26 Oct 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1961
Page
1
Weather observers note the rain prediction did not materialize with overcast skies and cooler air. Tonight temperatures range from 0 to 2 degrees with light winds from the north. Tomorrow may bring continued cloudiness and a mild warm up.
Cloudy conditions with showers probable through Friday across California. North regions including Yosemite and the Highway 30 corridor expect snow and rain at varying elevations, with colder, windy spells in the north. Central areas anticipate rain and cooler nights, while Salinas and Monterey Bay report cloudy fruitless forecasts with light to moderate winds.
Tide tables list heights and times for Ft Point with high and low tides. Provides sunrise sunset and nautical indicators for the day, noting a morning low water period and an evening rise, alongside dark and civil times.
The clipping records yesterday’s and today’s high and low temperatures across Southern Alameda County. Readings show varying conditions with localized differences in daytime highs and overnight lows affecting coastal valleys and inland spots.
Washington report says President Kennedy may back a plan for public fallout shelters along highways as part of highway construction. A letter from White House aide Ted Sorensen released Wednesday notes the idea could be included in Kennedy recommendations to Congress. Morton suggested building large roadside shelters in high population areas like interchanges, using trenches created by earthworks for protection at low cost. The proposal has been sent to Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara for consideration.
In Saigon President Ngo Dinh Diem marks six years since South Vietnam’s formation and urges tougher action against the Viet Cong. He asks armed forces and supporters to increase sacrifices and mobilize more fully in the campaign against Communist rebels.
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev rejects Japan protests amid Cold War tensions. US ambassador reports note US and Japanese officials in Bangkok and Bangkok discussions with Thai leaders Sarit Thani and Kenneth Young. The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization debate and war prep talk dominate a tense regional briefing dated midweek.
Washington IRS announced compromise settlements of 28 income tax cases in 17 states. Settlements ranged from five cents on the dollar, with most allowing monthly installments and yielding more revenue than forced asset sales. California cases listed with names and adjusted totals.
SACRAMENTO AP reports Yeager Co Riverside with a wien of 1 won the low bid for widening and reconstructing 4.8 miles of Burland Road from Route 142 to Kevnville. Seven bids were opened Wednesday.
Washington scientists conclude no proof current Russian nuclear tests raise US fallout enough to harm. They fear defining a dangerous fallout level is impossible and press access is restricted while officials advise against drastic actions like altering babies diet.
Manila mourns as the flag draped body of former President Sergio Osmena travels the route to its final resting place. Osmena, Philippines leader from 1944 to 1946, died last week at 33. Thousands line streets in somber escort. Scientists caution on nuclear test fallout while noting current radiation levels remain far below dangerous thresholds.
California health officials urge legislative enactment for mandatory milk pasteurization. Dr Richardson notes pasteurization protects against digestive diseases from raw milk, while some dairymen oppose higher costs. Few counties require it, but major cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles do. small counties near milk sources lag.
Washington AP says 30 million copper needles released to test a jam wool radio system cannot be located. A Midas 5 satellite ejected tiny copper wires intended to form a global shell around Earth to bounce radio waves. Lincoln Laboratory reports no radar contact yet after four days, with the experiment under Project West Ford in California.
The National Safety Council issues tips to protect costumed children from traffic, fires, and injuries. Advice includes using reflective costumes, staying in groups of four to five, carrying flashlights, and visiting homes that are well lit and occupied.
San Francisco officials warn that a second Bay Area rapid transit bond would raise taxes to fund the Marin County line and a new Golden Gate Bridge rail link. The plan, estimated at 1.1 billion dollars, hinges on a June or November election and a bridge board decision after an independent review.
Ford touts the Fairlane 500 as a full size car with compact efficiency. The feature rich model emphasizes interior space, reduced outside bulk, longer service intervals, new V8 and V6 engines, and improved durability aimed at broad family appeal.
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