27 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1962
Page
1
Forecast calls for cooler temperatures tonight with temperatures dipping into the mid teens. Expect daytime highs tomorrow near 20 with light winds and dry conditions.
Statewide forecast shows variable conditions across regions through Wednesday. Highs near 60 in many zones with lows in the 30s to 40s, winds ranging from light to moderate, with snow flurries and showers in northern and mountainous areas and cloudy conditions along the coast and valley regions.
In San Francisco UPI reports former Oakland police officer Kenneth G. Auller was acquitted by District Judge Stanley A. Wiegel on charges of illegally monitoring police radio messages for a news service. He operated a private broadcaster with receivers and stories for several outlets, dating from 1956. The judge granted the motion to acquit, signaling possible written reasons forthcoming.
President Kennedy and military leaders returned heartened after touring Southeast bases including Boca Chica Naval Air Station and Key West. He noted reconnaissance flights measure offensive capability with precision. Officials stressed security of the United States hinges on these demonstrations during a 12 hour flying tour.
The article ties the first aim of new privacy statutes to protecting private communications as reporters and police broadcasts raise concerns. Defense attorney Nicholas E. Trig argues monitoring in press rooms is common and often under an umbrella of general authorization. Seven police officials deny written authorization to Fuller, with six noting refusals to other groups. Also reported is the death of Albert Sarrait, 90, a former French prime minister and Indochina governor.
AP reports three states Minnesota Rhode Island and Massachusetts still contest results after election as counts and recounts proceed. Minnesota battles between Gov Elmer Anderson and Lt Gov Karl Ralvang. Rhode Island closeness between Gov John Notte Jr and challenger John Tee. Massachusetts recount shows Volpe gaining votes while Peabody remains ahead by margin.
In Sacramento AP report Max Rafferty takes over as California's superintendent of public instruction after Roy Simpson retires after 17 years. Simpson says the transition should be fairly easy while Rafferty warns it will be hard but doable. Simpson supported Rafferty's opponent Ralph Richardson and sees broad agreement with Rafferty on a program of sound public education. Rafferty pledges to pursue his depth philosophy of education and to develop ideas in the coming years.
Reported gale warnings extended along the coast from Cape May to Cape Hatteras as strong winds disrupted coastal areas. Forecasters noted gusts in the high range and urged caution for mariners and residents along the Atlantic seaboard.
New York reports reveal a singer and dancer planning a high profile wedding after meeting on Broadway last season. The couple shared wedding details and a brief address, planning a ceremony later this spring with travel to multiple coastal locations for the celebration. Meanwhile a winter storm edge tracks from Delaware to Florida, bringing wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour, heavy rain, and plunging temperatures from the Northeast to the Southeast.
Reports describe about 250 jet fighters on alert at Homestead and 200 interceptors at Key West ready within 90 miles of Cuba. The Army's 15 56L armored division moved rapidly by air and rail, as officials in Florida and Texas state the country faces possible force options amid heightened crisis talks and gratitude to combat ready forces.
Almanac Today marks November 27 with historical notes from 1901 when the War Department created the Army War College to train officers. It notes Truman’s 1945 appointment of George Marshall as special representative to China, 1951 Spain base plans scrapped, and Eisenhower’s 1956 NATO reassurance amid the Suez tensions. Kipling quote on clever women vs fools closes.
LillieJ, aged 102, celebrated Monday with her son Earl 72 and daughter-in-law Mrs Lafferty. Friends and relatives joined in as she recalled an extraordinary life including travels around the world. She said the quiet anniversary felt like the experience of a lifetime, despite not wanting a big celebration.
The 63 Chevrolet models including Impala Bel Air and Biscayne promise jet like silence and effortless highway travel. Self adjusting brakes a Delectron generator air and rain water rinsing system and rock panel rust protection enhance longevity. Smooth suspension and strong acceleration offer private calm on road tests.
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