Weather Corner Forecast Warns Northwest Winds Up To 88
Weather corner notes gusty northwest winds up to 88 miles per hour for tonight with rain likely. Winds ease tomorrow as cooler air moves in. Tonight’s low expected around 40 to 50 degrees.
23 May 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1962
Page
1
Weather corner notes gusty northwest winds up to 88 miles per hour for tonight with rain likely. Winds ease tomorrow as cooler air moves in. Tonight’s low expected around 40 to 50 degrees.
Weather warnings issued for near gale winds on the coast and mountains. Cool, fresh north winds in many regions with widespread showers through Thursday. Snow above 6500 feet in the Sierra Nevada, cooler and windy conditions in the mountains. Coastal areas show overcast, inland cloudy periods, and variable highs from 60s to mid 70s across valleys and bays.
James Marlow reports on refugee flows from East and West China and the impact of Communist China on border escapes. The piece notes 470 million in China and 30,000 East German refugees, with discussion of Hong Kong and international responses to the exodus.
Tide tables fragment shows daily tide times and sunset information with incomplete data. The readable lines indicate low tide at 10 06 and a reference to sunset and dawn figures, but many details are garbled or missing, preventing a full forecast.
Hopefuls press California economy as they campaign for the June 4 primary. Gov. Edmund G Brown tours Orange County with speeches at Disneyland Hotel and Fullerton science building dedication. Nixon aides plan whirlwind push with a Shattuck Hotel reception in Berkeley and rallies in Los Angeles. Shell criticizes tax increases while touting industrial growth and jobs.
Storms diminished across the Midwest as a swath of violent weather eased. A line of severe storms spawned tornadoes and damaging winds from southern Minnesota to eastern Iowa and southwestern Wisconsin while a Continental Airlines jet carried 43 people on a Chicago to Kansas City flight. Tornadoes damaged two farmhouses near Leavenworth Kansas and caused destruction in eastern Iowa communities.
Almanac notes May 23 1962 as a Wednesday the 14th day of the year with 222 to follow. It lists historical events including Capt William Kidd's hanging in London in 1701, European steamship lines reducing immigrant steerage rates, Heinrich Himmler's death in 1945, and Adolf Eichmann's capture in 1960. It also cites Pascal's thought on human folly.
AP reports the 14th Emmy Awards honored The Defenders as outstanding drama with E. G. Marshall for best actor and Franklin Schaffer for directing. Victoria Regina won best series with Pamela Brown as supporting actress, while Bob Newhart earned best comedy.
A former Japanese navy pilot, Noriua Fujita, 31, visits Oregon with his wife Ayako, 47, and son Yasuyoshi, 25, to promote goodwill. The group was welcomed by Brookings Junior Chamber of Commerce. Fujita and his plane were launched from a Japanese submarine off the Oregon coast in 1912 to fire bomb forests near Brookings, an act once blamed on incendiary balloons.
Four Nepali rebels were killed in a clash with government forces in the southwest Nepal district of Dang. The incident was confirmed by a ministry spokesperson, with details evolving as the day unfolds.
Oklahoma City results show homebuilder W. P. Bill Atkinson leading Democrat Reymond Gary by a narrow margin in the gubernatorial primary with votes from Oklahoma City and Tulsa. In the congressional races Victor Wickersham leads Bullard for the Democratic nomination, while Herbert Wright Jr. defeats Boug Martin to face Republican Page Belcher. The winner faces Republican Henry Bettman for governor and Glenn Gibson for Congress in November.
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