Weather Corner Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow
Weather corner reports E Fain and warmer through to morrow. Tonight's low will range from 6 to 10 degrees, 32 at night, winds northwesterly about 15 mph.
15 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1962
Page
1
Weather corner reports E Fain and warmer through to morrow. Tonight's low will range from 6 to 10 degrees, 32 at night, winds northwesterly about 15 mph.
Frantic Bay Aves: fair through Tuesday with high near 7.73 and low tonight 52. Northern California fair and warmer, Nevada fair and warmer, Sacramento Valley fair with highs 62 to 72 and low 42 to 50. Salinas Valley fair with local fog, Monterey Bay Area fair with highs near 77, Santa Clara Valley fair with highs 67 to 74, Fort Bray area fair and warmer, western California fair with coastal fog and NW winds 10 to 30 knots.
Yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures are reported for Southern Alam. The brief notice notes a warm day followed by a cooler morning with no precipitation mentioned. Data appears terse and fragmentary from the local weather section.
Washington AP The 87th Congress adjourned over the weekend ending its longest session since 1951 notching a mixed record Kennedy won some items but blanked three major programs Republicans faulted the lawmakers as a mismanaged session. The body backed foreign policy aims and parts of the Reciprocal Trade Expansion Act while approving aid for low income areas a wage hike and a power retraining plan. It resisted broad calls for social security funded health insurance and urban affairs department. Senate and House Republicans blamed Kennedy for the stalemate and limited accomplishments calling for more funding and action ahead of the November election.
A group of eight East German refugees celebrated a day of freedom in West Berlin as two escapees returned to help others. The group, including two women who had faced jail, recounted crossing a border waterway and cutting through barbed wire to reach a friend’s home. Guards had already repaired the hole, and authorities screened names to protect relatives. In a separate note, Kennedy’s foreign aid and spending proposals were debated as Congress wrestled over appropriations and the House Senate powers. A separate field report described a rescue effort and a plan to navigate a security checkpoint, with a key guide returning to guide others after a setback.
The Moral family figures in a chaotic Capitol standoff as House and Senate clash over adjournment and a big public works bill. Cannon used parliamentary moves to attack McCormack while a factional exit and barbed wire near a border area framed the tense scene. The week ends with passage of a $billion public works measure and a $590 million supplemental, including pensions for federal retirees.
A passenger bus swerved to miss an oncoming vehicle, overturned three times, and plunged into a river near Tora Igualada Spain injuring many and killing four all victims reported as Spanish officials said.
Princess Grace of Monaco optimistic that France's actions and the border tensions will not harm Monaco. She spoke amid a protest by workers and officials at a meeting in Monaco Union Hall, while authorities manned the border with customs checks
United States and West Germany restore focus to Berlin as Kennedy era officials say access to West Berlin must be safeguarded. Dean Rusk Bundy and Adenauer plan strategy talks with Khrushchev looming, intent on maintaining civilian and military routes while resisting Soviet pressure.
Meredith resumes classes at the University of Mississippi as U.S. officials weigh a Western response to Soviet pressure on Berlin. The Air Force veteran returns to Baxter Hall after a weekend away, while the nation braces for potential moves in the Berlin crisis and civil rights actions tied to Meredith's case.
The Soviet party urges Jworta to push for a denuclearized free liberty and for a German peace treaty to be signed. Neues Deutschland published a speech by Walter Ulbricht three weeks ago claiming East Germany achieved a German peace treaty and removal of NATO bases in West Berlin.
A feature on obesity discusses why people gain weight, citing psychological and social factors. It recounts Professor Bayer's hen experiments showing how serving food in courses or alongside others can spur overeating and suggests serving all food at once to curb intake. It notes Lola G. seeks fast weight loss and invites readers to write to Dr. Crane for guidance.
A tile map of Louisville from the Civil War era will be installed along the sidewalk in front of the Jefferson County Courthouse. The display is part of a citywide observance marking the Civil War era and its local history.
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