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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1962
Page
1
Weather Corner reports fair conditions for the Bay Area tonight and Thursday with patchy morning fog tomorrow. Warn er weather services forecast light winds up to 15 mph. Tonight temperatures range from 40 to 48 degrees with a 1 percent chance of rain Lamorrow.
A broad weather briefing covers California regions with cloudy conditions and scattered showers in the north and coastal areas, patches of morning fog, and warmer Thursday. Highs range from the 30s to upper 60s, lows from the 20s to the 40s, with light to variable winds and coastal gusts noted in Bragg.
Temperatures rose across the region in Southern Antmeda County with readings reported for yesterday and today. Officials cited variances in morning and afternoon highs and noted a general warm trend across the inland areas of Cali.
A major winter storm lashed the Northeast with 50 mph winds and up to three story surges, causing coastal flooding and widespread damage. Dozens killed or missing. thousands evacuated as New Jersey, New York, and nearby states declare disaster areas and issue emergency orders.
Ex-President Jamo Quadros arrives with family at Santos port near Rio de Janeiro signaling a return amid Brazil's inflation and political unrest. No clear plan or reception outlined as former allies loom amid a volatile government and military opposition.
The Daily Review publishes formation for The Daily Review Inc with President and Publisher and advertising manager details. Subscription rates in cents per copy and monthly prices are listed, with multiple office locations in Hayward Alameda County California and surrounding areas noted.
Retired Maj. Gen. Osean Johnson, 62, named deputy director of the mature vehicles authority amid reorganizations. The appointment aims to bolster leadership for auto sector oversight and policy implementation.
A chaotic report from Sacramento details controversy over selecting a state poet laureate. Gov. Brown appoints a contender amid protests by Assembly members and officials, with commentary on past service and wartime ties.
In New York AP report, federal prosecutor Gerald Walpin accuses former Ohio Senator George H. Bender of taking a $100,000 bribe to quash a stock fraud inquiry. The indictment also names 12 men and four corporate defendants tied to unregistered stock sales of United Dye and Chemical Corp now Chemoil Industries EPC during 1955 and 1958.
The Ash Wednesday service marks the start of Lent as legal proceedings unfold over a bribery attempt tied to former Sen. George Bender. Walpin testified that Garfield paid 100000 to quash the investigation, with defense lawyers challenging the remarks as inflammatory. The case also involves Virgil D. Dardi and Irving Pasternak, with potential penalties up to five years in prison and fines.
Communist guerrillas reportedly ambushed an under-strength company of South Vietnamese rangers in the Mekong River delta Tuesday killing 24 government troops, capturing five and wounding seven. It marked the fourth notable Viet Cong success in the southern delta over two weeks, while government reports indicate two other engagements with more than 100 Viet Cong killed.
A devotional exhortation urges believers raised with Christ to seek heavenly things and cling to the cross for salvation. It emphasizes God’s power to conquer Satan, the reach of divine love, and the call for courageous witnesses to resist temptation and confess Christ in life.
The State Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board reversed penalties on San Francisco bars Chez Parce and Trisher for B-girl operations. They kept a 3 day suspension but lifted a 60 day license suspension and a 5 day concurrent penalty as evidence showed no solicitation by the employees.
Washington AP report says Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy is improving from a low grade sinus infection that postponed her planned India and Pakistan tour. A White House statement notes she is responding to treatment and remains set to depart Friday and return March 29.
New Orleans marks the end of Mardi Gras as Lent begins. Rex the king of Carnival led a late night procession at St. Louis Cathedral and Bourbon Street revelers kept the party until dawn. Cleanup crews remove about 100 tons of debris as observers hail the 1962 Mardi Gras as a standout event despite a cool 34 degree temperature.
The Almanac notes Wednesday March 7 as day 66 of the year with 299 remaining. It lists 1850 Senator Daniel Webster backing Clay’s compromise, 1876 Bell obtaining a patent for the telephone, 1986 Hitler ordering Rhine land march, and 1940 Queen Elizabeth reaching New York amid Nazi attacks. A city thought quotes Webster on liberty and restraint.
SACRAMENTO AP Assembly Ways and Means subcommittees favor about 24 million dollars in General Fund cuts to Gov Bean's 2.9 billion budget. Chairman Robert Crown D Alameda notes total reductions rise with cuts from special funds. Major moves include trimming Textbooks and college funding while nudging student fees and mental health aid.
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