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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1961
Page
1
Weathermen predict fair skies tonight and tomorrow with high fog near the ocean in the early hours. Winds will range from 15 to 25 miles per hour. Hayward readings show yesterday's high and today's low not provided.
Statewide forecast shows fair tonight and Sunday in most areas with scattered thunderstorms in southern Sierra and Tehachapis. San Francisco area and Salinas Valley expect fair conditions, fog at night and morning, with light to moderate westerly winds. Monterey Bay region and central coast show clear to fair, patches of high fog, and west winds 8 to 16 knots. Northern California mostly sunny with some cloudiness today and Sunday, showers possible in northern Mediterranean and mountains, windy in the mountains and deserts.
A garbled weather list reports temperatures and conditions for many cities including Albany Albuquerque Austin Brownsville Denver Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Rapid City Reno Richmond St Paul Salt Lake City Spokane Tampa Washington and others with a mix of clear cloudy and varying readings.
Tide tables list low and high tides for the day with sunrise and sunset times. Includes references to locations and times, noting delays or anomalies in the schedule and overlapping notes.
In San Francisco, four youths aged 16 to 17 were convicted of first degree murder in the death of teacher William Dial after a trial ending with a reader full of tears. Hall, 27, a Marin County teacher, was beaten and left on street tracks. a car ran him over later, but autopsy cited the beating as cause of death. The nine women and three men jury deliberated five hours.
KEY WEST Florida report says five members of the anti Cunta invasion landed in Cuba April 12 were executed by firing squads at Havana’s Teperléd. They were among 14 invaders tried by a military tribunal. names listed include Ramon Calvino Inani Antonin Valetia Padron Cardenas Emilio Soler Puly Jorge Ting Wings and Roberto Perez Cruzoli.
United States officials expressed continued hope that diplomatic channels through the American Embassy in Moscow and UN contacts could lead to negotiations with the Soviet Union over Berlin. Secretary of State Rusk warned Khrushchev against risky ultimatums while stressing readiness for “businesslike talks” with Kennedy.
Reported from Atlantic City New Jersey the Miss America pageant preliminaries name a brunette contestant from North among finalists as Talent competition advances. Early in the evening 10 semifinalists were chosen with semi-finalists from East West North and South represented among the six winners of the preliminary rounds. The pageant offers a 10000 scholarship and personal appearance tours for the winner with an estimated 5000 prize value.
Brazil in turmoil as a coalition cabinet seizes power amid ongoing crisis. Supporters of President Joao Goulart protest as the military fears a leftist tenure and a shift in governance unfolds in Brasilia.
In San Leandro Lois Ar rye, 28, pleaded innocent in Municipal Court yesterday to a charge of assault. He is free on bail pending a preliminary hearing. The matter arose from a dispute with a coworker. No further details were provided in the readable text.
Sacramento AP reports the state fair will wrap up with a forest products day highlighting lumber and wood goods, a crown for a yucca of the forest, and performances by top baton twirlers. The program includes the Far Western Males Championship of the United States Twirling Association and a speed tree climbing demonstration plus a folk dance finale.
California actor Leo Carrillo, 81, remains unchanged in state of health after abdominal cancer diagnosis, according to his physician reported Friday night in Banta Monica California.
The Daily Review is published by The Daily Revita Inc. with Floyd Sparka as President and Publisher and William Chulcore as Business Manager. Advertising Director is Ted Aum and Urs Clienintion Manager.
Navigators and Trans World Airlines reach a pause in talks after a threatened strike over an automated navigational system. A spokesman said the FAA will postpone further evaluation tests as negotiations resume at TWA headquarters in New York with a Wednesday meeting planned. The union said navigators will keep picketing if no agreement is reached by September.
In Sacramento officials reported unemployment at about 6.28 million, with July figures showing a slight uptick while the labor pool grows by roughly 10 million over the past year. The rate fell in 1900s, and analysts noted gains in some sectors despite overall higher joblessness.
An ailing former senator, aged 48, was hospitalized in Providence after a health checkup. He and his party colleagues reported the condition as stable as doctors performed routine tests.
Nellie Hughes and unnamed supporters organize a church fund drive in Situ Bernardian to support the Church of the Valley. Proceeds from selling goods and Christmas cards fundraisers for a children’s Christmas house, with volunteers encouraging new church attendees and card sales across the neighborhood.
A series of brief UPI items reports a rude postcard threat to a highway trooper, a beauty salon worker finishing perms in taxis after a power outage, a Virginia ruling freeing the Turnpike Authority from pigeon damage liability, language teaching hurdles in California’s schools, and a jokey postage prank sending a letter to a 100 year old mock factory anniversary.
The U S Embassy second secretary William Makivon spent about an hour with the accused spy Makinen in a Moscow prison. The visit occurred Friday, as Makivon discussed changes in the case and prison conditions with authorities.
Obituaries list Clifford S. Orem of Fremont with survivors in Lowe and Hughes families, noting his painter past and Vancouver roots, service by Sorensen Brothers and burial at Lone Tree Cemetery in Hayward. Additional notices honor Katherine Rivers of Hayward, detailing surviving children and parents, with funeral arrangements through Sorensen Bros. and planned services.
The Civil Rights Commission urged Congress to pass a federal standard allowing all qualified Americans to vote in federal or state elections. It would remove literacy tests and residency limits while permitting only age or residence duration or convictions to restrict voting rights. The majority endorsed a nationwide right to register and vote with protections against discrimination, while dissenters argued state sovereignty suffices.
Almanac entry marks September 0 262nd day in 2061 with celestial notes. Historic items include 1776 United States term adoption and 1926 NBC organized in New York City under RCA. Chaucer quote offered as thought for today.
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