05 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1962
Page
1
Fair today and tonight with low cloudiness near the ocean and little temperature change. Tonight's low 47 to 33 with winds 10 to 12 miles per hour. Saturday remains similar with mild conditions and light winds.
A flood of garbled climate notes covers the San Francisco Bay Area through the Central Valley with scattered, inconsistent highs 60s to 80s, lows 40s to 60s, and light to brisk northwest winds. Coastal overcast and fog appear near Salinas and Monterey Bay, while mountain and interior valleys show fair, warmer conditions into Saturday amid variable winds and dew.
Washington AP reports adjournment looms as three key measures face final action. Foreign aid and the Agriculture Department funding bills dominate debate while conferees try to reconcile Senate and House positions on a pension-fund proposal and other spending in a rush to adjourn by Saturday night.
Tide tables note sunrise at 6:47 and sunset at 6:47 with high and low water figures. Computations show far sides at Florida Point, 5 F.
In Garden City New York Stevie Weber marked his sixth birthday with a surprise aboard a Long Island Rail Road train. His father Floyd and the crew welcomed him in Hicksville where a frosting cake awaited him.
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield reported passage of all remaining important bills except the clean-up appropriations measure as congress faced three unsolved disputes. White House moves included sending a trade expansion bill and a drug regulation measure to the president while Cuba policy centered on economic warfare to curb Soviet support. President Kennedy urged allied help to raise costs of Cuban imports and exports and deter Castro’s regime, amid a year of electoral concern and calls for tougher action.
Margaret Edyple in Peterborough said she gave up six children because she could not afford to keep them. Janet was placed with Pauline Rowell, while Elizabeth Kathleen and Leslie were adopted by a Newcastle family. Mrs Edwards, 24, now has a full time factory job and hopes to improve her situation to regain her children later.
Almanac entry for Friday October 5 1862 notes the day number and moon phase. It recounts 1918 Allied breakthrough on the Hindenburg line and 1921 first World Series broadcast by Grantland Rice. It also mentions 1931 transpacific flight arrival Wenatchee and 1961 cancer revelation of Speaker Sam Rayburn and a Holmes quote.
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