25 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
1
Weather outlook shows fair skies except for a high in the morning and a slight warming trend today. Tonight’s low expected between 50 and 56 degrees with westerly winds at 12 to 25 mph during the afternoon and evening.
A vast storm system battered the East Coast with severe thunderstorms heavy rain and hail. It flooded thousands of homes toppled power lines caused traffic jams and killed at least two people while cities from New York to Philadelphia and Camden reported heavy downpours and widespread damage.
Fair through Tuesday across Northern California with coastal fog and a chance of rain in extreme north. Mt Shasta to Siskiyou area expect fair today, cooler Tuesday with possible rain. Sacramento Valley and Salinas Valley forecast fair, highs near 90s and low 60s at night. Monterey Bay overcast with brief clearing. Fort Bragg coastal drizzle possible early Tuesday.
Tide tables show high and low tides for Tuesday June 25 with times around 7:49 and 3:9, sunrise at 5:48 and sunset at 8:36. The fragment references coastal times and light/dark phases but lacks complete data.
Cuban youths disembarked from the Soviet liner Grazia in Havana returning from a year of study at Soviet agriculture schools. Officials said most were under tight guard during captivity and reported one failed escape attempt. The group included young peasants who sang Cuban and Soviet anthems as they stepped ashore.
The longtime AGVA leader David Weinberg Bright, known as a show business figure, faces a Senate probe over alleged campaign and union funding issues. He defends his record, cites spread of support, and emphasizes his Jewish identity while portraying the inquiry as unjust.
New members are being accepted for social ballroom dance clubs in Maynard and Fremont with summer focus on Swing and Cha Cha. Applicants should call soon as membership is limited with openings in beginning and intermediate groups. Calls between 1 and 5 p.m. weekdays and 2 to 4 p.m. Saturdays. addresses 24261 Mission Bid and JE 84126 JE 38612.
Four people were rescued after a light plane made a forced landing in the desert 24 hours earlier near Bagdad Arizona. Pilot Doyle Roten 40 of Richmond California and three others survived on water and cactus pulp. Two Phoenix men found them, supplied water and ferried the woman and boy to Phoenix. Civil Air Patrol had led the search and said no lasting injuries appeared.
In Washington, Democrats press a stopgap $277 million bill to fund strapped agencies, aiming to end interhouse bickering and set stage for year-end actions. Humphrey forecasts salvaging farm provisions and welfare revisions, while Republicans mobilize opposition to health and welfare compromises.
In Morecambe William Young learned his water meter fed a local pool for six years paying thousands of gallons. Town officials will refund the misbilled amount. A Hawaii style picnic brightens east Harlem, a birthday puzzle spurs July celebrations, and Willoughby Goddard requires two seats on a flight to New York for Oliver.
Almanac notes on this day in history includes the 1868 readmission of North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama and Louisiana to the Union. Also recalls 1876 Sioux war event and 1950 Korean War start with North Korean invasion. Nietzsche quote offered as thought for the day.
Chicago report cites doctors urging rapid response and hospital wings with continuous monitoring to reduce fatalities from heart attacks. Drs Wilburne and Fieldk estimate up to 100000 Americans saved yearly with instant warning devices and ready treatment, including drugs and resuscitation.
An exchange of machinegun fire between Israeli and Syrian forces erupted at the northern border near Dan, with Israel returning fire after Syrians opened on a frontier patrol. No Israeli casualties were reported. The flareup marks a third shooting within a week according to an official spokesman.
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