Weather Corner Pair Through Tamming
Keegy reports fog in the morning with a drop in temperature tonight. Winds shift to westerly at 15 to 25 miles per hour, bringing cooler conditions.
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Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
1
Statewide Weather Across California Through Friday
The forecast calls for fair conditions in most regions with little temperature change through Friday. Fog is noted in coastal areas and mornings in Salinas and western valleys. Moderate northwest winds 12 to 24 knots along the coast with highs reaching 80s to 90s in some valleys and low tonight in the 40s to 50s range.
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San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
San Rafaal
Northern California
Sierra Nevada
Suhdaugain
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey
Rita Clara Warthay
Hollisige
Fort Bragg
Nana
Hennaliys
Temperatures Yesterday's High and Low Reported
Yesterday posted a high temperature of unknown value and a low of unknown value as weather data appeared in local reports. The brief notes indicate mild to cool conditions with no significant records noted.
Ex-Senator Ashurst of Arizona Dies at 87
Washington AP reports Henry Fountain Ashurst a pioneering Arizona senator and famed orator died at Georgetown University Hospital at age 87 after a stroke. He served 1912 to 1941 and chaired the Judiciary Committee backing Roosevelt's court plan. Survived by siblings and a stepson.
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Franklin DB. Roosevelt
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Board of Immigration Appeals
Department of Justice
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John R. Renee
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Kennedy Cancels New York Newspaper Reading Change Rumor
A UPI report notes President Kennedy canceled his daily New York Herald Tribune reading amid editorials critical of his policies. The White House would not confirm, and editors expressed hope he would renew the newspaper’s subscriptions.
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Tide Tables FRIDAY FUNE 1 Fort Point Tide Info
Tide tables for Ft Point show high and low tides with times and sunrise and sunset. Compiled figures indicate daily sea level changes for the harbor area, aiding navigation and planning.
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Graham Opens Chicago Crusade Draws Big Crowd
Chicago crowds hailed Billy Graham as he opened a three week crusade at McCormick Place with an estimated 33,500 in attendance. The service, continuing nightly through June 16, included calls to repentance and faith, with participants moving to the front as Graham spoke on morality and modern culture.
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Los Gatos approves three bonds totaling 1.22 million
Residents voted approval of three bond issues totaling 1,220,000. Voters ok the building of a new city hall and library, two new fire stations, and purchase of the old Southern Pacific railroad depot area as a town plaza. The old library will become a recreation center. The present town hall, built in 1913, now serves 31 employees.
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Los Gatos
UPI
Southern Payeffic Railroad
Goodman Jazz Tour Opens in Moscow Under Khrushchev Nod
Benny Goodman opened his jazz tour in the Soviet Union with Premier Khrushchev's approval and a light onstage nod. Tass called the first show a great hit though some critics lamented the program's older repertoire. Khrushchev and wife attended briefly, leaving a note of pleasure before business called him away.
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Benny Goodman
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Stalin statue in Prague gives way to satellite sounds report
Vienna based Videnske Svobodne observatory director Heinz Kaminski said signals on a Prague monument were heard as Russia's Cosmos survived scaffolding for the earth satellite but other signals on a Russian space frequency heard earlier Tuesday were no longer detected. The anti-Communist Czech paper cited travelers from Prague in the report.
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Almanac Today May 31 History Highlights
Almanac notes May 31 marks the 151st day with 214 ahead. Key events include the 1902 Boer War peace treaty, 1907 taxis arriving in New York, 1918 Bryan declaring the 17th Amendment in effect, and 1951 Radio Moscow claim of television invention in 1907. The day’s thought cites Sheridan on envy.
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Great Britain
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Paris
New York
William Jennings Bryan
U.S
Union Backs Short Week Move Across Garment Trades
The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union endorses a 35 hour work week as national standard, aligning with Amalgamated Clothing Workers and ILGWU. The stance contrasts with Kennedy administration backing a five hour week, signaling broad union support across male and female garment workers.
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International Ladies’ Gavmen Workers’ Union
Aplcio
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Aflcio
ILGWU
Yuri Gagarin Returns From Japan Visit
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin arrived in Moscow after a nine day official visit to Japan. Tass reported the return on Wednesday noting the trip featured meetings with Japanese officials and cultural exchanges.
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UPI
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CAB Nearing End Of Plane Sabotage Probe
Centerville Iowa UPI CAB announced it would conclude its part of the airliner sabotage investigation that killed 45. Edward Slattery Jr said most investigators would return to Washington Friday as the rest proceed with the FBI. The Continental Airlines Boeing 707 crashed May 22 near Unionville Missouri after a bomb exploded in a waste bag damage severed the tail. The FBI holds evidence of a murder-for-profit plot per CAB Chairman Alan Boyd.
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