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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
1
Fair conditions persist through tomorrow then cooler. Overnight low near 47, highs around 36 for the Bay Area. Winds shift west at 12 to 28 mph tonight and tomorrow, with cooler air moving in.
Statewide weather reports show fair conditions in many areas through Wednesday with coastal fog inland in the mornings. temps range from the mid 40s to mid 70s across the Bay Area and central valleys. Winds vary west to northwest, 10 to 22 mph, and cooler air moves in along the north coast and mountains.
Weather notes show today's high and the next day’s forecast. Vague terms imply temperature ranges without precise figures.
A University of Alaska coed Bucknell and five companions completed a climb of 2 320 foot Mount McKinley starting April 16 and finishing Sunday. Merrill Wren, an Alaska Airlines operator, watched them wave from the air. Mrs Bradford Washburn was the first woman to scale the mountain in 1998 with her husband.
In Philadelphia AP reports seven palomino horses described as "free running beauties" performed in Clyde Beatty Cole Brothers Circus. During opening matinee a pink plumed troupe halted mid act and pursued a police chase through traffic for 24 miles, before retracing to handlers. Several cars received dents with minor injuries to bystanders reported.
Icelandiss government expelled the Czech envoy amid a broad trade dispute. The move followed charges that the envoy sought to obtain information on wind patterns and the number of U.S. aircraft, heightening tensions between Reykjavik and Prague.
High and low tide times, sun rise and set listed for the day. The page notes the tides at Lamar Point with morning and afternoon figures and mentions a commission or title event at a local point.
Senator Goldwater accused President Kennedy of abusing office to gain personal power. He cited handling of the price rise issue, regulatory powers over taxes and tariffs, and arms proposals, labeling Kennedy's approach as dangerous and bordering treason.
Lisbon dispatch reports that Portuguese soldiers and sailors freed from Goa have returned home. The AP item notes disarmament as a factor and mentions ongoing political tensions with the Portuguese government and calls for medical care reforms.
A powerful storm swept the Midwest bringing high winds and heavy rainfall. Mitchell Nebraska suffered property damage as storms lashed towns across the region, with many homes damaged and power lines affected. Temperatures fell and early morning readings varied across multiple states, signaling a cold, unsettled pattern.
In Hartford a man found about 10 000 bees on his car after work. Two beekeepers located the queen bee to drive the swarm away, ending a late night incident.
In Pakistan near Chittagong a herd of wild elephants attacked a village, killing 12 people and injuring about 30 others. The incident disrupted Srolonia and surrounding areas as authorities investigated the outbreak of violence.
U S tax officials file a deficiency claim against Franklin D Roosevelt Jr alleging $12 617 in tax owed from 1947 partnership income linked to Schary and the play Simi Campobella The case notes Roosevelt's share of profits from the production and an agreement to divert profits to his family amid disputes over omitted income and privacy damages.
Gov Brown defends tax policies amid Republican opposition. He argues California’s economy is improving while critics say his plan harms business. He cites the April downturn as proof of cautious budgeting and urges taxpayer protection.
Solon predicts that Congress will veto Kennedy era plans on aged care and insurance, suggesting a bill may pass within two years only if insurers offer affordable coverage for the elderly, per Senator George Smathers statements from Tallahassee.
In the Imjin River sector near Kaesong, U S troops of the 1st Cavalry Division man front positions facing North Korea. Private William Pratt describes patrols firing warning shots if unauthorized persons enter the zone, while 18 year old Ronald Hanson recalls the night’s eerie noises and the constant risk. Captain Janes Matterson commands the 1st Reconnaissance Squadron with 40 men on the UN front.
The Miller family of Woodburn has welcomed a third set of twins, a boy and a girl, continuing their two prior successful deliveries. The new arrivals join eight children including the eldest, Barbara, aged 18, and a son Donald aged 12.
President Kennedy will hold four news conferences on Wednesday at 4 p.m. Eastern Time, the White House announced. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said the conferences will be open to five television networks and any others who wish to cover them.
A tall balloon was launched at Chico Airport at 7:20 am in a new Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratory test series. The balloon, 0.0004 inch thick plastic, aims to provide data on balloon design and development. Civilian test director James Dwyer said it will stay aloft about 50 hours at 11.701 feet. The mission is training for a field tactical problem involving a tank platoon proceeding under simulated artillery fire. Another launch is planned for Wednesday west toward the Sacramento Valley.
Almanac notes Twesday May 2% 1962 as the 142nd day with 228 to follow. It lists Jupiter Mars Saturn as morning stars and Venus Mercury as evening stars. Historical items include Burr trial acquittal in Richmond 1807 Sumner beating 1856 Comintern dissolution 1948 and tidelands bill 1953. Plato thought on art and experience.
Five soldiers perished when their M48 tank plunged down a 30 foot embankment into a creek, landed on its top and burst into flames. The hatch jammed, trapping them as fire consumed the vehicle. An Army board opened an investigation while Lt. Col. Kyle noted no escape.
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