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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
1
Weather forecast says Bay Area will stay fair with cooler temperatures ahead. Tonight’s low between 33 and BRs with westerly winds at 10 to 15 mph.
Los Angeles reports Assemblyman Joseph Shell declined to campaign for Richard Nixon in the California gubernatorial contest. Shell said supporters should decide how to vote, while Nixon called Shell’s endorsement unqualified but left room for individual choice. Shell indicated Nixon faces a tough uphill battle against Gov. Edmund G. Brown as election day nears.
The Bay Area will see warm, fair conditions through Thursday with highs up to 95 in San Rafael and Oakland near 92. Northern California and the Sierra Nevada remain fair and warm, Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley expect highs in the 90s to low 100s, with coastal winds 10-20 knots and some fog possible Thursday morning in Monterey Bay.
Nairobi AP report says film star Edward G Robinson, treated after a suspected heart attack, had a comfortable night in hospital. The matron stated there is no anxiety about the 60 year old actor, who collapsed Monday near Mount Kilimanjaro while filming in Tanganyika.
The Mie Daily Review listing shows publisher and staff details including William Chitcoles as President and Publisher, Mary Walker as Business Manager and Advertising Director, and Chalofian Manager. It lists post office address Hayward California and subscription rates per copy and month. The piece also notes multiple office locations in Hayward and surrounding areas and mentions circulation audit bureau references.
Tide data provides high and low tides with sunrise and sunset times computed for Point locations. Contains partial OCR words and numbers, reading as a coastal tide table entry with times and measurements.
In Portland Maine Maynard C Dolloff's slim lead for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination was cut by 180 votes after a belated tally error from Sidney near Waterville. Dolloff's unofficial total dropped to 18 106 while Richard J Dubord stood at 17 967. Dolloff withdrew a statement and said he did not know what to think amid the discrepancy as official tabulation looms.
COLOGNE Germany AP Four U S built Starfighters from the US Air Force and West German air force collide during a rehearsal near Cologne killing four pilots. Capt Jon G Speer of Los Angeles is named among the American casualties. The crash forces cancellation of the air show.
California voters confront a November ballot likely to reach 23 measures amid a rush of legislative picks and initiatives. Petitions tally include 470,156 needed for the Louis Francis amendment and 355,000 certified for the Senate reapportionment measure. The legislature may add two pay raise proposals for lawmakers, while direct initiatives seek to outlaw the Communist Party and expand Senate representation.
Construction contractors meet cement masons and Teamsters in ongoing negotiations amid a strike that shut down operations. Laborers complain of pay increases being withheld, while engineers’ pay surge is discussed. Publicized in a noisy dispute with backers from ARC Laborers Union and operating engineers.
Soviet Gen. Aleks Antonov, 66, chief of staff of the Warsi Part, died today in Moscow. He commanded Soviet armies in the Caucasus during World War I and later served as chief of staff of Soviet armed forces.
Washington AP Kennedy signs a new executive order detailing a dozen simple steps for submitting and approving an order or proclamation. It formalizes requirements for agency letters, paper size, margins, and adherence to the Government Printing Office style. The process flow includes budget director review, attorney general check, and final submission to Kennedy for approval or disposal.
Almanac entry for Wednesday June 20 notes the year's start, moon phases, and morning planets. It recalls 1887 Victoria becoming British ruler after the king's death, 1888 U S seizure of Guam in the Spanish-American War, and 1981 Hoover urging a one-year moratorium on debt payments. A Swift quote reflects on vanity and equality.
In New York authorities arrested three Canadians and a Vermont resident in a bid to crush a counterfeit money order ring linked to the United States and Canada. Secret Service officials said about 17 500 in counterfeit Canadian Pacific Railway money orders were seized during the sweep.
In a counterfeit operation spanning the United States and Canada, suspects were arrested in New York Detroit and Buffalo with about 3000 in counterfeit money orders seized. The group allegedly used fake obligations linked to a phantom corporation and faces multiple charges including passing counterfeit instruments. Toronto and Canadian authorities cooperate with U S Secret Service to locate remaining members.
Passengers at Clapham Junction watch workmen stripping wartime gray paint from the glass roof as restoration begins. The scene captures a London railway hub returning to peacetime appearance.
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