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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1961
Page
1
Variable cloudiness is forecast for tonight and tomorrow with minor title change. Tonight's highs will range between 40 and 90 degrees while tomorrow's highs are between 53 and 62 degrees.
statewide forecast shows variable cloudiness across California tonight and Sunday. Notable notables include milder valley readings, winds 4 to 15 mph, and scattered high and low clouds. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 30s in inland areas with coastal fog and low clouds returning.
A weather bullet lists regional temperatures with yesterday’s high and today’s low across many cities. It records varied conditions from cloudy to clear in locations including Los Angeles Fresno San Diego San Francisco Philadelphia Seattle and more, with highs near the upper 40s to mid 60s and multiple city specifics.
Tide tables list high and low water in Bundai with nautical details. Sunrise time noted at 55 minutes past the hour and sunset references accompany the data.
Mrs. Jackie Kennedy slipped from a horse during a Piedmont Hunt ride near Upperville Virginia. She was unhurt, quickly rose, and rejoined foxhunters after the fall. A White House aide said the First Lady would not be distressed and the incident was described as a minor mishap.
The Daily Review lists subscription rates and multiple local offices in Hayward Fremont Livermore and Lockhaven Calif with annual and weekly pricing. It notes a second class motion under congressional action and provides addresses for circulation and editorial bureaus.
Aid convoys carried relief goods to isolated coastal communities cut off by the cyclone. Communications were being restored as workers assessed damage and tallies of casualties rose, with efforts noting families missing and residents awaiting further assistance.
San Francisco Chronicle quoted US Army officials stating at least 140 helicopters and 40 transport craft would depart Alameda Naval Air Station bound for Saigon, with troops from Ft. Lewis and Ft. Bragg assigned. The USS Corwin carrier conversion was named as set to sail with the unit.
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller and wife Mary Todhunter Clark reportedly plan divorce after 31 years of marriage. The couple, long separated, own multiple residences in New York and Maine. Rockefeller’s political future remains unaffected as divorce plans proceed under a tentative separation agreement with no public comment from family spokespeople.
New York AP report details Nelson A Rockefeller and his wife considering a broader political path. It notes a potential Republican presidential run, Nixon and Goldwater as rivals, and past First Lady dynamics impacting public image. The piece weighs risks to a New York governorship reelection and party prospects.
Berkeley AP report details a disruption at a University of California symposium where a Machureh group attacked the event over alcohol. A speaker defended modern views on drinking while university officials condemned the protest as improper for a campus forum.
Almanac notes for Saturday November 18 1961 mark the 822nd day of the year with 43 cars expected. It recalls standard time adoption in 1888 and the creation of time zones. Mentions Panama Canal treaty signing in 1908 and John L Lewis leading anti industrial groups in 1939.
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg urged the AFL-CIO to stop internal skirmishing and focus on organizing workers. He criticized jurisdictional fights and cited stagnant union growth, noting Albions added 38,000 members since 1958 while overall membership declined to 12. The commissioner stressed the need to recruit nationally as industrial labor shifts.
Trustees discuss a proposed tax increase to fund district needs including teacher salaries, books, and materials. They warn of budget cuts and potential higher class loads if the tax measure fails, while stressing maintaining educational quality and building a reserve.
About 100 cattlemen are expected to hear Miss Joan Linn discuss markets schools and consumer education programs at the Dublin Corral. Linn works with the council to support point of sale materials publicity and ongoing consumer education efforts. The meeting is set to begin at 1 pm.
Dr Wesley RK Ball of Stanford urged more physical activity for Americans at a California chapter meeting. The discussion focused on health benefits and the need for regular exercise across the population.
Dr Joost Sluis a leader in the Christian Anti Communist Crusade told Christiana Women’s Club of Southern Alameda County that communists differ in how they pursue power. He warned Americans must combine knowledge and ideology with action and urged attendance at an anti communist school in Oakl and abt end of January noting a 7000 attendee rally in Omaha with seats for 2600.
Emilia Reberte 76 of Hayward was robbed of 2500 at the Wells-Fargo Trust Co branch on Elmhurst Drive. The bandit, described as neatly dressed, fled after demanding money with a warning. Reberte died Thursday at local hospital. service set for a daughter and a son survivor. Funeral services and wake details provided by Sorensen Bros. Chapel. Local police continue investigation. victim previously lived 43 years in Hayward and belonged to Mutual Benefit Association community groups.
Funeral services were held today at Albert Brown Mortuary for Howard Ainsworth former San Lorenzo Elementary District superintendent Paul Ehret and for Grace Tyler of Oakland. Ainsworth survived by wife Mazel and children and held leadership roles in Boy Scouts Rotary Club and local chambers. burial at Holy Sepulchre in Hayward. Tyler died after a long illness, native of Duke, survived by husband Willard and children, services at Western-Salem Chapel then Evergreen Cemetery Oakland.
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