13 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1962
Page
1
Bay Area stormy weather drags into Friday with forecasters predicting an easing tonight and tomorrow. Rain chances 70 percent tonight and 30 percent tomorrow, winds from 20 to 38 mph. Temperature details incomplete.
Statewide weather report across Northern and Central California with heavy rain today and showers tonight. Snow level around 4000 feet near Mt Shasta, higher in Sierra. Gusty southerly winds, highs mostly in 60s, cooler Sunday, scattered showers in many valleys including Salinas and Paso Robles.
Washington and California lawmakers clashed over a 24 billion dollar public works measure as the 1962 session faced adjournment. Friction between House and Senate stalled final action. leaders pressed to muster quorum and approve a five to ten billion package before adjournment.
The House debated a measure rerouting public works funds with aims to restore Oregon projects amid Senate opposition led by Senator Morse. Rep. Kirwan indicated Oregon items were cut after a Senate attack on a Washington aquarium. If passed, the Senate must act on two bills related to the public works program.
In Monaco a tax dispute with France leads to border checks by three customs agents at the Western frontier. France seeks taxes on Monaco goods and considers blocking mail. Prince Rainier campaigns as talks pause with hopes for rapid resumption. Grace Kelly remains in Paris.
An item lists subscription rates including daily and Sunday prices and provides multiple office addresses in Hayward Alameda County California. It mentions Winton Avenue Hayward and several satellite offices in San Leandro Fremont Livermore and Lockhaven with contact details and affiliations. The text also contains garbled names and stray phrases.
An AP report from Miami details attorney James B. Dinlovan undergoing treatment for presumed delusions. Family members and the Caycan Families Committee express confidence he will regain sanity and plan arrangements related to a Bay of Bigs invasion of prisoners.
The New Orleans hearing on Barnett's contempt case against Mississippi officials was postponed as the court reviews desegregation questions. Barnett opponents warn of immediate disciplinary moves if less forceful actions occur. The Mississippi case centers on Governor and board responses to court orders amid campus unrest and protests.
President Kennedy pressed deeper into western Pennsylvania focusing on progress and party unity. He linked Southern Democrats with Republicans to attack Nixon era conservatives and urged voters to back Democratic nominees for Congress, arguing for strong progress and electoral gains in Indiana Kentucky and related states.
Nixon blasted Brown during a Pittsburgh stop and before crowds in Columbus Day events in New York and Newark as he campaigns to build Democratic majorities in Pennsylvania for 1964. He hinted he will return to Philadelphia and other eastern spots, urging voters to back progressive Democrats. He contrasted Kennedy and Nixon on policy and attacked Republicans as a standstill party while stressing domestic programs.
In Washington AP reports that U S officials say Cuban exile raids threaten ships bound for Cuba. State Department says penalties on Communist trade will raise costs for Soviet bloc shipping and reduce Cuba’s income, with a broad warning to maritime powers about attacks by anti Castro raiders.
New York trading on the NYSE marked its slowest week of the year with the S and P 500 closing at 56.95, down 21.0, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.12 to 5,AG.47 and rails slid 1.68 to 116.04. Total shares traded reached 11,822,758, the year’s lowest five day tally, as Borvette led activity with 124,200 shares and closed at 277 1/2.
The Almanac Today for Saturday October 18, 1962 marks the 286th day with the moon full and Mars visible. Notable anniversaries include 1775 naval fleet order, 1792 cornerstone of president’s house in Washington, and 1937 Nazi pledge on Belgian neutrality. Cer vantes quote closes the day.
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