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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1961
Page
1
Forecasters expect fair Weather throughout the Laibor Day weekend with temperatures rising. Hayward readings note yesterday's high and today’s low at 36 degrees.
Nationwide outlook shows fair conditions in most regions tonight and Sunday. Inland areas face locally strong winds and dropping humidity raising fire hazard. Bay Area and valleys mostly clear with rising temperatures and breezy to windy conditions. Highs near 78 to 88 today, 87 to 96 Sunday in many regions. lows 64 to 65 tonight.
A midwest airliner departing Midway Airport crashed near Hinsdale at 2 a.m. Friday, killing 78 aboard including 20 children. Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board and FAA sift debris and reports in a nation’s third worst U.S. commercial plane disaster involving a single generator.
Chicago ap reports federal investigators and safety officials sifted through wreckage from the TWA Constellation crash that killed 48 to 60 people. Officials say sabotage is not ruled out, while the pilot may have tried returning to the airport. Investigators gather debris, identify remains, and expect months of work to determine the cause.
At the 24 nation belgrade parley Ghana’s Nkrumah urged Kennedy and Khrushchev to meet to ease tensions after a Soviet test explosion. He warned the world faces great danger and offered to aid with an African channel for talks. Other leaders criticized colonial policy and urged decolonization amid Cold War strains.
Che Daily Review published by The Grilly Reviews Inc. lists Floyd Sparks as president and publisher and William Chieote as business manager and advertising director Tee AUM Jr. The paper shows multiple California offices including Hayward and Fremont and notes second class matter status under federal postal rules.
In Philadelphia Reverend Billy Graham told a youth audience that nuclear war may be imminent quoting Yugoslav Marshal Vito and Soviet Premier Khrushchev. He warned Americans could die in war and urged readiness before judgment. The sermon at Convention Hall drew about 13 700 attendees.
SACRAMENTO AP The State Board of Equalization reduced or dropped several water right assessments across four counties totaling about 18.55 million. Amador and Calaveras saw reductions to 4.17 million each for East Bay Municipal Utilities District. San Bernardino’s and Los Angeles area water rights faced large cuts, with Riverside and Mono Counties among others affected as adjustments were made.
A UK man was fined nine pounds for firing a shotgun into the air to quiet a neighbor's noisy party. In Washington, Sidney H. Yates warned Congress handily stalling adjournments resemble a farmer asked how long a hill dust lasts. In London, three 8 year olds released white mice in shops, netting coins and a tiny pistol. The Noise Abatement Society urged a ban on loud transistor radios. In Philadelphia, radar checks on the Schuylkill Expressway saw no arrests as drivers flashed headlights to warn others.
Los Angeles reports on Ostrow accused in a 1924 murder who was declared insane but later ruled sane enough for trial. The case details confusion over sanity evaluations, court actions, and efforts by district attorneys and public defenders to locate records. Ostrow remains incarcerated as his status and witness access are debated.
Recoveries from the Discoverer capsule missions continue with the seventh nose cone unit snagged in the Pacific near Hawaii. The capsule carried human tissue, a three day old embryonic chicken heart, bone, and a transmissible virus sample for radiation and environment testing aboard the Epperson destroyer. Paraforomens retrieved the capsule and nose cone in separate actions, with mission officials outlining plans to test how specimens fare under space and radiation conditions.
The entry notes the 245th day of the year with 1200 follow in TGL and a moon approaching new phase. It cites historical events including London’s great fire of 1666, Sherman’s Atlanta occupation in 1864, and the 1945 Japanese surrender ending World War II, plus a Descartes quote.
Brazil faces a political crisis as Joao Goulart moves toward a limited powers presidency amid military opposition. Proclaimed chief of state by supporters in Porto Alegre, Goulart seeks Cabinet control while military chiefs threaten action. Brazilian leadership struggles center on appointing a figurehead while Congress weighs constitutional changes.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Teamsters Union International tied to Detroit flew James Motta to signal satisfaction with a three year contract for 100,000 rail workers. The deal would raise wages, add mileage allowances, and create a pension fund while ending compulsory arbitration except in discharge and certain cases. Union leaders expect rank and file and employer groups to approve. ballots go to Western locals in San Francisco and vote is planned for September.
SACRAMENTO AP The State Fair opens to the largest anticipated crowds for a three day holiday event. Officials expect about 180000 attendees over the period as entertainment and exhibits showcase California agriculture. Governor Browh underscored the fair as a key agricultural hub with farmers contributing significantly to the state’s economy.
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