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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1962
Page
1
Fair skies are predicted with early morning fog. Tonight's temperatures range from 48 to 34 degrees with tomorrow's high near 68. Readings note yesterday's high and today's tabulated values, showing a typical weather pattern for the area.
A report cites Gilbert denying contact with a Brazilian lawyer while describing his May 28 withdrawals as aimed at protecting both his position and Bruce Co. He says he acted to shield others and prevent potential arrest, amid a broader selloff and market turmoil.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Sunday across regions with coastal fog and inland temperature rises. Highs reach 78 to 88 in Sacramento Valley and Santa Clara Valley, while coastal areas see light winds and slight temperature changes. Central and Northern California expect sun and patchy clouds with mild overnight fog.
Rio de Janeiro AP reports financier M Gilbert of New York admits authorizing withdrawals of 2 million from his company and fled to Brazil. He says he hopes to repay all and make things whole but admits uncertainty how to do so. He fled after admitting the unauthorized withdrawals from EL Bruce Co. and sought extradition last Wednesday.
Tide tables for Sunday June 17 show sunrise at 5 47 and sunset at 3 34. Times listed include hours and minutes with figures for tides and channel points.
A House inquiry targets Billie Sol Estes amid testimony about his debt peonage to Commercial Solvents Corp. Estes faces pressure from creditors in El Paso as he outlines a bankruptcy plan, claiming possible funds to aid 4 H farm youths. Court actions hinge on asset and liability tallies and creditor meetings.
The text lists staff positions at The Daily Review including Floyd Sparks as president and publisher, and names business manager advertising director and circulation roles. It provides office addresses in Hayward and San Leandro, with subscription rates and office contact details.
The Kremlin readies a major propaganda drive with a World Congress for Peace in Moscow in July. The campaign portrays U.S. abundance as a lie, highlights stock market drops, and aims to rally international leftist figures while bolstering morale at home amid meat and butter shortages and agricultural woes.
The Chorney triplets born May 6 in Brooklyn weighed 3 pounds 7 ounces, 3 pounds 11 ounces, and 2 pounds 6 ounces, entering the world premature but thriving after transfer to Long Island Jewish Hospital. The Manning quadruplets from South Weymouth will turn 10 on Monday, described as healthy and distinct in appearance, with Robert wearing glasses.
John H Hill mailed 39 pennies to police for a street parking ticket costing 8 56 including costs. He faced a warrant due to no stamps on the envelope. In England Stoney Roberts, 40, was fined 56 for drunken driving after being seen drinking from a bottle while a steam roller rolled along.
CHICAGO AP report states two Mark Twain Elementary School boys Wayne Tress and Ronald Warhol face possible graduation denial over long elaborate pompadours. Principal Miss Mary P Mackin ordered hair sheared or face disciplinary action. The students kept their styles after Thursday’s compliance, drawing support from their parents who defend the hair as neat and fitting their features.
United Press International Almanac for Today Saturday June 16 marks the 167th day with the moon near full. Historical notes include Adams beginning a three week House speech against Texas annexation in 1888, Wilson renomination discussion in 1816, and Argentina riots in 1955 during a bid to oust Peron. A Chaucer thought closes the item.
FBI traced explosive purchase to an armed robber from Kansas City area. Doty, Merriam Kansas, along with Geneva Fraley of Chicago, were aboard the Continental Airlines 707 when it exploded over Centerville Iowa. CAB and FBI collected facts and referred them for further investigation.
Washington AP Senator Jehny L. McClellan declares the world behind honky tonk clubs a national disgrace as Senate investigations begin hearings on Baltimore night spots. Subcommittee will examine prostitution rackets and possible immigration law violations in bringing foreign entertainers to work. Comedienne Amner Connor testifies about showgirls exploited in night clubs and alleged collusion between AGVA and club operators.
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