05 Oct 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1961
Page
1
Mostly fair weather with morning fog and little temperature change through tomorrow. Winds from the west will range 12 to 22 knots this afternoon, while uprights tow ages remain around 43 to unspecified.
statewide weather reports cover the San Francisco Bay Area Salinas Valley Samy Churn Valley and Monterey Bay Area with fair conditions through Friday. highs range from the 60s to mid 90s and nights in the 40s to 50s with northwest to west winds 5 to 25 knots and coastal fog inland clearing periods.
Gov Brown and his new cabinet held a closed session to discuss how often the cabinet will meet and how open meetings will be. The governor said cabinet meetings will remain open to the press, with weekly attendance alternating by week. The reorganization groups eight major agencies under the executive branch and includes ex officio members like the attorney general and superintendent of public instruction.
Gov Brown named William F. Jensen, 23, Vallejo city councilman and Vallejo attorney, to the Vallejo Judicial District bench. Jensen chairs Tang County Democratic Central Committee.
A Memphis woman found eight thousand dollars in a department store bag after leaving with two batteries. Store officials apologized and thanked her when she returned the money. The cash was discovered in a torn receipt bundle from the day’s takings.
In East Berlin on a sightseeing tour, Egyptian students said they learned Syria broke away from the United Arab Republic last week. A student reported they knew nothing about the split, citing no access to newspapers or radio from the outside world.
Almanac entry for Thursday October 5 1961 notes the 278th day with 87 to follow and celestial references. It lists Picasso born in 1881, Pangborn and Weems completing the first nonstop Pacific flight in 1931, and a 1954 pact among Italy Yugoslavia the United States and Great Britain over Trieste. A Dickens quote closes the item.
United States and Soviet Union edge toward a candidate selection for the UN secretary general. Talks center on a temporary secretariat with limited veto power as both blocs seek to avert a Security Council veto paralysis. The debate includes who would preside, with U Thant’s position as a leading option amid bloc pressure.
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