13 May 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1961
Page
1
Fair weather will prevail in the Bay Area with rising temperatures through tomorrow. The forecast calls for clear skies and mild conditions as a high around 45 to 50 degrees is expected tonight and warmer daytime readings tomorrow. Bay readings show yesterday’s high and today’s low, with no precipitation expected.
Statewide weather notes fair tonight and Sunday with some clouds in the far north. Local morning fog along the coast. Temperatures rise across regions with highs generally in the 60s to mid 70s and lows in the 40s. Monterey area and central valleys report fair conditions with morning fog in spots and warming trend into Sunday. Southern California mostly sunny with rising daytime temperatures and light northerly winds.
Tide tables list the day's solar timings and tidal phases with times such as 6 02 for first low or high. Readable fragments outline periodic maritime data and expected water levels for coastal navigation.
Trustees at Beach State College face upheaval as eight faculty resign from the American Federation of Teachers amid proposals on academic freedom in California state colleges. The board orders San Diego State to review science and engineering sections while noting federal actions on a military post and a looming campus parking department vote set for June.
Fragmented OCR note reports a local office matter involving Brunk and Pepper. mentions Svenmere, GPE, and grain related terms. reads as a partial update with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
A historical parcel lists a parole grant for a figure linked to a 1933 kidnapping case. The notice references Hoodlum and Wake County, noting the release in a Springroslid jurisdiction with scattered archival identifiers and staggered dates.
Widespread flooding of the Mississippi River system prompts heavy concern as hundreds of thousands of acres remain underwater. Rivers cresting, roads impassable, and evacuations rise in Illinois Indiana Missouri and surrounding states. Officials monitor levees along the Ohio and Wabash while forecasts anticipate continued high water and potential further impacts in the coming days.
Fragmented garbled text shows a fragile national debate over U S stance toward the Soviet Union and defense pressures. An Armed Services Committee hearing references American strength, wartime shares, and a proposed approach to a looming international crisis, but the passage remains unclear and incomplete.
A reported briefing discusses boosting foreign investment to support growth. Officials and experts cite the need for capital flows, with mentions of policy support and global economic conditions shaping the push.
The Algiers area braces for potential rioting on the anniversary of the 1958 coup against France. Police and gendarmes patrol the streets as about 20 000 security forces, warships offshore, and armored vehicles position around key sites. Shops stay open but merchants watchful, while a curfew is observed and authorities warn of possible demonstrations by European extremists opposing Algeria's evolution.
AP reports Hollywood couple Edgar Bergen and his wife Frances Westerman expect a baby around October. Married 16 years, they have a 4 year old daughter Candy Bergen. The item notes Bergen is a ventriloquist and that Westerman was a singer and model.
Almanac notes May 18 marks historical events including the 1607 English Jamestown landing near James River Virginia the 1846 congressional declaration of war with Mexico the 1867 release of Jefferson Davis on bail the 1914 birth of Jos Louis boxing figure and the 1940 Commons confirmation of Winston Churchill as prime minister. Jupiter Saturn Venus visible in morning. Mars at evening.
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