Weather Corner Forecast Ends Tomorrow
Fair conditions continue through tomorrow with morning fog and little change in temperatures. Tonight’s low will range from 42 to 48 degrees with Westerly winds around 5 miles per hour.
21 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1962
Page
1
Fair conditions continue through tomorrow with morning fog and little change in temperatures. Tonight’s low will range from 42 to 48 degrees with Westerly winds around 5 miles per hour.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions for most regions with morning fog in many areas. Highs range from 60s to mid 70s, with cooler northern interiors Thursday. Coastal and valley regions expect light to moderate winds and a mix of fog, showers mainly in extreme north.
Vatican delegates wrangle over a document on sources of revelation with liberals seeking Bible study emphasis and unity, while conservatives push Catholic dogma. After four days, votes show a thin edge for liberals but fail to reach two thirds, signaling potential stalemate amid global episcopal divisions.
Lockheed Aircraft Co and the International Association of Machinists resume talks Friday in Burbank California over an agency shop. The union opposes Lockheed’s plan and threatens a strike that could slow Polaris missile work and other defense projects at Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg. The Federal Mediation Service urged both sides to reconsider, while the union pushes for a countrywide vote on union shop terms.
Damaging wind and rain storms lessen across the Northwest as colder air moves in. Showers and cloudy skies spread through the western two thirds, with landslides and floods reported in places. Strong winds sweep east toward the Mississippi Valley and Central Plains, with temperatures generally 10 to 15 degrees below yesterday.
In Pityburgh police report a safe was cracked during a high speed burglary attempt. The chief clerk, who knew the combination, died last week, complicating access to the scene at Pater Court.
Thousands of Pakistanis paraded in Rawalpindi against arms supplies to India. The protest referenced a seven bill package and included stray pigeons reportedly returning by airliner.
Three Republican lawmakers including Charlen J. Conrad Robert Monagan and Howard Thelin with GOP whip Don Mulford endorse Caspar Weinberger for Shell’s minority leader post. They praise his leadership and urge the state central committee to resist replacing Weinberger and other officers. Shell criticizes Weinberger after Nixon’s gubernatorial loss.
An Air Force Mace tactical missile exploded Tuesday during a training exercise at Cape Canaveral Space Center. No injuries were reported and officials provided no reason for the mishap as the missile was being prepared for firing.
Matt Cvetic recounts a close call while reporting to the FBI, including a staged escape from communist agents Beskaroff and Broze at the William Penn Hotel. He describes a tense elevator chases, a hurried hotel room change, and a risky insurance swap to mislead pursuers, noting the constant threat of discovery and a sleepless night of fear.
Almanac entry for Wednesday November 21 1962 notes the 825th day of the year with 40 days remaining, Moon nearing new phase, morning stars Venus and Mars, evening stars Jupiter and Saturn. It lists historical milestones from 1879 Edison talking machine in Menlo Park to 1969 Congo UN clash, plus Whitman quote about liberty.
President Kennedy marks Thanksgiving with prayers and praise for unity and plenty while Plymouth Mass holds Pilgrim observances. Hyannis Port hosts the Kennedy family for the holiday weekend as service members nationwide share 112000 turkeys and trimmings despite alert status.
In Dallas AP reports a travel gag offering a whale safari to Misery Alaska as a humorous ad. David Wade a travel agency executive says the stunt aimed to test reader reaction and drew over 200 inquiries with plans for air travel by icicle dog sled and heated canoes.
Washington disputed a radio report that a U S warplane bombed a Cuban freighter in international waters near Bermuda. A Defense Department spokesman said there is no basis for the report and called it false.
A long post from Parma Mali details a two month trip to the Soviet Union and a postcard sent to Felina village, Mosca district. The card, addressed to World’s Fair, was intercepted and returned by Moscow postal offices, tied to American Indian youth channels. The item notes cooperation between Indian Youth Commission Mosca and officials, with references to Arrow and Moscoy.
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