15 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
1
Rain begins tonight and continues intermittently tomorrow with little temperature change. Tonight's low 44 to 50 degrees. Winds will be south easterly, increasing to about 10 miles per hour tomorrow.
California weather forecast across regions reports showers and rain through Friday with varying temperatures and winds. Bay Area sees cloudy skies with showers tonight and Friday and highs around 98, while the Sierra and mountains get snow above 4,500 feet tonight and 3,000 feet Friday. Valley areas show rain and cooler conditions, with highs in the 50s to 60s and several coastal regions noting moderate winds. The report lists multiple regional temps, winds, and precipitation chances across Northern to Salinas and Santa Clara valleys.
Report covers yesterday's high and today's low temperatures along with rainfall measurements for the 34 hours ending at 3 am. Data show fluctuating temperatures and measurable precipitation, indicating a period of unsettled weather with a trough of moisture moving through the region.
AGRA India AP First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy viewed the Taj Mahal with wonder as she toured the marble mausoleum and gardens cited as India’s top tourist attraction. A 1959 visit by Dwight D Eisenhower is noted among others enchanted by the monument.
Tide tables for March 16 at Ft Point show times for low and high tides, sunrise and sunset, with light and dark figures. Data includes approximate am intervals and nautical references for coastal observers and mariners.
The Daily Review published in Hayward California lists subscription rates and multiple regional offices including San Leandro San Leandro City Hall Alameda County and Fremont. The notice provides address details for the Hayward office at 116 Winton Ave Hayward and contact numbers for circulation and other departments.
SACRAMENTO AP Assemblyman Houston I Flournoy asserts there is absolutely no danger that a November vote on a 200 million school bond would delay construction. Gov Brown accuses Republicans of gambling with California education by moving the bond measure to November. Flournoy says 360 million in bond money has been allocated and should carry loans until after approval of the new issue. He urges the governor to recognize the irresponsibility of charges and allow the people to consider all bonds together.
Road and ski conditions report from the California Automobile Association at 9 a.m. lists many Sierra and Nevada resorts with snow depths ranging from 4 to 218 inches. Most areas note weekends only skiing and intermittent snow Friday. Temperatures expected 15 to 0 degrees.
The Sacramento Senate debates a proposal to grant Los Angeles three additional senators as policymakers push tight rules. Governor announces a master plan for mental illness treatment ready for submission to the legislature.
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, mother of the President, continued to show satisfactory progress in recovery from a hep pelvic operation performed Tuesday at St Elizabeth's Hospital. Dr Roy J Heffernan said she probably will leave the hospital in seven or eight days as she recovers. The President's father is recuperating in Palm Beach from a stroke.
President Kennedy suggested a possible summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev in the near future while noting his brother Edward Kennedy would not join his Massachusetts Senate campaign. He emphasized a conditional approach, stating he would go only if it serves national interest and if dairy support negotiations progress.
The article outlines ongoing debates on Senate reapportionment with Northern factions seeking Los Angeles representation, while discussions on Geneva disarmament and a potential summit with Kennedy influence loom. It also notes plans to finance elderly medical care via Social Security and U S nuclear test schedules and foreign aid fights shaping fiscal year policies.
In Massachusetts a Kennedy hoped to win the party endorsement faces a timely primary against rival McCormack. Edward J. McCormack and others weigh the path to the Democratic nomination as President Kennedy pressures unfold and delegates are urged to vote for the Kennedy. Johnson?
Almanac entry for Thursday March 15 1962 notes the 74th day with 291 to follow, the moon near full, Saturn as morning star. It records Andrew Jackson's birth in 1767, Malentov comment on peaceful dispute resolution in 1953, and Geneva disarmament talks initiation in 1960. Stalin quote closes.
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