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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
1
Weather Corner reports fair and warm conditions into tomorrow for the Bay Area. Tonight’s low should range from 60 to 45 degrees with light to moderate west to east winds at 10 to 20 mph.
Statewide forecast shows fair and warmer conditions through Tuesday with coastal overcast in parts. Highs range from mid 60s to mid 90s across regions including San Francisco 85 in the Bay Area and inland valleys 88 to 105, with light to moderate northwest winds and cool nights.
Readable weather note reports temperatures in Southern Alameda County with reference to yesterday's night and today's day. It notes warmth and pleasant conditions across the region, highlighting mild levels and clear skies for residents and travelers.
In Washington the administration faces criticism over Medicare funding for the elderly with Abe Ribicoff warning of shaky health for aged care and Dr. Leon Larson labeling the plan as socialized medicine. Ribicoff backs changes but not core financing, while AMA president says passage would undermine heart care standards.
SACRAMENTO AP The Boys State slate is in an active campaign phase with Whig and Federalist candidates seeking nomina tions for governor and other state offices. A primary election is set for Tuesday with the convention on Wednesday. Delegates from across California join encampments under American Legion sponsorship as clerks list candidates from many cities.
Academic Council at Mae Hom University's Bogots campus closed on August 20 after a student strike and clashes. Strikers armed with stones and other objects challenged police and nonparticipants at the scene. Expulsion, protests, and disciplinary actions followed amid a tense disruption of campus life.
In New York AP report, veteran U.S. judge Keogh and associates Kahaner and Cavallo are found guilty in a $95,000 bribe fix tied to a bankruptcy fraud case. Keogh vows immediate appeal while Kahaner and Cavallo stay silent. sentencing for all could reach up to five years with fines. Meanwhile congressional week promises debates on sugar quotas and space communications but election-year tensions loom.
Billy Graham finished his Chicago Crusade for Christ at Soldier Field with a crowd of about 116000, the largest American audience of his evangelistic career. He urged living faith in daily life and warned of moral decline, noting 1729 people publicly decided for Christ and totaling 16451 decisions during the 19 day event ending Memorial Day.
Midland Michigan AP reports a family of three and a neighbor boy drowned in a murky pond beside a freeway under construction. Ronald Lovell 9 and Donald Curis 10 were reportedly with Lavett Lovell and Lottie Lavett when attempts to rescue their son and a neighbor child failed. Relatives and bystanders assisted but all were lost in the water.
Mayors from three La Salle towns gathered in Montreal to discuss regional issues. Attendees included Robert Tonic of Lat Salle, France, Mannie la Phortie of Lae Salle Quebec, and BL Dy Rettte of Lae Salle Nh. The meeting addressed cross border concerns and regional cooperation amid a Sainting anniversary event in Chitly.
AP report states television composer Gonrad Aadinger aged 49, writer of the theme for Hichelar Mather, died Sunday in Los Angeles. Details are incomplete due to fragmented text.
Washington confirms the United States conducted its 20th nuclear blast in the Pacific test series. An intermediate yield device was released from an aircraft above Christmas Island, marking another test in the ongoing program.
Almanac entry for Monday June 18 notes the 169th day of the year with 196 to follow the moon is full and evening star Venus. It recalls 1815 Waterloo defeat, 1935 Hitler Britain naval pledge, 1963 Egypt republic by Army Council. Plato quote ends.
Maine voters head to the polls to choose three major nominations and a $1 million bond issue referendum. The hot contest pits Republican congressmen Stanley R. Tupper and Peter A. Garland in the new 1st District. Democrats J Dubord and M C Daljor vie for the gubernatorial nomination to challenge Republican Gov. John H. Reed, who faces no GOP primary opposition.
The Carpenter’s Union ordered 55000 Los Angeles area members to strike today if no temporary deal is reached with employers. They join 10000 heavy equipment operators who walked out Saturday against four major contracting organizations. Work stoppages halt half of construction in 11 California counties.
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