Weather Corner Forecast For Tomorrow Morning
The near term forecast indicates a light temperature rise by morning. Tonight’s air will cool, with low temperatures and possible light changes in conditions.
24 May 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
1
The near term forecast indicates a light temperature rise by morning. Tonight’s air will cool, with low temperatures and possible light changes in conditions.
Forecast covers California through Friday with occasional showers in some areas. San Francisco highs near 59 with light winds, Oakland 63, San Mateo 66, San Rafael 63, lows 45 to 60. Nevada inland regions warmer with increasing winds up to 12.95 mph and cooler coastal conditions.
Fexterday's temperatures show odd fluctuations as leaperatives register FOXY six in the latest readings. Officials note unusual patterns may affect local forecasts and require further verification.
Assemblyman Joseph C. Shell told a rally that Nixon cannot attract Democratic voters enough to win the governor’s race, arguing the former VP would struggle to mobilize the 20 percent needed. Nixon, in Berkeley, targeted the Brown administration as Shell and other rivals pressed for the Republican nomination.
Tide tables show times and heights for May 35 with sunrise and sunset, plus tidal notes. Contains fragmentary lines about dawn and evening tides and a reference to computer aided ides.
The Unionville area searches for the missing remains of passengers after a Continental Airlines jet crashes near Kansas City. Investigators said turbulence could have torn the plane apart, with wreckage traced to a Missouri farm and four Japanese-born engineers among the federal team.
An elderly San Lorenzo resident attempted death by own action by lying on railroad tracks at Lewelling Boulevard and Paradise Avenue. The train passed over him, leaving the man bleeding beside the rails. A Western Pacific trainman reported the man lay with feet toward the oncoming train, and a supervisor said he had been despondent over stomach trouble recently and threatened to take his life.
Almanac notes May 24 1962 as day 144 with 221 to follow. Moon near last quarter and visible planets Mars Jupiter Saturn in morning skies Venus in evening. Historical highlights include Peter Minuit buying Manhattan in 1626 and John Brown raid at Pottawatomie in 1856. Dulles death noted in 1959. Thought from Scho Penhayer on limits of vision.
A fragmented San Francisco report notes Daniel Schmidt, an Air Force gunner shot down in Korea, died during open heart surgery at Fort Miley on May 9. His wife Una later remarried, and the saga of the Schmidt family spans Korea, immigration, and a shifting record of refuge admissions tied to U S policy under Kennedy.
Berkeley AP report notes a three resolution closing day BERKELEY convention urging schools to teach about communism. The measure advocates providing information and fostering civic awareness among students. Snyder, a noted Brookhaven physicist born in New York City, addressed the congress amid health concerns and a leave of absence. Portland UP1 item references open hours for a local establishment.
Prof. William W. Wattenberg of Wayne State University warned at a symposium that rising school dropouts threaten national stability. He said the problem could become a national emergency if not solved, highlighting concerns over discouraging production of mathematics and moral decay.
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