Weather Corner Local Conditions and Coast Fog
Fair weather today and tomorrow with typical fog along the coast in the evening. Inland patches of fog are expected as night approaches.
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1961
Page
1
Statewide weather outlook with coastal fog patches
Statewide forecast shows widespread fair conditions Sunday and Monday with fog near the coast and inland patches. Temperatures little changed. highs 56 to 76 across regions, lows 28 to 50. Northerly to northwest winds 6 to 16 mph, some coastal areas near zero to 18 mph.
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Califrna
Nevada
San Francisco Bay
San Francisto
Oakland
Bacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
D.ay
Salinas Valley
Noctherly
Saline
Paso Robles
Santa Clare Valley
Mumteery Bay Area
North
Omiral
San Jose
Weather forecast with mixed conditions across cities
Temperatures stay mild with light to moderate winds. Readings across multiple cities show varied conditions including rain snow and clear skies. Forecast details mention highs near 83 and lows around 3 to 8 in a confusion of OCR errors.
Tide Tables Monday November Sunlight Details
Fragment describes tide tables and high water times with scattered numbers and names. Mentions 0.59, 46, 6/39, and light conditions. Appears to be a weather or nautical schedule page with incomplete entries.
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Simack
A.m. Dick Heures
Kennedy Eyes Expanded Aid to South Vietnam This Week
AP dispatch from Washington notes President Kennedy expected to order an expanded U S military advisory program for South Vietnam to curb communist guerrilla pressure. Gov Maxwell Taylor, Kennedy adviser, returned from Vietnam with insights guiding delayed recommendations as officials await Soviet moves and Nehru’s views on Southeast Asia policy.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Tkely
Assistanea Group
Taylor
U.S
Kennety
Southeast Asia
Nehru
Kennedy
Nehm
State Department
Communist Party
SinoSoviet Liie
Ner Kheushchev
Berlin
Frirney
United States
Franco Frees 6000 Inmates Amnesty Marks Franco II Anniversary
Franco grants amnesty freeing about 6000 inmates from Spanish prisons. Officials estimate the move coincides with the second anniversary of General Francisco Franco’s accession to power. The measure broadens clemency and affects detainees detained under various charges.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Workers Vote American Motors Profit Plan Vetoed
DETROIT AP The Kenosha Wisconsin American Motors plant saw 6738 of Local 72 UAW members vote for profit sharing in a historic move. The contract preserves wage increases and benefits while adding a 10 percent stock option after net worth milestones, with gains offset by a five minute washup period and relief time.
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Detroit
Samo
Kenosha
Wis
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Sf American Motors
Alse
Bo Rus
UAW
Inter
AMC
Ford
Chrysler
Khrushchev Deepens Grip as Soviet Party Congress Opens
Report from Moscow on the 22nd Soviet party congress. Khrushchev strengthens his authority amid Stalinist influence, debates on foreign policy, and a Western defense posture. Premier faces internal resistance from old stalwarts while edging toward broader contact with non Communist nations. The coverage notes censorship, Western pressure, and shifts in German and Albanian alignments as the party debates strategy and leadership.
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Woncow
Bussie
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Stalin
Communist Wall
Lenn
Berlin
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Sentin
Youngstein
V. M. Molotov
Cossot
Adenauer
Malas
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brent
Fane
Peiping
Gerhard Schroeder
Foundamen
Free Democrats
Che Pally Review Publishes In Hayward San Francisco Suburb
The Gully Reviews announces publication with officers including President and Manager, listing subscription rates per copy and monthly prices. The notice provides office addresses in Hayward, Fremont, Livermore and circulation bureau details.
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Tree Flad Snerkr
Pobinber Wallage Ghiteate
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Suncare
Brown Renews Call for Five Percent State Employee Raise
Gov. Brown told the California State Employees Association they should pursue a five percent raise for about 120,000 workers. If the legislature approves, the raise could be retroactive to January 1, costing around 43 million dollars, with the union seeking October 1 retroactivity and the Personnel Board's recommendations cited by former Gov. Knight.
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Sacramento
Brown
California
Bila
Employes Association
Goodwin
Knight
CSEA
Jomher
iPersonnel Board
COP
Arec
Security Up At Berlin Checkpoint
Berlin checkpoint繁Br Eighteen string of events at Friedrichstrasse as foreign cars face new checks. French and American troops support West Berlin police while East Berlin and Soviet vehicles encounter license plate scrutiny. Tense standoffs and armored escorts followed a clash two weeks ago, with Soviet tanks once facing U S forces.
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Berlin
Earl
West Berlin
Movera
Gong Aero
East Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Friedrichstrasse
U.S
Dutch Church Exits World Council of Churches
The synod of the Nederduitsch Gereformeerde Kerk in Cape Province voted by an overwhelming majority to resign from the World Council of Churches. The decision cited the council’s condemnation of South Africa’s racial segregation policies and the church’s practice of segregation. The Dutch Reformed Church branch is the largest in South Africa with 1,700,000 members.
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South Africa
Synod of
Cape Province
Nederduitsch Gareformeerde Kerk
Dutch Reformed Church
World Council of Churches
World Council
Adenauer to Visit Washington as Coalition Forms in Bonn
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer fired and announces a Washington visit after a provisional coalition deal between his Christian Democrats and the Free Democrats. The bloc holds about 305 seats in the Bundestag with the Social Democrats losing ground as talks proceed.
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Germany
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Fas Witsoeay
Washington
Towlouse
Bata CIA
Christian Democrat-Free Democrat
Bundesarg
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Social Democrata
Kennedy
Berlin
Foreign Office
U. S
Walter C.J. Dewling
Eetties
West Garmiany
Ber Jin
Birth day reflections and historical milestones
Almanac notes mark November 5 as Eugene V Debs birthday and recall past events. Highlights include Zenger printing the New York Weekly Journal in 1788, Britains 1929 return to USSR relations, Roosevelts 1940 third term, and Vienna Opera House reopening in 1965. Debs quote reflects enduring prison reform themes.
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Venus
Eugeni
John Peter Zenger
New York Weekly Journal
House of Commons
Great Britain
Soviet
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Austria
Vienna State Opera House
Nasser vows big changes in regime reform plan
President Gamal Abdol Masser outlines sweeping government changes including elected local councils and a national congress to rewrite the constitution. He envisions a preparatory committee, an elected national congress by January, and further elections to form a permanent revolutionary authority. The move follows cabinet focus on reorganizing machinery and purging reactionary elements.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdol Masser
National Congress
Nasser
Suntinarte
Natenad Congress of
Eles Botts
Congress Am
Congress
ULAR
Test Reactor to Undergo Full Power Nevada Run
The AEC and NASA said an experimental reactor, code named RM-B3A, will undergo a full power test at the Jackass Flats site in Nevada as part of the nuclear rocket program. The July 28 development date was noted, with no significant radioactivity expected and observers barred from the test.
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America
Nevada
Turkey
Atomic Energy Commission
National Aewnautics and Space Administration
Jackass
Fas
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