12 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1962
Page
1
Weather Corner reports gale warnings for southeast winds from 40 to 0 miles per hour. Heavy rain tonight with winds easing and a less than 24 percent chance of showers tomorrow. Cooler tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s row will range from 52 to At.
statewide weather reports warn heavy rain and strong winds across regions including Northern Osillermia Merra Nevada and Salinas. Highs reach mid to upper seventies, with cooler nights and lingering south to southeast gale conditions diminishing tonight. snow levels noted in higher elevations across mit and nearby areas.
Yesterday's highs and today's 34 hour forecast include rainfall outlook and temperature range. Data shows cooler overnight with potential showers, affecting daytime temperatures and overall precipitation along the Tam region.
Twenty five days before the election both GOP nominee Nixon and Gov. Brown projected victory. Nixon spoke at Downey High School and attacked Brown over narcotics and John Birch Society links while Brown campaigned in Hollywood and Anaheim highlighting civil service support and charges of Nixon hypocrisy.
Friday October 12 marks Columbus Day with the 285th day of 196% and a full moon approaching. It lists notable events from 1492 to 1940, a Martian morning star, and a thought for the day. UPI photographs show new postage stamps and the 8 cent air mail design.
A congressional report in Los Angeles cites testimony that Wilkinson, a former field representative for the National Committee to Abolish the Un American Activities Committee, was linked to Communist fronts. Robert C. Ronstadt testified Wilkinson belonged to a so called security club until 1954 and Wilkinson is described as Mr Abolition in anti committee agitation.
Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver said the United States is ready to help other nations plan and establish Peace Corps operations abroad, signaling expanded international service and cooperation. The remarks were made in San Juan Puerto Rico as part of a broader discussion on global development and volunteer mobilization.
Norfolk report states Joan Morgan McKay, an actress from Memphis who appeared on Broadway and in plays with Ann Sheridan, was found dead in her west apartment. A fellow tenant said she returned from a two month tour, with speculation of overdose. Police examined the scene and notes indicate a possible suicide or accidental overdose.
American negotiator James B. Donovan pressed Castro for the release of 1,114 invasion prisoners in a mostly medicine and medical supplies offer. Donovan expressed optimism Castro would agree, while noting several points remain unresolved. He said no cash would be sent and that much of the donated goods would be provided at cost or free.
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