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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1962
Page
1
A weather update notes partial clearing with a few showers tonight and tomorrow. Cooler temperatures expected with a low ranging from 0 to 56 degrees and south to southwest winds near 10 to 22 miles per hour.
Statewide weather notes showers proceed through Thursday across the Bay Area and Northern California with cooler conditions. Highs mostly 60s to 70s, lows around 50s, winds from 3 to 22 mph varying by region.
Tide tables show high and low tides with times such as 10 14 and 52, noting sunrise at 7 15 and sunset at 6 38. The fragment mentions figures for daytime and night values but lacks complete data.
AP reports United Press photographer Roddey Mims and courier John Steinberger were briefly detained by National Airport police for entering a restricted area while covering Jacqueline Kennedy’s return from a three month vacation. Secret Service cited improper conduct. three rolls of film were seized then returned at the White House. No charges filed.
Meredith outlined the unfolding riot fallout at the University of Mississippi as federal troops pull back, 20 students involved in disturbances, and Navy or Army actions shift to university discipline. He faulted Army segregation of Negro units and defended NAACP ties while confirming possible criminal charges against students.
A pasted interview outlines Nixon’s positions on state governance and anti crime policy. He criticizes current administration, advocates limiting Communist influence, and proposes overhauls in employment, education funding, and state water projects plus tougher crime measures and capital punishment. He pledges vigorous leadership and sovereignty for California.
AP dispatch from Nashville reports a convention of the World Secret Service Association where investigators challenged public ideas about private investigators. They discussed military unit segregation and the role of private detectives with police, noting tensions over race and firearms during debates.
Northern and western regions report continued rain and cool 40s, delaying the World Series fifth game in New York City. Memorial services and graveside rites are planned in the Northeast and Northwest as light showers extend from Point Reyes to Montana, with donations urged to nature preservation groups.
Clem Miller, 45, will be buried Saturday near the Point Reyes National Seashore after a plane crash east of Eureka killed him and two others amid heavy weather. The Democrat congressman died Sunday in the crash.
In Rio de Janeiro a faltering bid by former president Jania Quadros for governor of Las Pauls state trails Adhemar de Barro in early returns. With 40 percent tallied, de Barro leads 490,844 to 438,453 for Quadros as figures from San Francisco and Oakland report.
Key West filing reports Havana charging that a U S Navy plane violated Cuban air space and fired nine rockets near the U S base at Guantanamo Bay. Cuban authorities say the incident occurred today and escalates tensions between the two nations.
Studebaker Corp. said Tuesday it has purchased Trans International Airlines Inc. of Burlingame California, a supplemental air carrier, for an undisclosed amount. Kirk Kerkevian will continue as president of the lines, as Studebaker expands diversification in aviation.
Almanac Today marks October 10, 1962 the 283rd day with Mars as the morning star and Venus Jupiter and Saturn as evening stars. It recalls the Naval Academy opening in 1845 the Chinese revolution of 1911 Wilson Panama Canal event in 1913 Chiang Kai-shek in 1948 and Jane Austen quot Thoughts for the day.
A Kennedy pony named Macaroni escaped injury after a trailer hitch failed on a truck carrying two Kennedy horses near Guilford. Safety chains held. driver pulled off the highway on the Taconic Yankee Turnpike. Sage, the other horse, remained uninjured as the trailer detachments secured the animals.
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