Weather Corner Local Area Weather Update
Occasional rain tonight and possible again tomorrow with gale warnings for southerly winds 30 to 45 mph. Winds shift to southwest 10 to 18 mph tonight. Tonight's low forecast from 36 to 38 degrees.
11 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1962
Page
1
Occasional rain tonight and possible again tomorrow with gale warnings for southerly winds 30 to 45 mph. Winds shift to southwest 10 to 18 mph tonight. Tonight's low forecast from 36 to 38 degrees.
Statewide rain today tonight and Friday with highs 65 to 78 across regions. Northern California rain north of Salinas and Stockton, gusty south winds and gale warnings from Point Arena to Half Moon Bay. Sierra Nevada and Mt Seasta risks include rain snow above 000 feet, cooler air and strong south gales. Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys see rain today tonight and Friday. highs 66 to 78, showers fringe Friday. Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley report rain today tonight and Friday with moderate winds and crests near 60 to 68. Fort Bragg region faces heavy rain today tonight Friday with gale warnings and fluctuating temperatures.
Yesterday’s high and today’s temperatures and rainfall data cover a four hour window ending at 7 a.m. today. Measurements include highs, lows, current readings, and total precipitation for the period.
A California official defends balanced budgets with a $45 million surplus and two new taxes planned, contrasting with Nixon’s proposed cuts. He cites $27 million saved by economies, defends anti crime stance, and criticizes Nixon’s grasp of regional issues while highlighting development efforts and state university policies.
UPI reports the U N General Assembly debate on a nuclear test ban shows the Soviet Union and the West far apart. Adlai Stevenson said the United States and Britain reject a resumption of uncontrolled moratoriums and demand verifiable limits.
Thomas W Braden president of the State Board of Education denies attacking public schools in a Sept speech. He says the speech contrasted public and private schools and noted no plan to resign from the education board.
In a heated exchange during the California treasurer contest, Democrat Bert Betts denied Republican John Busterud’s charges that aides sold promotional stocks. Busterud cited Santina Meo and E. Lee Friedrich as involved in conflicts of interest. The dispute unfolded amid wider campaign twists including Gov. Brown’s fishing trip controversy and Nixon-era politics.
Nixon traveled the San Francisco Bay Area to rally support as his hard fought contest with Gov Edmond Brown intensified. He accused Brown of personal vilification and pressed for face to face debates while outlining proposed budget cuts and reform measures across crime taxes and state programs.
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