Weather Corner Skies Update From Regional Forecast
A fragmented weather note indicates skies may clear with a trough nearby. Winds are expected from the west at 10 to 20 knots with variable morning conditions.
04 Oct 1961
Page 1
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1961
Page
1
A fragmented weather note indicates skies may clear with a trough nearby. Winds are expected from the west at 10 to 20 knots with variable morning conditions.
A garbled statewide weather brief outlines fair to coastal fog in many regions. Northern California shows fair skies with night and morning fog, while valleys report low to moderate temperatures and light winds. Surfaces: Monterey Bay, Salinas, Paso Robles and Hollister show variable temperatures with gentle to moderate winds and intermittent fog.
Readings indicate yesterday's high held cool and today’s low remains near seasonal norms. Weather data shows daily extremes in the region with minimal variation, suggesting a stable cooling pattern through the period.
President Kennedy signed a broad education bill amid reluctance while noting discord over costs. The measure extends federal aid to education through two twin programs, with about 250 million dollars yearly for the Defense Education Act. He vetoed a companion postal pay rise plan, citing increased deficits, and pledged to pursue broader reforms next session.
East-West drive for a temporary UN secretary general grows brighter amid hints of a formula that would include three deputies representing East West and neutral groups. Soviet delegates signal they seek a non veto temporary head while discussing Security Council approval and General Assembly considerations.
Washington reporters describe a Senate subcommittee hearing slamming delays and deficiencies in the weapon program. Critics cite issues in the weapon's production, testing, and battlefield readiness as the Army is urged to fix salvation and deployment concerns amid tension and policy debates.
Mateo County moves to acquire the financially troubled San Carlos Airport. The plan, approved by county officials, would involve a bid process and possible bankruptcy considerations, with Cal-West Aviation and Pal-West among potential sellers and operators named in the discussions.
Brandenburg, a developer of underwater sound equipment and head of a Navy sound research plant, died Tuesday. He led a research and development operation in Reading, involved in underwater sound measurements for the Navy during World War II. He was a native of Arizona, New Jersey.
A group of 88 Californians, members of the British American Club of Los Angeles, faced a long delay at London Gatwick after their President Airlines charter failed to show. With one plane grounded after a Shannon crash, a second group departed late from Dublin, while the Los Angeles party slept in the airport lounge or hotel rooms awaiting a new departure time.
Syrian leaders accuse Gamal Abdel Nasser of weakening the army by sweeping up officers and citizens, jailing thousands. Gen Abdel Karin Yatlcedin says Cairo influence and party bans drive political repression as Syria vows to curb Communist effect and expand security powers. Prime Minister Kuwatly cites 8,500 secret agents with a large monthly payroll, while authorities promise further action against Communist influence.
Mary Gurtoen won 705.60 in a suit against a cleaners for returning her mink coat ruined in handling. The judge awarded 700 for cost and 5.60 for the coat as a status symbol tossed by the incident. A San Francisco UP I report noted a regional post office director Raymond Holmquist sent a Christmas notice. In Bl ois France a Mrs Hesalig Thamss marked her 10th birthday and credited longevity to never having watered wine.
Almanac notes October 27 as a mid autumn day in 1961 with Venus as the morning star and Jupiter and Saturn visible in the evening sky. It recalls Abraham Lincoln's 1854 political speech in Springfield, the Edison patent claim ruling in 1892, and 1958 jet service from New York to London. A Machiavelli quote closes the item.
Ronald K. Henderson, 28, charged with the July 12 slaying of Joycg Marie Lovett at a motel, is said to enter a plea next Monday. Prosecutors claim a fatal shooting ended her life but the case remains under investigation with attorneys reportedly reconsidering trial strategy.
A Chicago mishap left thirty people injured when a passenger train rear-ended another, causing a serious collision on the South Side. Emergency crews attended the scene as investigators labeled the event a major rail incident.
The Motion Picture Association stated that film subjects dealing with sex deviation may be treated with responsibility without offense. The group noted film, like radio and print, can handle sensitive topics with restraint and discrimination, aligning with broader media standards.
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