02 May 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1962
Page
1
Forecast indicates fall through tomorrow with night and morning exceptions. Tonight's low near 40 and winds from the west at 15 to 25 mph.
Statewide forecast shows fall conditions with overcast mornings and nights across much of California through Thursday. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 80s in inland valleys, with coastal areas easing. Winds northwest 5-25 mph, with higher gusts near Salinas and coastal regions, and light afternoon clearing in Monterey Bay.
Readers note irregular temperatures with hints of sudden cold and warm spells. Forecasts suggest fluctuating conditions across regions, with shoppers and commuters advised to dress in layers and watch for weather advisories.
Sacramento AP reports California's 372 cities took in and spent a record 1.029 billion dollars for the year ended last June 1, with six new cities and five incorporations since then. Revenues rose seven percent to 1.029 billion. expenditures up nine percent to 90.013 billion. assessed valuation at 22.495 billion. property taxes up. average tax rate down. Gardena and Long Beach noted among larger locales with oil royalties and poker parlor effects.
Washington UPI report says the Senate confirmedBy voice vote the promotion of Assistant Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach to deputy attorney general, replacing Byron R. Whizzer White, who is now an associate justice of the Supreme Court.
Scattered thunderstorms covered wide sections of the country from Illinois to the Atlantic Coast. The rain was light overall with heavier showers possible in Pennsylvania and New York. Weather Bureau forecasts warned of severe storms and possible tornadoes for parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York. Temperatures ranged from the mid 40s to 22 in Millinocket Maine, with Maine towns in the 30s and Califers interior valleys and parts of the South Atlantic in the 70s.
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Tide tables for Wednesday May 2 list two daily tides with high tide at 1849 and low at 1849 next. The page notes magnetic storm indicators and poll data, but the legible items focus on standard tidal readings and peak wind guidance.
Washington AP report shows Rep Ress Biss facing disruption as he rapped his verbal missteps and sought to quiet members of the House on Tuesday, while the body prepared to take a procedural vote.
Dr. Lesta Volk, 17, a Republican former U S representative and lawyer who served in Congress from November 1920 until March 1923, died Monday in New York. The report notes a confrontational debate style during his tenure and references a dramatic session with Speaker Bass.
Utah Governor George D Clyde told the Interstate Commerce Commission he prefers the Western Pacific remain independent if possible and would favor Santa Fe to Southern Pacific if a merger is ordered He argued preserving Western Pacific’s status supports continued railroad competition and parallel tracks between Utah and the San Francisco area while outlining how a Santa Fe takeover would differ from Southern Pacific consolidation.
Lingat V. Bridges, father of actor Lionel Bridges, died at 73 after a stroke in a Crescent City hotel he owned. He leaves his widow Romayne and daughter Mrs. Fay Holltay of Redwood City. His son is known for stage and screen work including the TV show Sea Aunt.
May 2 marks the 122nd day in a year with 243 remaining. Notable events listed include Gen Thomas J Jackson shot near Chancellorsville in 1863, Jefferson Davis bounty offer in 1865, Hitler labor policy move in 1933, and Allied surrender in Italy in 1945. A Thomas Aquinas thought reflects on knowledge and belief.
The United States asked to stage an American exhibit in Moscow and Leningrad, citing reciprocity in cultural and educational exchanges. The move follows the Soviet cancellation of plans for a Moscow World’s Fair on the 50th anniversary of the Bolshevik era and aims to match the Soviet exhibit of the New York fair. The State Department sent a note outlining a mutually agreeable exhibit just as a 78,000 square foot Moscow project began.
The last large U.S. exhibition in Moscow, held in 1959, offered a variety of products informally used in the United States and intended to give Soviet visitors insight into how Americans work and live. It attracted wide attention.
In Fremont a young driver faced charges after an incident involving narcotics and an auto collision. Garcia, 23, was arrested by Hayward police and remanded to jail, with court steps planned including probation terms and a hospital detour during medical evaluation after the seizure.
In Niagara Falls, Rachel Perkins, a woman bus diver, completed a 10 foot curb section with hammer and chisel to form a driveway after city objections. Public Works Director Ditwid Mann had argued the curb card required a competent contractor, but Perkins said the city did not act and she would proceed.
Rams valued at nearly 20 thousand were reported missing en route to Paris in two registered packets sent from a London post office. The incident occurred Thursday as the items were prepared for display in an upcoming exhibition.
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