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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1962
Page
1
Weather Corner East today through tomorrow shows continued cool conditions. Tonight's forecast features temperatures near 42 with northwesterly winds around 30 mph. Hayward report notes yesterday's high and today’s low are unavailable in the readable text.
The forecast calls for continued cool conditions across California through Sunday. Northern valleys and mountains see light snow and intermittent clouds, with coastal and central regions reporting showers earlier today and clearing by afternoon. Northwest winds range 12 to 25 mph in many areas and temperatures stay chilly with frost possible in some valleys.
Tide tables show high and low water estimates for Fort Point with light and dark figure readings. Computations align with standard nautical tables for this date, and provide p m versus a m marks for daily coastal navigation.
A damaged OCR report from the nation describes widespread overcast and rain across much of the country. It notes measurable snow and temperatures in several towns including Old Town Maine Bangor and Denver with varying amounts and a general damp pattern moving into the Midwest and Great Lakes. The East Coast smarch weather and extreme regions are mentioned along with northern plains and Rockies temperature readings.
The Daily Review lists subscription prices and postage in a garbled notice. It mentions a March 3 1697 act and directs communications to 116 Winton Ave Hayward CA, with offices in San Leandro Fremont and others. The text is a fragmented, era-tinged advertisement page with multiple locations and vague contact details.
Strong winds hit Southern California causing power outages and damaged trees. Gusts reached around 43 mph with debris and dust in foothill communities. Palm Springs home blown from its foundation as wind halted the Palm Springs homecoming parade and coastal warnings extend to Newport Beach area. Traffic and road closures reported along major routes and coastal waters advised for small craft.
UC approves year round operation at Berkeley and Los Angeles starting fall 1964. Regents consider quarter or trimester calendars while maintaining compatibility with other university schedules. Four sessions under quarter, three under trimester. Summer session remains brief. Kerr says cost per student stays the same but overall attendance rises by about 20 percent.
UBT-A Ne gro handyman Harris Miller 31 faces murder rape and kidnapping charges for the strangling of Mrs Isabel Sinn 50 in Westport and terrorizing her 14-year-old daughter for 72 hours. Miller and Tosalle his common law wife were arrested in Soper ton Georgia as funeral services were held. They waived a preliminary hearing.
Los Angeles reports the Gemini program faces months more delay with a likely 1961 return. NASA officials cite complex engineering and funding constraints as the cause, while Apollo era figures discuss future space station plans as the race for manned spaceflight continues.
A proposed legislative report suggests reapportioning supervisorial districts every ten years to reflect population shifts. The plan, by Thomas Willoughby and approved by Chairman Clark Bradley, faces legal questions about court review and potential costly litigation if laws are not changed.
The grand jury at Oxford, Mississippi, issued a secret indictment related to civil and criminal contempt tied to the Ole Miss desegregation riot and admission denial of James H Meredith. Gov. Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson faced civil contempt findings. names withheld pending extradition actions and court proceedings.
New York stocks surged but faced volatility as the market opened with gains and moved higher into the afternoon. A UPI report notes sharp intraday swings, with prices hitting levels unseen since mid May amid rumors of civil unrest and concerns about police training amid rioting.
Stanford police fired an on campus officer after a burglary probe linked him and another university officer to seven tape recorders stolen from classrooms. Hartley Fi Con of Milpitas and Wesley J. Locklear of Centerville were arrested, with six recorders recovered and more arrests possible.
Paris AP reports most of the valuable paintings stolen 18 months ago from a Riviera resort have been recovered. All but one of the pieces were located, with authorities stating the recovery completes a long chase across multiple nations and venues.
In DOQUARNENDZ France rescue workers freed Albert Cam a well digger trapped after a fall into a cave roof or feed well. He is reported in stable condition with only slight injuries after most of the night’s operation by emergency teams.
Police say the collection by Moench AUSSEX Doty and Matisse was stolen from a converted chapel in Salad, July 17, 1961. Paintings were removed from frames, packed into a trunk, and hauled away after the break in at Annonelade Muycam.
The report notes Selimbert at 14.85 to 430.98, rails up 4.98 to 13L.03, and utilities down 2.72 to 122.79. A broad index rise pushes 63 stocks higher to 219.21, a gain of 5.75, with Dow averages continuing to trend.
The entry notes November 17, 1902 as the 32st day of the year with 44 to follow. It lists Mars as the morning star and Jupiter and Saturn as evening stars. Notable events include Congress convening in 1800, the Baer Canal opening in 1869, and Samuel Gompers forming the federation in 1881. A Mark Twain quote closes the piece.
San Jose State College coed Nancy Ellen Studl and her boyfriend Walter Dean, both from California, were held on burglary charges. Investigators traced the thefts through a purchaser of some stolen items, with the pair admitting bicycle use to reach and flee from homes in the Rose Garden area. They reportedly said they burglarized due to money shortages while detailing the spree across three weeks.
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