Weather Corner Ogallala Area Weather Update
Ogallala area forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with considerable high cloudiness tomorrow. Tonight temperatures range around 5 to 53 with light winds.
19 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1962
Page
1
Ogallala area forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with considerable high cloudiness tomorrow. Tonight temperatures range around 5 to 53 with light winds.
Statewide forecast shows fair weather for many regions through Tuesday with warmer conditions in the north and coastal areas. Temperatures target highs around 70s to 80s, nightly lows 30s to 50s, and light to gentle winds with variable coastal breezes. Some northern zones expect cloud cover tonight and Tuesday.
Tide tables and sun times for the day at various locations list sunrise at 6 58 and sunset at 4 06 with high and low water estimates and notes on air time and dark phases for local harbors and points including SF and FY areas with incomplete OCR fragments.
Investigators in California probe a 31.2 million prescription fraud involving doctors and pharmacists. State welfare audits show some pharmacists substituted lower priced drugs for higher priced name brands for welfare recipients. The statewide field study spans multiple cities, with recent cases dating back to 1987.
Hagerty defends ABC coverage of Alger Hiss on Nixon program amid debates over press freedom. He says Hiss played a part in Nixon’s career, while maintaining support for free exchange of ideas and the press. In a taped statement Hagerty rejects calls to censor and emphasizes journalistic duty.
New York reports John Shubert died in Florida after a suspected heart attack aboard an Atlantic Coast Line train en route to Clearwater. The Shubert family empire, including 74 theaters and operations across Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati and Boston, may face succession questions as holdings value runs into hundreds of millions.
Washington reports a coin shortage hitting retail during Christmas, with pennies and nickels most scarce. Fed officials seek mint production funds, while banks nationwide report dwindling inventories, especially in the Northeast and Midwest, prompting talks of substitutes and urgent congressional action.
Thirty one people including four whites were arrested in Durban after a fleet demonstration against house arrest for subversives. A similar protest was dispersed in Capetown as Justice Minister Vors ter tightened measures.
In Paris United States Agriculture Secretary Freeman warned EU Common Market policies threaten Western unity and farm access to export markets. He urged retaining liberal world trade and threatened retaliatory actions if necessary to open markets for U.S. agricultural products.
Arthur Vining Davis, 95, former Aluminum Company of America board chairman, is to have private funeral services in Miami. Davis, a noted millionaire with wealth estimated around 350 to 300 million, began his career in 1888 as a six dollar monthly employee before rising to prominence and leaving no close relatives.
Oakland officials designate sky-shelters amid nuclear fallout concerns. Navy shelter expert Cmdr H L Murphy says mass between you and blast offers some protection, with walls and floors in tall buildings providing shielding. State disaster head William Ward Jr notes top floors remain unsafe due to downward radiation from debris if windows or roofs fail.
Almanac notes mark the day as November 19 with celestial alignments and historical events. Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address in 1863 at the national cemetery dedication. Tweed was convicted in 1874. Versailles treaty faced U.S. Senate rejection in 1919. Rockefeller pressed regional economic union in 1959.
An official warned that U S farm export prospects in Western Europe could be harmed by trade barriers and disruptions. He argued existing trade arrangements could not be sustained if Western European markets are impaired, affecting farmers' access to foreign markets.
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