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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1961

Page

1

Weather Corner San Francisco Bay Area forecast brief

Bay Area forecast shows rain today with clearing tonight across Northern California. Cooler Thursday with lingering showers north and in Sierra Nevada, near Salinas and Stockton. Winds turn northwest, with chilly nights and possible showers, Thanksgiving promises clearing skies after intermittent rain and brisk northwest winds.

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Weather note on yesterday highs and today lows

The report lists yesterday's high and today's low temperatures and rainfall in inches for the last 24 hours up to and including 1 a.m. today. It provides a concise snapshot of recent conditions with emphasis on temperature extremes and precipitation.

Evidence Of Soviet China Rift Mounts

The article details rising signs of a definitive split between Moscow and Peiping, with Peiping publishing a disputed speech by Enver Hoxha and Khrushchev’s coexistence stance clashing with Maoist revolutionary aims. It notes efforts to patch ties, a Moscow Peiping summit, and Hoxha’s sharp Nov. 7 critique as among the most publicized indictments of both leaders. The piece lists weather and city data as context but centers on Sino Soviet tensions and public exchanges.

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California CHP urges proper lane use on busy freeways

SACRAMENTO AP notes CHP and Patent Commissioner Bradford Crittenden urge drivers to keep right except to pass on divided freeways. A California study found slow vehicles in the fast lane cause stop-and-go traffic, extending delays up to five miles behind.

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Finn En Route To See Nikita Finn En Route To See Nikita

Helsinki dispatch reports President Urho Kekkonen traveling to meet Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Siberia. The talks aim to discuss Soviet demands for Russian Finnish negotiations on joint defense against West Germany.

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Medical Memos on tranquility and apathy

This memo warns against confusing calm with apathy, calls tranquility a healthy state while apathy erodes life’s meaning, and cautions against overusing tranquilizers or self medicating. It emphasizes prescribed use, warns that anxiety adds life’s challenge, and cautions that pills should not become daily diet.

Survive Atomic Fallout: Home Guide for Shelter Safety

A fragmentary wartime pamphlet explains handling fallout after a blast. It advises removing dust from a contaminated person outside the shelter, changing outer clothing, showering body parts, and keeping radioactive dust from entering living spaces. It warns radiation is harmful and provides rough dose effects, emphasizing quick dust removal and clean shelter practices.

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Two Plead Guilty To Espionage in Moscow Trial

Walter Nauman age 27 and Peter Sonntag age 22, German refugees from the East, pleaded guilty at Moscow's first public spy trials. They said they confessed only to the formal accusation, while the case alleged they planned to leave the Soviet Union with film of radar and power stations.

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Video Figure Wins Divorce

Video figure from Ameri ca Bandstaid has won a divorce from Har Kara Clark. Judge Eat Chadell of Cainon Pleats Court issued the final decree Tuesday. Ground details were not disclosed. Official papers were impounded amid a reported regime upheaval and highway disruption.

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Ike's Classmate Swing Resigns As Immigration Chief

Washington UPI reports Gen Joseph Swing, longtime immigration commissioner and ally of Eisenhower, resigns after a controversial tenure. Swing faced questions over travel, use of government vehicles, and alignment with deportation policies amid Kennedy administration shifts. Raymond Farrell named temporary replacement as Swing departs.

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Cuba flags US in Caribbean intervention charge at UN

Cuba accuses the United States of planning intervention in the Dominican Republic to block its democratic progress. Soviet and Cuban delegates pressed the charge in New York while the US denied planes and troops violated Dominican sovereignty after the exile of Trujillo loyalists.

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Top Security Man Resigns From NSA

Washington AP reports Wesley Reynolds, head of the National Security Agency security director, resigned at the Defense Department request under a standards of conduct directive tied to acceptance of favors from government contractors. It marks the second high level exit this week at the supersecret agency following James B. Cash Jr.’s firing from the Federal Housing Administration.

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Socialist Red Scare Sparks Navy Rightist Accusations

The article reports a clash between Socialist critics and Navy officials over alleged rightist ties in the military. Admiral Reynolds defends his past NSA personnel actions while the Un-American Activities Committee and the NSA investigate alleged security breaches and ideological bias. The piece ties in related disclosures about internal agency personnel and the FHA firing over a casino-tinged controversy.

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Walker resignation cited amid right wing influence in army

Thomas and Suall criticize Maj. Gen. Edwind C. Walker step down in Germany over pre blue information program. They accuse Goldthwaite of creating Project Alert at Pensacola base to indoctrinate troops with extreme right views. Suall argues the moral center of right wing activity in the military rests with Goldthwaite.

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Worm Charge Triggers Suit Against Actor McKay

In Los Angeles AP report, actor tiedner McKay is sued for 575000 damages after allegedly calling the TV show schooner wormy. Ship owners Marty and Margaret McDill claim libel and disparagement of property and demand damages from McKay and Tangle Publications.

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