06 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1962
Page
1
Weather corner reports considerable clouding with occasional showers tonight and partly cloudy with scattered showers tomorrow. Low temperatures 40 to 48 degrees tonight, 70 percent rain tonight, 0 percent tomorrow. Southerly winds 13 to 30 mph with light gusts.
Statewide weather updates showers through Wednesday with snow above 3 000 feet in the mountains and heavy snow in the Sierra Nevada. Gusty south winds, small craft advisories along the coast, and temps ranging from the 30s to 50s. Regions include Northern California, Sacramento Valley, Salinas, Santa Clara Valley, Monterey Bay Area, and Northwestern California with varying wind and rain chances.
Unclear 24 hour forecast fragment notes temperature readings and timing for Tay Textay Fort with incomplete data and missing context.
The city swells with revelry as masked crowds fill Canal Street and the French Quarter for Mardi Gras. Rex the king leads parades with Comus, the oldest carnival figure, and revelers from teens to businesspeople celebrate through the night with music, costumes, and champagne toasts ending at St Louis Cathedral.
Faint fragmentary tide table notes and weather hints. Mentions high figures and dates in March with obscure local references. Includes scattered place names and times, but the legible portion hints at maritime data and daily high tides.
Denver circuit court overturned nine conspiracy convictions tied to a former union official and others accused of filing Communist affidavits. The court ordered new trials for several defendants while dismissing indictments against a Chicago man and others.
Recovery teams pulled 11 bodies from swampy terrain near Camerimn after a British airliner crashed after takeoff from Damala. Most victims could not be identified immediately. the plane carried passengers including vacationers and crew from various nationalities.
Education leaders at the National Conference urged a sweeping overhaul of schooling. Oliver I Caldwell argued for extended college programs from junior year onward and new four year liberal arts colleges with semiprofessional tracks. G Buley Price and Chiaude A Welch warned curricula must rise to rapid knowledge growth and stronger mathematics expectations from elementary through university.
A reflective piece explores the true meaning of life and the purpose of service during Lent. It traces how doubt and clarity mingle in spiritual seeking, urging reliance on God's love and guidance for strength amid fear and destiny. The text speaks to personal vocation and the quest for hope beyond trials.
Washington reports Senator praises national call-up and mobilization efforts as the United States formalizes troop deployment. Reactions from Stennis and LeMissouri leaders underscore bipartisan support for preparedness during a period of rising tension. The embassy notes ongoing diplomatic activity connected to the mobilization and international stance.
San Francisco grave diggers walk out leading to suspended burials and delayed funerals. About 1,000 bodies were stored in city and peninsula during the strike, with workers seeking a five dollar twenty cent raise amid stalled negotiations.
A color film preview shows astronaut John Glenn during his Friendship 7 orbital flight with footage from launch to splashdown. NASA officials say the film, sped up for weight limits and shown without sound, provides new immediacy of the historic mission. Glenn’s family and staff endure personal tragedy amid the public celebration of his achievement.
The mother Rose suffers back injury while lifting the injured, while three sons perished in the crash and another son remains hospitalized in Los Angeles. A daughter and son-in-law, an officer with no American occupation forces in Germany, await compassionate care for ailing relatives. Granddaughter among hospitalized for shock as funeral plans wait for relatives from Germany.
Islandia, a new Dade County municipality of about 15 registered voters offshore from Miami, faced an election held with paper ballots after a voting machine logistics delay. A boat carried the machine to the beach as officials pursued a lawful polling setup amid debate over incorporation and residency.
Washington AP reports President Renwindly selected Robert J. Manning a 42 year old newsman to be assistant secretary of state for public affairs Manning will succeed Roger W Tubby named WSS representative to several international organizations as a new posting emerges
Almanac notes March 6 as a day of historical events including 1836 Alamo siege, 1857 Dred Scott decision, 1946 United Mine Workers strike settlement, and 1953 Georgi Malenkov becoming Soviet premier. Thoughts from President Monroe about national honor close the entry.
Golden Colorado Sheriff Arthur Wermulls, 46, was fined for misdemeanor theft after pleading guilty to converting about $3 worth of county paint used to redecorate a house owned by his wife Julia Wermuth. He earned the nickname one man Army of Bal an due to World War II exploits. officials accepted his resignation effective May 1 and halted further investigation of his office.
WASHINGTON AP The Atomic Energy Commission has held another underground nuclear shot at its Nevada test site. The low yield is the equivalent of about 20 000 tons of TNT. Monday's shot was the 19th test in the current series.
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