09 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1962
Page
1
Fair today and tomorrow with morning fog along the coast. Sunday temperatures expected to warm. Light to moderate west winds in the afternoon, speeds around 8 to 10 miles per hour. Temperature trends shown.
Baluba chief Kalonik, leader of the Baluba in the Congo with ambitions of secession, reportedly escaped from Luzumu prison near Leopoldville during a court appearance. He fled toward Rakawanga, capital of the South Kasai mining region, where he had proclaimed an independent state two years ago.
Report describes Kalonji, 25, allegedly handed forged documents to attend a television debate. Claims involve two men escorting him from prison, with Balika a possible Congo official. Baghdad dispatch notes worldwide weather and scattered references to the episode amid political tension.
A fragmented World War era report notes fears over Soviet nuclear testing at Novaya Zemlya and related political turmoil. It highlights Patrice Lumumba’s influence in Congo and Kaloni secession, plus US AEC reactions and ongoing Cold War tensions. The piece also mentions political figures and investigative probes in the United States amid rising global instability.
Readable sections describe fair conditions across Northern Central Cuilfar and surrounding regions for Sunday and Monday. Slightly warmer on Sunday, coastal fog near the ocean, with varied low and high temperatures and light to gentle winds.
Fragmentary tide table notes from a newspaper page. Data appears garbled with illegible times and locations, mentioning high tides, dates, and computed values but lacking clear place names or events.
The almanac lists the date Sunday September 9 1962 as day 232 with 113 remaining, notes the moon nearing full, and identifies Mars and Jupiter as morning stars while Jupiter Saturn and Venus appear in the evening sky. It recalls key events: U S independence officially named in 1776, California statehood in 1840, Boston police strike in 1919, Japanese surrenders in 1945, and a thought from General MacArthur about the will to win.
Senate investigators prepared to hear testimony Wednesday as Estes faces trial on charges tied to farm loan and fertilizer storage schemes. Texas officials seek postponement. key witnesses, including state officials and a district attorney, weigh in as the probe probes official favors and extensive farm aid dealings with the Agriculture Department. The case centers on allegations of millions in improper gains and nonexistent fertilizer tanks.
Italian anti De Gaulle leader ousted amid a government reshuffle and police actions. Reports say Georges Bidault’s don’t-escape plot to influence France’s resistance era affairs led to his removal. Italy’s actions followed rumors of supporting Franco‑German or Spanish alignment against Gaulle’s plan for aid. A move to exile at a frontier town surfaced as authorities confirm the dispatch.
A fire at General Controls Co. in Transsive City damaged a chemical shed used for aerospace work. Firefighters from Transsive City, Burbank, and Glendale fought the blaze and contained it after hours. Investigators and Capt. Olive of the Bacank Fire Department began inquiries into the incident.
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson spoke at a news conference after visiting Lebanon Iran Turkey Cyprus Greece and Italy. He said six countries want the United States viewed as friendly Americans and defended a shift from direct foreign aid to long term development loans citing tax burdens and Congress’ reluctance. He noted Soviet threats but said nations near the Soviet border remain aware of the wall and its significance.
Former congressman from North Hollywood Holt is accused of making a charge at a San Fernando Valley conference. Details are sparse and names of parties involved are not fully clear in the fragment.
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