28 Nov 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1961
Page
1
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a small chance of rain. The Bay area forecast calls for winds from the south at 12 to 25 knots tonight and temperatures around 47 to 55 degrees. Rain chances rise to about 10 percent tomorrow as conditions develop.
Weather reports show fair conditions in the San Francisco area with a 40 percent chance of rain tonight and up to 70 percent Wednesday. Northern regions expect rain or snow above 4500 feet and warmer conditions in the north tonight. Valley areas remain cloudy with rain spreading Wednesday, and coastal zones anticipate rain tonight and Wednesday.
The report compiles diverse weather readings from cities like Albany Atlanta Buffalo Chicago and San Francisco with varying conditions from clear to cloudy to snow. It also notes a Berkeley library renovation project costing 170000 and a pair of odd local anecdotes including a Persian restaurant seeking permission for a belly dancer act.
Solons heavily criticized Boyd over leadership as McMillan labeled the $10 million state building in Los Angeles monstrous. He said he would not pose further questions to Boyd, accusing him of equivocation and buck-passing amid floor sagging architecture critiques.
SACRAMENTO AP John Morehouse chairman of the Madera County Planning Commission told a State Senate Committee that higher state spending on fire prevention would reduce days fighting fires. He urged crisscross firebreaks and sprinkler pipe lines in erosion prone Southern California to form firebreaks. Harry Baker chairman of the Madera County Control Burn Committee added large controlled burns create drop breaks and increase water hold.
A compact note discusses approval or acceptance of belly dances in a local venue or event, mentioning community response and potential guidelines. No named individuals or organizations are clearly identified in the readable text. Further context is limited by fragmentary OCR.
In New Delhi AP report notes Orthodox churches gain ground within the World Council of Churches as Protestant majority remains. The 90-member central committee to be altered with Orthodox representation rising to about 30 percent. The council includes 198 denominations and about 450 million members with Orthodox bodies counting 250 million globally.
NEW DELHI India AP Vice Minister Nehru told Parliament today that his government would do everything militarily possible to contain Chinese aggression along the Himalayan frontier amid calls for decisive action against the Reds.
Washington reports 1200 air national guard fighters from Arizona South Carolina and Tennessee have been activated for duty in Europe to reinforce American tactical air power amid the Berlin crisis. Sixty Starfighter jets accompany the units which joined eight other guard squadrons recently sent overseas.
Former Gov Goodwin Knight’s doctor says hepatitis with a four week recovery is likely though aides deny he will quit the 1981 gubernatorial race. Knight remains hospitalized in Burbank as test results are awaited and campaign officials stress a full campaign continues despite rumors.
In a period of nuclear war anxiety, Hormel and other major packagers weigh shelter food promotion. Industry officials report no dedicated shelter food line yet, but canned meals, fruits, vegetables, and ready-to-serve rations are favored for stockpiling. Survey shows production up modestly and firms wary of marketing during crisis.
Financial insecurity can create loneliness and fear in older adults as they age beyond sixty. Annuities provide a guaranteed regular income for life, reducing worry and enabling a richer, more satisfying sunset years. Many individuals live to advanced ages, making this steady income especially valuable.
The Almanac Today notes events on November 8 across history. It recalls Magellan's Pacific entry in 1620, Thanksgiving proclaimed in 1863, U. S. concerns over Syrian arms shipments in 1854, and a full-range ICBM test by the United States in 1958. It also mentions Venus as the morning star and Jupiter Saturn as evening stars, with a George Washington quote on constitutional rights.
Lima Peru AP reports a surge of U S officials diplomats and military advisers touring Latin America to study and report back to Washington. Embassy officers describe a mix of serious assessments and lavish junkets with senators representatives and their staffs joined by spouses.
John Coleman, 71, former newspaperman, author, and radio broadcaster, died Sunday in Falm Beach Florida. Born in Louisville Kentucky, he had a long career in journalism and public life, leaving behind a legacy in press and radio.
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