports low 48 to 52 with highs near 38 to 67, while Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley expect fair to overcast transitions and highs in the 60s to upper 70s. Coastal warnings advise northwest winds 12 to 25 knots and small craft advisories from Cape Mendocino to Point Reyes.
Tide tables listing Thursday June 14 show times for low tides at 4:18 and 3:51 with high tide at 6:6, along with sunrise at 9:47 and sunset at 8. The fragment mentions water heights and a note about Fort Point in San Francisco, but the text is garbled.
Washington reports a Soviet scientist warns solar activity could endanger manned spaceflight to the moon and other worlds. He cites heavy shielding needs and a 1966 to 1970 window of lower solar activity as optimal for launches. NASA acknowledges the risk and aims to forecast solar conditions to protect crews.
Hollywood actor Mickey Rooney, 22, filed a bankruptcy petition listing debts of 484,934.12 as attorney general and others report. The petition, filed Monday, cites back alimony of 22,950 to three exwives and 106,686 in federal taxes plus 90,826 in state taxes. Rooney says he owed 19,500 to Flane Davin and 3,000 to Betty Jane Baker, with losses on horse races at 2,000 and other items totaling 85,228 in the past two years. He received 19,000 from a trust set up by his mother.
Washington AP reports Wilbur Mills chair of the House Ways and Means Committee rejects any across the board tax cut while Kennedy seeks early next year action. Mills favors a broad tax revision to accompany a cut but warns against upsetting next fiscal year’s budget. McCarthy floats a possible tax cut this year with changes to investment credit and withholding on dividends.
Navy sources describe Neptune patrol planes tricking a Soviet spy ship in the Pacific into displaying its espionage gear. Periscope photos were abandoned after the operation failed and American assets shadowed the Russians with a playful nod as ships appeared to feign ordinary activities.
Speculation in Sacramento today centers on Shell pursuing a pro Goldwater California delegation to the 1964 Republican National Convention. The 43 year old legislator hinted at remaining active in state politics after losing the GOP governor nomination but offered no clear plan for 1966 governorship, signaling possible alignment with Barry Goldwater. Shell indicated Nixon’s bid did not hurt him and noted postcard efforts showed varied, mostly vacant, Republican slate postcards.
Chicago crowd of 36 000 at McCormick Place hears Billy Graham urge parents to abandon cheap modern glitter and provide Christian guidance. Officials note 350 gang youths attended, with Nathaniel Unger a gang leader who converted last week and helped channel youths to Tuesday meetings. Graham says parents are the ordained authority and that many youths show happiness on the surface but lack spiritual direction.
Spokesman said General Eisenhower tentatively plans a Europe visit next month visiting London Copenhagen Paris Scotland and Taybridge in connection with a Stockholm trip where he will attend an education conference.
Almanac notes today in history include the 1877 start of the Russo Turkish war, Jim Braddock's 1936 world heavyweight title win over Max Baer in five rounds at Long Island City, and Germany's 1844 flying bomb drop on English targets. Francis Bacon quote on idle speech closes.
The text describes the U S Navy using misdirection to outsmart Russians with a low flying Nep tune. It claims the tactic yielded valuable intelligence and notes crews observed ships possessed advanced computer capabilities aboard. The remark emphasizes learning about the opponent and equipment aboard ships.
BELLEVILLE IL AP The Clair Township supervisor William Dixon proposes using trading stamps from firms that issue and sell merchandise to the township. He will have the stamps turned over to his office to raise about 500 a year for office equipment and savings.
A World War II era depth charge bomb with 216 remains of explosive content was found on the Memphis riverfront near Mud Island adjacent to three barges loaded with ether naptha and other explosives. Police and an emergency squad moved the device to Memphis Naval Station for inspection. Captain Clyde Robinson of the tug J E Bowles reported spotting the device about ten feet from the barges.
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