Weather Corner forecast for Porly cloudy night
Porly cloudy and so cold tonight with worsening conditions. Tomorrow cloudy with a high near 53 and a low around 46. Winds from the west at 15 knots.
23 Oct 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1961
Page
1
Porly cloudy and so cold tonight with worsening conditions. Tomorrow cloudy with a high near 53 and a low around 46. Winds from the west at 15 knots.
Cloudy through Tuesday with light showers possible. Highs mainly 63 to 75. Northern areas see snow above 6,000 feet by Tuesday, with warmer conditions in the north. Central areas remain cloudy or fair at times. coastlines experience southwest winds 10 to 20 knots with 40 to 60 percent rain chances.
A brief weather note reports yesterday and today's temperatures in Dequeypientyiren with measurements showing fluctuations across the period. No further details.
Tide tables for Fort Point St list nighttime high and low tides with buoy readings and phase notes. The page appears as a weather timetable with general timing cues and navigational emphasis for mariners.
AP analysis by James Marlow notes Nikita Khrushchev holds a high profile in Cold War brinkmanship. He used East Berlin to press the West, signaling strength with the Berlin issue while pursuing space and nuclear posturing, and hinting at a 50 megaton test to force Allied concessions. The piece weighs Western unity, Kennedy policy, and potential fallout from such explosions.
Burley Idaho residents face a severe snowstorm stranding thousands of hunters on the first day of deer season. Police report at least one death and several missing as crews plan air drops and snow plow convoys to reach game areas while forecasts predict more heavy snow today.
A neighborhood movie house in New Orleans east of downtown collapsed Sunday night, killing one woman and injuring 50 or more, including many children. An estimated 65 to 100 people were in the one story theater watching Homicidal when a sudden crackling noise preceded a 35 foot ceiling layer to crash down. A body was pulled from the rubble as emergency crews responded and the program at a nearby school was postponed.
AP reports in San Francisco that Alexbetweit real estate man and con Y Malcolmson, grandson of a famed Detroit businessman, was killed at the Sir Francis Motel. Police say little is known. Malcolmson, a furniture decorator, checked into a hotel under an alias before his death. The case ties to family finance and a divestment payment of $175,000 in 1903.
SAN JOSE reports a hospital protest among 161 volunteer doctors led by Morvon Manson resignation from the County Hospital staff. They oppose County Medical Director F. George Gillick s plan to hire full time department heads under county control. Manson says the policy may reduce unpaid staff participation as 400 visiting doctors stand with the protest. The Democratic Central Committee seeks an investigation by Attorney General Mosk to safeguard public health and interests.
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