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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1961

Page

1

Weather Corner statewide and coastal details

Weather briefs cover California regions including Southern and Central California with intermittent rain Sunday and Monday, scattered showers in the Central area, and mountain snow in places. Temperatures ease slightly with cool nights and daytime highs generally in the 40s to 50s, while winds vary to 12 to 37 knots in coastal zones and 5 to 35 mph inland, with rain chances from 8 to 60 percent across zones.

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Local Area Weather Forecast With Showers Possible

The Weatherman forecasts a few showers this afternoon with rain tonight and tomorrow a slight temperature drop. Rainfall yesterday at Oakland airport was 0.58 inches and Oakland 0.43 inches, with last year totaling 1.98 inches.

Oakland

Temperatures Readings Missing in Fragment

Fragmentary weather notes provide no clear highs or lows for yesterday. The readable bits mention temperatures but omit specific values, locations, and timeframes, leaving only an incomplete report.

Hamilton's foreign aid plan spans large year budget

The article notes Administrator Hamilton, tied to the Agency for International Development, discussing a fiscal year 1H budget of 65 billion with 3.877 billion for the coming year and more than 100 million from prior year funds. He stresses aiding allied nations to bolster independence while highlighting the challenges of foreign aid. The piece cites Kennedy era policy and references officials in Washington and New York.

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Unseasonal Western Storms Drench California Oregon

Western United States faced a blustery storm with heavy rain soaking parched California and southern Oregon while a cold snap dropped snow in Weed California and northern California. Strong offshore winds hit the New England coast as much of the nation enjoyed mild, clear conditions elsewhere.

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Daily Review Bath Reviews In Flaya Sparks Ad Publi...

Fragmented masthead text shows publication staff and offices across Alameda County California. It lists editors, publishers, and circulation roles, with multiple city offices including Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore. Subscription rates and postal details appear obscured.

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Nationwide strike action grips Pacific Bell and Western Electric

San Francisco reports a nationwide strike threat amid clashes between Communications Workers of America locals and Pacific Telephone and Western Electric. In Hayward, talks yielded little progress, with 200 additional workers joining the walkout. Officials warned of broader spread to Northern California and Nevada, potentially affecting up to 17 500 workers if not settled soon, while service reliability remains mostly intact due to automated dialing.

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Saigon Press Attacks U S Policy as Imperialist

In Saigon editors accuse the United States of imperialist aims in South Vietnam. Editorials published with government approval condemn U S policy as indecisive and critical of military aid offers while linking Vietnamese reforms to new aid conditions. Observers note similarities to Soviet rhetoric from Tass.

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Almanac Today Remembers November 26 Historical Dates

Almanac notes key events on this date including Washington declaring thanksgiving for the Constitution in 1789 and Ford roadster price context in 1825. It recalls occupancy trends in New York offices in 1930 and mentions a wartime Warsaw ghetto event. A thought from Benjamin Disraeli closes.

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Washington Unmiffed By Attacks From Saigon

U.S officials discounted South Vietnamese newspaper attacks on the United States. They suggested the pieces reflected Diem regime propaganda aimed at weakening U.S. backing for reforms. Kennedy approved decentralizing some authority to reduce military control and extend aid to Vietnamese villages.

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Cuba Tries To Stir Up Dominicans

Washington reports Cuba seeks to provoke turmoil in the Dominican Republic by urging people to kill President Joaquin Balaguer and those with him. Dominican exiles in Cuba reportedly organize groups aiming to create disorder as U S authorities monitor the situation and Navy ships patrol off the Dominican coast.

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Cutter Tows Crippled Tug Off San Francisco Bay

The Coast Guard reported a damaged tug named Canute Qureen under tow by a cutter after straining seas off Sonoma County. The tug, with seven crew, remained under its own power and aimed to reach San Francisco Bay with a Portland to San Francisco barge in tow. Winds around 43 mph, easing to about 49 mph, kept seas heavy. docking expected Saturday night or early Sunday.

San Francisco

Kennedy Interview With Soviet Editor In Hyannis Port

President Kennedy granted a direct interview to a Soviet editor and translator, conducted Saturday in Hyannis Port. The session covered major world issues and Russian views, with plans to publish in Izvestia. The translator hoped to have a full transcript ready by Monday night for transmission to Moscow.

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Death Takes GOP Leader at Missouri Ranch

AVA Mo AP William Ts Campbell prominent Los Angeles Republican and Southern California political figure died of a heart attack Friday night at his 2500 acre ranch southwest of Ava Missouri He had been visiting the ranch after attending an Episcopal convention in Detroit and died as he and his wife were preparing to care for Los Angeles in mid October He spent weeks in Branson Mo hospital and had seemed to recover before the fatal attack The funeral will be Monday at Branson Episcopal church with burial in Campbell Cemetery on the ranch.

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