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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1962
Page
1
The forecast calls for low cloudiness tonight and tomorrow morning giving way to fair skies. Temperatures will reach into the 70s with moderate westerly winds. Hayward temperatures show yesterday's high and today's low around 34.
Albany to Washington coverage notes Senator Shelley alleging Nixon aided a Romanian Nazi linked figure Malaxa with special favors allowing entry to the United States. The piece cites Klein, Rogers, and a Fresno telecast, referencing Nixon's campaign actions and Malaxa’s past as a munitions maker and financier of the Romanian Iron Guard.
Shelley claims Nixon aided Malaxa during the Korean War by promoting Western Tube Corp. to build a plant in Whittier California. Malaxa’s name was removed from a House committee list as Shelley lists presidential and senatorial connections urging priority for the firm’s certificate of necessity.
Statewide forecast shows mostly fair conditions through Sunday with occasional morning cloudiness and light temperature changes. Regional details include highs around mid to upper sixties to seventies in cities like San Francisco and Monterey, variable winds from light to brisk, and scattered clouds across the Sacramento and Salinas valleys.
Heavy rains drenched New England with up to 6.23 inches at Boston suburbs. Brookline streets flooded as gutters choked by leaves blocked traffic. Midwest fog and a busy O'Hare disrupted arrivals. jets circling unable to land amid widespread highway accidents.
The notice provides publication details for The Daily Review including publisher president and staff roles, second class matter status, subscription rates, and multiple city office addresses in Hayward Alameda County California with various office locations in San Leandro Fremont Livermore and contact references.
United Nations Washington briefings report Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet envoy Gromyko may discuss Berlin during a series of meetings. Western diplomats note Khrushchev’s stance toward a German peace treaty, while U.S. and British officials weigh the timing of renewed talks amid looming elections.
Tide tables for Sunday October 7 show times for high tides at 8:42 AM and low tides at 3:31 PM. Sunrise is 7:10 with sunset at 6:45. water levels and exact tide times depend on local coastal conditions.
New York reports the stock market halting its retreat with a limited counter attack. Week gains include Dow Jones industrials up 76 to 386.59, rails up 0.68 to 36, utilities up 1.20 to 65, and the S&P 500 rising 0.80 to 57.07. Volume for the week was 12,956,680 shares.
Almanac entry for Saturday October 6 1962 marks the day in history with milestones from 1890 Utah Mormons renouncing polygamy to 1927 The Jazz Singer the first full length talking movie and 1955 United Airlines DC-4 crash at Medicine Bow Peak. Mars shines morning star. evening stars Venus Jupiter Saturn.
Los Angeles AP Gov Edmund G Brown asks Richard Nixon to answer press questions about a long secret $205 loan to Nixon’s brother from Hughes Tool Co. Brown, up for reelection, accuses Nixon of avoiding direct inquiries while urging a direct debate to address alleged improprieties.
A Santa Cruz physician, Dr John D Fuller 35, faced felony manslaughter charges over the death of a baby boy delivered by forceps. The grand jury transcript was released as defense and officials argued the case centers on a loan from a defense contractor to a public figure.
Congress struggles to end its session with pensions and pork in dispute. The House failed to act on vital measures while the Senate halted until Monday, leaving adjournment dates uncertain. Leaders warned of potential extensions beyond next Saturday as campaigning swells.
The Oxford campus faced a tense calm as boos and reports of gunfire fueled fears of a return to normalcy. Mered ith’s whereabouts remained hidden, National Guard numbers dwindled, and federal marshals scaled back as Ulysses Kennedy said tensions eased. Police noted a car with a possible pistol, while NAACP reported white violence near Carthage with no injuries.
In Tulsa an unnamed thief smashed the Quaror store window by a rock, seized a bottle, and fled. The incident occurred as patrons watched, with no injuries reported and police called to the scene.
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