02 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1962
Page
1
A coastal weather update notes winds from the west turning inland with gusts near 10 to 12 mph. Temperatures are expected to be mild with variable coastal readings and cooler evenings. Local areas include Hayward and Union City.
UF Informational reports fair conditions statewide with coastal fog and low clouds. Temperatures show little change. highs generally 58 to 100, with coastal and valley variations. Winds mainly west to northwest light to moderate, offshore and inland areas affected by morning fog and coastal low clouds.
The Associated Press reports varied temperatures across California and major U S cities. Readings show clear conditions in several western cities, with clouds and rain scattered in others including Albany Atlanta Chicago Cleveland Detroit Fort Worth Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Memphis Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Portland Portland Richmond Spokane Tampa Washington and more.
Tide tables show high and low tides with times for Fr. Point and San Francisco area. Early morning high tides around 6:41 and later low tides noted with computed tide figures.
Washington reports that the Food and Drug Administration will not require phenacetin to be sold by prescription. FDA medical director Dr Howard Weinstein said phenacetin is safe at normal dosages though excessive use for long periods may raise concerns, and commissioner George Larrick noted potential harm only with large repetitive doses.
The Bally Review in Hayward California lists publication details and multiple office addresses including 114 W Winton Ave Hayward and San Leandro Fremont and Livermore offices. Subscription rates are noted at 15 cents per weekday and 1.75 per month with daily publication including Sundays.
Washington AP reports the US high altitude nuclear test on July 3 created a stronger than expected radiation belt that may persist for years. Three U.S. satellites lost transmissions. AEC and the Pentagon say the belt lies above manned flight paths and poses no near-term hazard. Telstar remained intact and provided data on belt distribution while three satellites Transit VR TRAAC and Ariel faced issues from the radiation.
Moscow AP dispatch reports economists from Communist nations nearing the end of a weeklong conference on how the Western European Common Market affects the Soviet bloc. Delegates from Italy and France argued publicly that market monopolies favor gains for ruling blocs over workers, while others urged coexistence with integration. The conference, set to end Monday, reflects tensions over Europe’s economic bloc and workers’ rights amid limited press reporting.
Chicago sources report government mediators press for a Labor Day settlement in the telegraphers strike affecting 1 600 jobs tied to railroad modernization efforts. Unionists refuse to cross picket lines while talks proceed on a limited basis with partial progress and presidential board recommendations under discussion.
The almanac notes Sumlay September 2 as the 244th day with 120 to follow. It lists celestial bodies Mars Jupiter as morning stars and Jupiter Saturn Venus as evening stars. Virgo is the sun sign for today. Historical recalls include the 1666 Great Fire of London, 1919 US Communist Party formation in Chicago, 1935 Florida Keys hurricane, and 1945 Japan’s surrender ending World War II. Faulkner quote included.
Berlin remarks by Willy Brandt challenge Western plans for West Berlin and stress that four power guarantees remain in name only. He notes long division of Berlin after World War II and describes ongoing Soviet and Western control, while West Berlin residents seek stability. American escorts accompany a Soviet convoy to the Russian War Memorial, signaling U S role in the tense display amid protests from Moscow.
President Kennedy says he shares Senate and House Republican concern over the Berlin Wall. He supports using robust propaganda, cites USIA memorandum detailing broad factual outreach in 30 languages, and seeks further GOP suggestions. Republicans urge exploiting the wall to inform world opinion on Communist oppression.
U S officials cite eyewitness evidence of Cuban shooting at a Navy patrol plane near Cuba but lack clear photographs. The pilot could not confirm Cuban attackers. Castro denies White House claims of Cuban vessels firing at U S craft. US authorities doubt Soviet combat presence and await clearer data as ships and technicians flow into Cuba.
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