20 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1962
Page
1
The forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with a late drop in temperatures. Tonight's low is expected to range from 40 to 48 degrees amid light winds.
Statewide forecast across California with fair conditions in most regions through Wednesday. Temperatures mainly 64 to 76 in valleys and coastal areas, with showers near Oregon and in the Mt Shasta Klamath region, light to gentle winds, some coast and offshore knots warnings.
California legislators heard witnesses accuse marriage counselors of chiacn ery and incompetence and urged licensing in the field. Attorney Mark F. Joseff cited counselors promoting improper advice and even perverted sex. some reportedly earned up to 180 dollars per hour handling multiple clients. The Assembly hearing aimed to conclude today.
Tide tables list low and high tides for Vine Mi and Iowa locations with sunrise at 6 87 and sunset near 4 15. The note mentions night time observations and a general forecast for the day, including references to Florid and Palnhy with partial times.
DETROIT AP Two men tied to Teamsters Local 298 face up to 32 years in prison and $50,000 fines each after a US District Court jury found them guilty on 32 counts of Taft-Hartley law violations. William Watts Sr. 52, president of Youngstown Cartage Co. and Rolland McMaster 49, secretary treasurer of the local union, were implicated in illicit payments and the formation of a company controlled union. Sentencing deferred pending a pre-sentence investigation.
Stanford economist Arnold Mitchell reports a surge in cultural participation across the United States. About 120 million Americans attend cultural events annually with concert and recital attendance outpacing major sports. The study notes 50 million active amateur artists and predicts the $2.5 billion arts market could reach $7 billion by 1960 amid rising civic pride and personal creativity.
Washington report on Jacqueline Kennedy hosting a White House concert marked by Tong Han as the Chinese pianist performing works by Svarlaki Schubert Liszt and Chopin. Dizzy Gillespie and Count Basie tributes appeared during Winter’s set while Mrs Kennedy praised the event and a wall portrait of George Washington quivered nearby.
The Navy will relocate three air units from Moffett Field to Lemoore Naval Air Station starting Jan 1 1983. The transfer spans three months and leaves five carrier attack squadrons at Lemoore along with two transport squadrons at Moffett, totaling 3,503 to 3,811 personnel.
California officials pursue criminal fraud charges after audits find welfare program drug overcharges. Investigations target multiple druggists including a Los Angeles store and a North Coast pharmacist suspected of inflating prices for state reimbursements. Government seeks suspension and possible civil action as probes continue after August directives.
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