Weather Corner Forecast Tonight Skies Overcast
The forecast calls for overcast conditions tonight and tomorrow morning with clearing by afternoon. Lows range from 11 to 50 degrees and west winds at 8 to 18 mph.
30 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1962
Page
1
The forecast calls for overcast conditions tonight and tomorrow morning with clearing by afternoon. Lows range from 11 to 50 degrees and west winds at 8 to 18 mph.
Weather forecast shows overcast to fair conditions statewide through Saturday. Northern California and coast regions see little temperature change with coastal fog occasional. Sacramento and Salinas valleys report highs in the 60s to low 70s with nighttime lows in 40s to 50s and light to moderate winds. Monterey Bay and Fort Bragg areas remain cloudy with variable coastal winds and slight temperature changes.
Tide predictions show times and heights at Ft Polni SF with sunset and low figures. Computed tables list hourly values and fluctuations for the day, indicating high and low tides and related astronomical data.
In Sacramento AP reports a dispute over who probes fraud in California welfare programs. The Welfare Department favors local welfare offices forming uniform investigative units under state rulemaking. The District Attorneys Association argues the prosecutor’s office should handle fraud detection, with counties currently placing the work there. A key issue involves federal guidance from Secretary Ribicoff on states creating fraud systems.
AP reports Jack Paar abdicated the Tonight show after a five year run. He cites weariness from nightly 90 minute format. Johnny Carson replaces him for the NBC slot future plans include a weekly one hour evening series on the same network. Kennedy Nixon previously appeared on Paar shows.
Vatican Radio hailed Cardinal Mindszenty as a symbol of Communist oppression while he resides at the U S Legation in Budapest since 1956. The broadcast marked his Ten birthday and reflected ongoing attention to his status and exile with broader notes on media figures and public perception.
Sacramento summary via Associated Press lists actions on transit bonds and budgets. Dissenting counties withdraw while Democrats press for rapid transit district passage. California water bonds extend to 50 years. measures touch education, health, taxes, and foreign student subsidies amid statewide fiscal debates. Governors Brown and Teale figures feature among broad policy items affecting Los Angeles to San Jose.
fragmentary note shows a garbled prompt about Word-A-Day by Bach, mentioning life worry and an unclear reference. No coherent event, names, or places emerge to anchor a fuller news item.
A scientific note discusses an inheritance pattern where a trait resurfaces as an earlier type in descendants, indicating atavism. Researchers describe how a latent ancestral characteristic reappears despite prior absence across generations, suggesting genetic reversion mechanisms.
President Kennedy delays final word on a successor to retiring Justice Charles Evans Whittaker as speculation swirls. Names floated include Abraham Ribicoff and Arthur Goldberg, with others like J Paul Freund, Archibald Cox, Eugene Rostow, and Willis Hastie discussed. Some debate whether Kennedy will name a Black nominee, but timing remains uncertain.
The report notes Thurgood Marshall, a leading figure in the NAACP, may face a Senate confirmation battle for a Supreme Court appointment. The chief counsel for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People urges a statement on national banks' status as the race for the Democratic nomination progresses. The piece mentions Kennedy and Marshall in context of a near-confirmation in the 2nd Circuit and broader civil rights concerns.
A jumble of notices, weather, and crime reports appears from various locales. Ski conditions in California show clear skies and no tire chains needed. A Chattanooga crime report details an elderly man jailed for drunkenness and a separate incident of a hospital robbery attempt.
Irving F. Brown, an American labor leader, was named Thursday night to serve as the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions U N representative. He will assume duties Monday, succeeding the retiring Bill Riemskey, and is noted as a longtime foe of Communist influence in labor.
Oriental poppies, Canterbury bells, foxgloves, ranunculus plants offered at 10 cents to 65 cents. Ice land poppies and hyacinths listed with prices, notes on varieties and bulk quantities.
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