Weather Corner Briefing With Wind Warnings
Variable cloudiness today and mostly fair tomorrow with craft warnings issued. West to northwest winds reach up to 35 miles per hour, and temperatures are forecast to rise.
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13 May 1962
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1962
Page
1
California Weather Forecast Across State Wide Regions
Variable cloudiness Sunday and Sunday night with scattered showers near Ukiah Red Bluff and in the mountains Western Nevada and the coast will see occasional rain or showers and continued cold conditions Central Coast and Monterey Bay expect little change in temperature with variable winds Small craft warnings issued from Pt Arena southward Northwest winds 25 to 35 knots near the coast through Sunday low temperatures in the 30s to 40s and highs 60s to 70s in many valleys and cities Ukiah Napa Santa Rosa and San Jose cited with weekend conditions and wind shifts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quater- Na
Ukiah
Red Bluff
Nevada
San Francisco Bay Area
Sacramento Valley
Sun Joaquin Valley
Findnas
Salinas
Paso Mobles
Monterey Bay Aves
Central Coast
Naps
San Jose
Hollister
California
Arena
Napa
Santa Rosa
Bes
Vianabhe
Temperatures Yesterday's vendlings report
Yesterday's notes show varied readings across Hayward Union City and nearby GA area with several neighborhoods recording higher daytime highs and cooler overnight lows reflecting a unsettled pattern for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Svt
Union City
GAD
Kennedy greeting for Arkansas boy on freedom ride
Ted Kennedy welcomes Harris, a 4 year old Arkansas boy linked to a freedom rider tale, amid a large Hyannis crowd. The event, tied to Civil Rights era tensions, features Kennedy urging hope and a future job, home, and progress as Harris travels with a bus ticket through New England towns and back to Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvannis
Mass
David Harrs
Fren
Little Rock
Ark
Sipe Cod
H S
Harris
Providence
Wil
Lyannis
Albany
Athulla
Little Rock Citizens Council
Risamurek
Elinely
Harris Kuston
Denver
Cloudy Woo
Greeling Harris
Muiney
Waller
Stevenson
East
Falmouth
Cape
Fete Bete Gwood
Uie National Asso Fort Worth
Honolulu
Etrudy
Reginald K. Indianapally
Ogy
Oliver
North Falmouth
Dackamville
Musligr
NAACP
Juda
Kenneth Warren
Kuhsan City
Bairnstable Unitarian Church
Veyan
E. Thomas Murphy
Miami
Milwikes
Minghurgh
Ral
Portland
Pilgrins
Trena
Adehmond
St. Laas
Litte Rock
San
Connell
Ural
Spokane
Tampa
Vlondy North
Tide Tables With Mixed-Up Details and Times
A fragmented tide table lists Monday readings and stray times including high tides around 4 12, low at 3 29, sunrise at 6 01 and sunset at 8 14. The garbled text references faint figures and computed data for Point SF, with unclear station names and values.
Daily Review Pupitanes and Calhoun Advertisers
A fragmented newspaper blurb lists The Daily Reviews Inc. as publisher with officials including president and publisher William Chilcote and director Joeanna Harry Walker. It mentions Hayward California offices on Winton Ave and various city bureaus, plus subscription rates and mailer details for weekly and Sunday editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Review Pupitanes
Daily Reviews Inc
Pi Starks
William Chilcote
Joeanna Harry A. Walker
Méiun
Hayward
Salle
Winton Avia
Coli
Genis
Almanac Today May 18 1962 historic highlights
Almanac notes events on May 18 across history. In 1607 colonists began Jamestown fort near the James River. In 1846 Congress declared war with Mexico. In 1940 Dutch exiles reach England. in 1945 Churchill pledges full British support for the US. A thought on conversion follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
James River
Jamestown
Congress
United States
Mexico
Wilhelmina
Dufiana
England
Netherlands
Winston Churchill
British Empire
Britain
Dayne
Salinger Talks With Khrushchev in Moscow Visit
AP reports Secretary Pierre Salinger met with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow after a day of talks. Salinger declined to discuss unscheduled conversations, noting only that any talk with Khrushchev is an interesting conversation. He spent the night in a government residence and dined with Soviet widows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
White Househoi
Pierre Salinger
Tevestia
Premi Kinishchev
Salinger
Ishtushchev
Khrushchev
Pawer
Magcow
U.S. Ambaygador
Niles Cruiy Adatubei
Linwellyn ‘Thompson
Prosi
Kennedy
Washington
Soviet Union
New
Dooley Unit Leader Vows Stand in Laos
Monterey AP report quotes Dr. Vern Chaney of the Dr. Thomas A. Dooley Foundation vowing to stay in Laos as Communists fail to remove them. He says the group will negotiate for a new hospital outside communist areas while continuing to aid local Laotian hospitals with American equipment and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooley
Laos
Vern Chaney
Carl Weidermann
al iChieng Khong
Thailand
Chahey
Weidermann
Houei Sai
Joy Foundation
Judson Lloyd
Albert Harris
Mekong
Chieng ‘Hong
Sis
Sin
Be. Chaney
Asia
West Berlin
Sen
America
Chaney
Iiverian
Muong Sing
Houei Vsai
Francisca
Tewis
Lin Monterey
No Volcano In Earthquake Area
Mexico City reports no basis for volcanic rumors after a quake that struck seven central states Friday, killing three and injuring at least one hundred. Geophysical Institute said no active volcano was found within sixty miles of Acapulco. quake damage appeared lighter than initially feared and debris cleared through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jose Merino Y Colorado
The
Mexican Geophysical Institute
Acapulco
Downey machinist confesses to killing 18 month old
29 year old machinist told police he suffocated his 18 month old daughter Star with a plastic bag because she was unplanned and unwanted. He claimed his wife Nancy 28 was ill, then admitted to planning an accident. Police charged him with murder as the investigation continued.
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Simnee Uneisaen Zouener
Algiers
Bonewasl
Raymond Vignal
Furnish
Hershe
Secret Army
Kasleen
Downey
Charles W. Furnish
Star
Nancy
Sanh
Charles Jr
Dusk
Uafet
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