Weather Scene for San Francisco and Bay Area Likely Showers
Sunday and Monday bring variable cloudiness across Northern and Central California with scattered showers possible, light temperature changes. In the Bay Area and Salinas Valley, expect fair periods with morning fog in places and gentle to light winds, highs around the 60s to mid 70s and lows near the 40s to upper 50s.
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Tide Tables Readable Weather Summary
Weather card notes October 7 with sunrise at 7 and sunset at unknown times. Forecast includes variable cloudiness today and possible showers tonight or Monday morning. Temperature expected to stay steady with highs in the low seventies and southwest winds.
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World Red Meet Proposal Backed by Communists
In Tokyo AP reports that Indonesian Communist leader Aidit urged a world communist court to settle the Sino Soviet feud. The proposal seeks a jury to decide who is right in the China Soviet split, with Portugal and Paraguay signaling support and Moscow showing renewed interest. Khrushchev reportedly wavered on convening a world meeting.
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Daily Review masthead and office listing irregularities
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead with staff roles and mismatched names, plus scattered contact lines and old subscription pricing. It references Hayward and San Leandro offices, incomplete addresses, and unclear circulation details amid garbled OCR. The item reads as a production note rather than a news event.
Warning To Reds Issued In Honduras
In Tegucigalpa the two day old military regime under Col. Osvaldo Lopez Arellano gained business support as it declared orders to end political activity and crush pro Communist student protests. The government cited growing communist influence and ouster of Villeda Morales, with exile to Costa Rica, as justification for the coup and the ban on political groups.
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Sea Cruise Under Way For Jackie
Athens dispatch reports Mrs. John F. Kennedy sailing from Athens to Istanbul aboard Aristotle Onassis' Christina. The First Lady travels with Onassis and guests, after a farewell dinner, via Marmara Sea route, with Turkish President Cemal Gursel offering a villa near Istanbul. Weather in the Aegean was partly cloudy with rough seas and a threat of rain.
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County Pair Rescued In Philippines
Richmond attorney Louis L. Bernheim and Norman Bushberg of Piedmont were rescued from southern Luzon jungles after guides deserted them. Mrs. Bernheim said the two men were found by a missionary pilot near Jueva in Vizcaya province and flown to safety one by one. The rescue followed Bernheim’s phone report from Manila.
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Police Nab Abandoned Girl's Mom In San Francisco
A month-long police probe led to the arrest of 24-year-old Mrs. Kelley Castillion in Chinatown on charges of abandoning her two day old daughter. The infant, weighing 9 pounds 5 ounces at birth, was found in a housing project and later cared for by the juvenile home. Castillion admitted abandoning the child, saying she was broke and needed to “get rid of the child.” Her husband is in prison. the baby’s father’s ethnicity was not specified.
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Saigon Monk Sets Fire in Market Turmoil Rises
A young Buddhist monk in Saigon doused his robes with gasoline and set himself ablaze in the central market, his death fueling new turmoil in the Buddhist crisis against President Ngo Dinh Diem. Police beat reporters while U.S. journalists were denied access, as tanks and barricades sealed the city. Ambassador Lodge lodged a protest, and NBC and Times reporters were injured. The act followed a visit by a U.S. military mission to assess progress in the war against Communists.
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