26 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
1
Weather outlook calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with morning high fog. Bay Area winds westerly at 15 to 28 mph. Tow tonight ranges from 0 to 55 dollars.
Statewide forecast covers multiple California regions with fair conditions through Wednesday. Coastal fog inland mornings. cooler interior today. Highs generally in the 60s to 90s, with variable inland winds and coastal winds 10 to 20 knots in some zones. San Francisco Bay Area and Salinas Valley show notable fog and warmer inland conditions later in the week.
The report lists yesterday and todays high temperatures for numerous cities including Albany Albany Albany Portland Seattle San Francisco and more with conditions noted as cloudy clear or rain in varying degrees. Notable readings include Denver 76 Philadelphia 68 and Dallas 70 with a mix of cloudy and clear skies across the region.
Tide tables list the Wednesday June 27 high and low water times with heights. Sunrise is 5 48 and sunset 1 36. Computed for titles at Florida point figures show daily measurements. values include high 4.0 and 6.9 feet and water levels 14 919 14. Note any garbled text remains unreadable.
Assemblyman Louis Francis lauds a constitutional amendment to curb Communist activities in California. The measure qualified after 441,000 valid signatures were certified, far above the 426,462 required, with over 50,000 signatures from 5[ott] counties gathered by 50,000 volunteers of the Californians Committee to Combat Communism.
PECOS Texas AP Billie Sol Estes won immediate trial on charges he defrauded a farmer of $162 144 One defense lawyer said the complainant knew of fertilizer tanks involved and there was fraud by Estes The grand jury and veniremen were noted as the case unfolded in Reeves County district court with several speakers and officials commenting on public sentiment and anti subversive legislation contexts
North Dakota residents voted in a quiet primary with no major contests on the Democratic ballot. In South Carolina and Idaho runoff races named five congressional candidates, with Sen. Milton R. Young expected to gain the GOP nomination and incumbents facing no opposition in some districts.
Jackie Bright of the American Guild of Variety Artists rebutted allegations during a Senate subcommittee investigation. He accused witnesses of exaggeration, pledged a major housecleaning, and defended the union against charges of tolerating prostitution and night-life rackets while denying personal knowledge of any abuses.
A group of California pacifists aboard the Everysnam set sail from Honolulu to protest a Johnston Island test area. They skirted the danger zone as a Coast Guard cutter trailed, while police and court orders delayed related actions. The voyage followed a nonviolent action group’s efforts to protest the test.
Washington Republicans blame President Kennedy policies for the stock market decline. Senate minority leaders Javits Allan and Wiley press for tax relief and faster incentives to bolster business confidence and activity, urging depreciation reform and lower top rates.
GRANADA HILLS AP reports threats and obscene calls targeting Bert Vance, administrator and Pacoma elementary school principal, tied to Dr Ralph Richardson candidacy for state superintendent. Police said nearly two dozen calls referenced bombs, vandalism disrupting school leadership amid the political contest.
Moscow AP reports Leonid Zamyatin has been appointed head of the Soviet Foreign Ministry press department, after serving as acting chief of the ministry's U8 section. The role is important in the Soviet system, with previous occupants advancing to higher ranks.
On June 26, notable events include the 1919 first issue of Illustrated Daily News in New York, the 1915 San Francisco charter for the United Nations, the 1948 Berlin airlift announcement, and the 1959 St. Lawrence Seaway dedication by Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth. A Camus thought closes the note.
Justice Department subpoenas issued to U S Steel executives seek expense accounts and related records as a continuing inquiry into April price increases by steel firms. Bethlehem Steel Wheeling Steel Jones & Laughlin also cited. grand jury probe began April 12 under Attorney General Kennedy. records cover June 1961 onward.
The B'nai B'rith Women convention in Los Angeles urged President Kennedy and Congress to ratify the United Nations genocide convention. Delegates representing 400,000 Western States members plus British Columbia and Hawaii pressed for passage of a new immigration and nationality act and an executive order ending federal housing discrimination. Mrs. Harry Tauber of San Francisco was named president for 1962-63.
Rev. E Bruner, pastor of Logan Utah Presbyterian Church, is elected moderator of the California Synod United Presbyterian Church, chosen Monday to succeed Rev. Phil Barrett of First Presbyterian Church San Jose.
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