Weather Update With Fog Lingers Into Tomorrow
A fair start gives way to lingering high fog over the cities with little temperature change. Tonight's low is forecast from 50 to 56 degrees as westerly winds reach 12 to 25 mph.
04 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1962
Page
1
A fair start gives way to lingering high fog over the cities with little temperature change. Tonight's low is forecast from 50 to 56 degrees as westerly winds reach 12 to 25 mph.
A statewide forecast notes fair conditions through Wednesday with lingering night and morning fog in coastal areas and little temperature change overall. Regions including the Bay Area, Sacramento Valley, San Joaquin Valley, Salinas Valley, Monterey Bay, Santa Clara Valley, Fort Bragg area, and Northwestern California show highs mainly in the 60s to 80s with light southerly to westerly winds and some isolated thunderstorm risk in Serra Nevada.
President Kennedy enjoyed Labor Day with a family reunion and swimming at Newport and Hyannis Port before returning to Washington. Press secretary Salinger said he will skip a fall vacation as Congress stays in session and the 1962 campaign heats up, with Edward M. Kennedy seeking the Democratic nomination for the Senate and Kennedy planning to travel to Boston to vote.
Fragmentary tide and sun timing data appear, with garbled figures and place names. The readable portions suggest a tide table for a Wednesday and references to September, but specifics are unreadable. The item resembles an internal table page rather than a full report.
In Nevada the Republican nomination fight for governor dominates the primary race while a Democratic contest for a congressional seat draws interest. Las Vegas mayor and publisher clash in the GOP bid, with Alan Bible seeking a Senate re nomination against conservative rivals. News notes Ken King files as a Democratic aspirant for the Nevada sale. Greenspun, editor famed for McCarthy era stance, campaigns as a reformer against gambling interests.
San Rafael area report states Mathew L. Rochrich a 36-year-old Bliteka truck driver died in a rear end collision on U S 101 during the morning rush. His Calison Truck Lines rig struck a lumber rack entering the cab, causing a massive traffic jam stretching toward Novato.
United Nations officials welcomed Katanga’s acceptance of the UN plan for Congo reunification and predicted quick action. Acting Secretary General Thant was to move the program on return from Vienna. The plan envisions a federation with Katanga autonomy under central Congolese authority.
The report notes a fall mood across the Midwest with temperate readings and mentions Congo related tensions. It cites Tshombe’s stance on Katanga governance and U.N. involvement, detailing regional influence from Nebraska to the Dakotas and Minnesota while outlining broader international relations and economic themes.
A strong earthquake struck the Eureka area at 10:17 am with no immediate reports of damage. Officials note the quake was violent but unclear on consequences as disruptions in downtown Eureka are mentioned in incomplete statements.
In Iran’s northwest, volunteers labor amid ruined mud huts as authorities report thousands killed or injured in the weekend quake. U.S. relief efforts deploy blankets tents and medical units while CARE and Red Cross mobilize aid. The death toll remains uncertain with widespread devastation across villages and districts.
Pacific Telephone announces a $370 million expansion in California, boosting jobs for carpenters tile workers plumbers electricians bricklayers welders roofers metal workers furnace installers and many other construction trades as part of a statewide economic surge.
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