Weather Corner forecast for tonight and tomorrow
Occasional ray tonight with arid conditions tomorrow. Tonight's low will be from ER? to 58 degrees and winds will be southwesterly at 8 to 26 miles per hour.
09 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1962
Page
1
Occasional ray tonight with arid conditions tomorrow. Tonight's low will be from ER? to 58 degrees and winds will be southwesterly at 8 to 26 miles per hour.
Forecast covers San Francisco Bay Area with morning showers and cloudy periods into Saturday, high near 68, lows around 52 to 58. Northern regions expect rain and mountain snow above 5 000 feet, with cooler inland conditions. Sacramento Valley cloudy with showers and highs 62 to 68, Salinas and Salinas Valley breezy, Salinas temps 70s to 80s, Paso Robles around mid 40s to mid 50s, Monterey Bay cloudy with showers Saturday, Santa Clara Valley cloudy with possible Saturday showers, highs mid 60s to upper 70s, winds mainly southwest evolving through day. Overall cooler, wetter conditions in northern and inland areas, gradual drying toward weekend.
In numerous districts Democrats gain ground while Republicans defend or lose ground as results unfold. Analysts note mixed outcomes with several incumbents unseated and party realignment possible depending on future congressional maps and leadership decisions.
Washington AP reports that Democrats responsible for steering President Kennerly's domestic program through the House do not view Tuesday's results as easing their task. The House changed little, from a 291 to 174 majority to 259 to 176, and analysts see no clear shift toward liberal aims. Party experts note slower losses in off-year voting but warn gains elsewhere balance out, with Alabama's delegation and female candidates influencing outcomes. The next Congress will have the fewest women in decades and a continued struggle over domestic legislation.
The article reports a net drop to 13 new election seats reducing women senators, noting seven incumbent women left for health, personal, or redistricting reasons. It cites Mrs. Reid’s margin over Democrat Stanley Cowan and names several women winning or losing races across states, including Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Washington, and Wyoming, with multiple incumbents reelected and dozens of women candidates contesting Congress.
Kern County reports a successful vote counter demonstration using the Coleman tabulating system with electronic counters tallying precincts and results. The demonstration showed accurate tallying and complete transmission of votes across multiple locations.
Citizens propose endorsing three charities in memory of Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt. The Eleanor Hospital Scanner Foundation, Alameda County Cancer Society, and American Aviation for the United Nations are among the groups named. County officials discuss electronic voting progress and the campaign’s funding.
The British Institute for Strategic Studies says the United States leads in long range missiles with 450 to 500 ICBMs versus about 75 for the Soviet Union. It notes Soviets focus on medium range rockets and accuse them of deploying 700 such missiles, while the West has about 2. It cautions Soviets could field more advanced ICBMs and warheads, but maintains the U S and its allies hold a clear nuclear advantage with roughly 2,200 U S missiles versus 4,800 for the Communist bloc and about 15,000 operational Soviet planes.
Sally Eilers will receive 3600 monthly alimony under temporary maintenance orders issued in Santa Monica. Her husband Hollingsworth Morse must pay 150 monthly for house expenses. She sought 1705 monthly temporarily pending divorce trial on cruelty grounds. Morse filed a cross complaint. Both are 51 and married since 1949.
GAR FRANCISCO AP. When Grove Howland faced real complications in adopting vivacious act Vow, a judge suggested a solution. The idea: marry the woman instead. Carl La Chorgé and Mrs. Von Franuel agreed to wed. Howland, childless, and Adi married soon after meeting a year earlier when he moved into her guest house. George spoke at length about wanting a daughter, and Mrs. Howland noted it was a white lie.
Hollywood reports Lucy isidiaihly poised to gain Desilu stock and become president of Desilu Productions. The move follows a proposed sale of Desilu assets by husband Desilu Hayes amid corporate tie ups and studio leases. A spokesman confirmed no final arrangement and noted ongoing talks with major lenders and the industry.
The ruler remains calm as protest notes arise over a semi nude photograph display by the Malayan Institute. Director Kennett Rinulley apologizes for the exhibit, while authorities push to regulate the display and address public backlash.
New York UPI reports a Cunard Line luxury liner Sylvania will depart as 12.0 percent fogs from Oshkosh Wisconsin await Cogh Ireland for medical research. The item reads as a quirky international note with unclear spellings and names.
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