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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1962
Page
1
Local forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with a cooler low in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Winds will be light and easterly at about 10 miles per hour.
Statewide Bay Area shows fair conditions today with cloudy night and Tuesday. Temperatures range from highs around 63 to 85 across counties with coastal and valley spots. showers possible on northern coast and in some inland areas tonight and Tuesday. winds light to gentle, with variable mile per hour readings.
Weather data shows yesterday’s high and today’s low from local records. Readings indicate daily temperature fluctuations with notable overnight cooling and daytime warmth.
Tide tables list high and low tides for Monday May 7 with times and measurements. Data shows high tides around early morning and late evening with corresponding low tides, including mileage and weather-related annotations.
Sensational blasts are promised from Shell as he set a Los Angeles news center at the Ambassador Hotel and prepared a high profile statement amid a three way attack in Southern California. Nixon assailed Brown on unemployment and anti business climate while Brown touted 350 million for parks and beaches. Brown heads to Northern California for three days of campaigning before Southern California bids.
WARITINGTON AP The second session of the 81st Congress moves slowly with little concern over the administration backed bill on higher addition. House and Senate differ on form, delays persist as only 45 public laws cleared both chambers by May 1, versus 417 in 1969. Leaders fear late adjournment, with summer or fall sessions likely after a midsummer vacation. The Senate's activity slows to a trickle as 165 Senate bills and 622 House bills have been introduced. The filibuster stalls legislation amid primary election distractions, with a push for compromise as primaries end.
Twenty four states and the District of Columbia have replied to the Army National Guard Bureau's request on which units to disband as part of a nationwide 475 unit reduction. The plan aims to trim 9 percent of Guard and Army Reserve units, with governors required to approve any changes within their states.
The AP reports scattered light rain across the Pacific Northwest Southwest and Maine with varied temperatures from the 30s to 80s. The piece also covers U S Army Reserve and National Guard restructuring, aiming to boost readiness with prioritized infantry divisions and reformed support brigades amid congressional scrutiny.
Fragmented OCR lists the Che Daily Review publisher Floyd Smarks and Waite Chilcote roles, plus advertising director and office addresses. It mentions rates, subscription terms, and contact details for Winton Avenue in Alameda County with scattered names and garbled text.
Scientists announce a breakthrough substance called Hi-Dyne from a world research institute that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and relieves itching and pain. The powder or pill form is said to be available at drug counters, with reported neutral relief in some cases.
Washington reports the United States launched a Polaris submarine missile armed with a nuclear warhead over the Pacific during Operation Dominic. The test, launched from the Ethan Allen near Christmas Island, marks a first full-scale missile test in space trajectory and atmospheric reentry, with timing around 6:45 pm EST.
CAPE CANAVERAL AP S Preparations for Scott Carpenter to orbit the Earth three times on a May 15 launch date proceed on schedule. NASA weighed delaying after a safety mechanism on the booster was tested following a near catastrophe on an earlier unmanned flight. Sources say the safety fix is adequate and a launch window is set.
Almanac entry for Monday May 7 notes the 127th day of the year with 288 to follow. It lists space sightlines Jupiter Saturn as morning stars and Mercury Venus as evening stars. It recalls Lusitania sinking in 1916 and 1945 surrender at Rheims and Truman moving into the White House.
New York actress Robert Goulet’s daughter Nicolette Goulet, five, was found after a night with a Brooklyn babysitter. She was brought to a West Side precinct at 10 25 am by the babysitter, face dirty but not crying. Goulet and husband waited at the station to reunite with Nicolette, ending over 10 hours of suspense. A statewide and metropolitan search followed her disappearance from midnight. The case involved alarms across 17 states and a Bellevue Hospital area sweep before the child’s safe return.
A historical notice touts Cooxan as a breakthrough laxative for constipation linked to aging colon. It claims it works on the lower colon, relieves dry hardened waste, retones muscles, and acts gently on nerves to stimulate movement, with hospital safety for expectant mothers and no vitamin absorption interference. Introductory size offered.
Sacramento AP says Fines Director Hele Champion states California can afford to approve 970 million in bond issues on the June ballot and 878 million in bets to handle the proposed bonds. He notes low per capita debt and that net debt per 100 dollars of income would rise 60 cents if all bonds pass, with voters facing 100 million for old folks housing 270 million for state construction 150 million for parks and recreation 250 million for veterans farm and home inns and 200 million for school building loans and grants.
MOSCOW AP The Soviet news agency Toss announced that Premier Khrushchev will visit Bulgaria about the middle of the month. He will be accompanied by a delegation of government leaders. The trip would be Khrushchev's first foreign travel in nearly a year and is expected to last about five days.
In Agua Caliente Mexico California mother Virginia Bladhyell of Redlands won 860.09 at Caliente Raos Track Sunday. Assisted by her husband she claimed six winners from race six through ten to take first share in the 510 pool.
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