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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1962
Page
1
Cloudy conditions continue tonight with a low around 28? to 56? degrees. Cooler tomorrow with a light rain likelihood and modest temperature drop expected. no significant precipitation expected beyond light showers.
A statewide forecast shows showers in Mt Shanta Siskivor area through Wednesday with snow at elevations above 61 NR feet. Sacramento Valley expects rain north today spreading to the valley by early Wednesday with highs 74 to 84 and cooler midweek. San Joaquin Valley mainly fair, with rain possible in extreme north Wednesday and highs around 76 to 80. Monterey Bay Area mostly fair today with increasing clouds tonight and potential showers Wednesday, highs near 72. Santa Clara Valley fair with showers tonight and Wednesday, highs mid 60s to low 70s, gentle winds.
Tide tables list times and heights for coastal waters with high and low tides, sunrise and sunset, along with notes on dark hours and faint warning details. The fragment includes times such as 3:26 and 10:14, height measures and a rough statement about tides, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Yesterday reached a high temperature and today shows a low with rainfall measured at 4.4 mm up to 7 minutes. The readings reflect brief precipitation and mild temperature changes from yesterday to today.
Yemen rebel leaders report strong backing from the United Arab Republic as UAR troops and planes bolster operations around Sana and other key cities. Reports describe expanding military aid, with personnel and aircraft assisting the revolt against the monarchy, while reports of Royalist advances surface amid looming clashes.
Brazil election returns show former president Quadros trailing Adhemar de Barros and Jose Bonifacio in early results. Balloting for deputies and state offices continues as Sao Paulo officials report mixed gains for allied candidates while the final outcome remains uncertain.
Almanac for October 9, 1962 notes Yale College founding in 1701 and Yorktown events in 1781. It records 1858 mail reach to St Louis after 23 days from San Francisco and Pope Pius XI’s death in 1958. Monroa quote on national honor.
A Yemeni legation in Washington says Prince Saif Al Selam al Hassan reports loyalist troops will soon encircle Sana and remaining rebel areas. Hassan, backed by tribes and Saudi King Saud, claims the throne after rebels said they slain the monarch’s nephew. Saudi denial and Jordanian support followed.
Police hunted a man for raping and strangling a wife of a divinity student and killing her two year old nephew Ruth Knudsen. The child David Beatie was found strangled in his bedroom. The mother was found on the kitchen floor with a towel around her neck. A daughter Pamela, four months old, survived with burns. The husband Janes, a student, reported the scene as the attacker struck during breakfast. The killer fled the Avusu Bihe College area as officers pursued leads.
Santiago reports the Chilean government suspended dollar sales to ready for a likely devaluation of the escudo this week. President Jorge Alessandri warned the economy’s poor state necessitates the devaluation. Officially the escudo is valued at 1.08 per dollar, with the open market showing a weaker rate.
Akron story reports 17 year old Judy Bushong expelled from Springfield Township High School for refusing gym shorts citing religious conviction. School board unanimously approved the move after principal James Stane and superintendent Charles Rieger supported the policy. Local ministers offered mixed views on constitutional rights and modesty, with some defending freedom of conscience and others citing school regulations.
Cape Canaveral reports Explorer 14 relays excellent data on space radiation. The 88 pound satellite orbits 17 to 1,100 miles above Earth counting electrons protons and cosmic rays as it gathers streams from solar activity. NASA officials say months may pass before signals become usable science guiding weather, communications and future crewed missions.
BERLIN AP Western Allies protest East German guards blocking a British army ambulance bound for a man shot near the Berlin Wall. Soviets refused to accept the protest. West Berlin officials warn of possible retaliation but predict no immediate action. Western officials note precedent for blocking traffic and the risk of armed escort demands. Mayor Brandt's party calls for Soviet vehicles banned in West Berlin, though no plans are indicated.
The article notes Allied protests over an ambulance incident in Berlin during wartime occupation. Russians reject the protest, calling it for East Germany's regime. East German guards reportedly killed two East Germans attempting to swim the Spree to the West, witnessed by a survivor on the western bank.
Frank Murphy and Associates of Bartow announced completion of a Saturn rocket launch pad in Florida. The firm, under a $750 000 contract begun in June, built the pad and a service tower, with the tower already delivered and the pad awaiting inspection and transport to Cape Canaveral.
The General Accounting Office accuses the Army of buying 890000 dollars worth of Nike Hercules missile parts not needed and ordering 1.9 million more. The GAO cites weak Army supply controls from 1958 to 1961. It notes total excess procurement reached about 2.6 million dollars by December 1961 and urges tighter controls and realistic demand data. The Army defends Nike Hercules as a high priority weapon.
AUGUSTA Maine Ray Prost 72 died of a heart attack Monday while waiting for a prescription for his coronary condition.
An ad claims Ostrex tonic revives tired worn wives by restoring vitality and a youthful appearance. It touts iron content and amino acids, urging readers to try tablets at their local druggist to achieve more pep and vigor.
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