Weather corner fog tonight and tomorrow morning
Foggy weather is expected tonight and tomorrow morning with clearing in the afternoon. Tonight temperatures will range from 50 to 55 degrees and winds will be westerly at 12 to 25 miles per hour.
10 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1962
Page
1
Foggy weather is expected tonight and tomorrow morning with clearing in the afternoon. Tonight temperatures will range from 50 to 55 degrees and winds will be westerly at 12 to 25 miles per hour.
Weather outlook across regions shows fair to coastal fog, cooler inland by Tuesday. Bay Area highs range from 60 in San Francisco to 74 in San Rafael with light to brisk west winds. Northern and central regions report variable fog, cooler nights, and highs mainly in the 60s to 70s, with coastal winds up to 25 mph.
The week features primaries in ten states with votes for eight Senate seats, 39 House seats, and six governors. Key contests include New Hampshire where four Republicans vie for the late Senator Bridges seat, and tight races in Arizona Minnesota and Utah. Incumbents face light opposition in several states while New Hampshire’s House race also draws focus as Chester Merlon and Reg Chester M. Lon seek influence in the GOP.
The article surveys upcoming primaries across Minnesota Utah Wisconsin Rhode Island Colorado and more. It highlights H Carl Andersen facing Robert Onegard for Minnesota sixth district renominat ion and other incumbents unopposed Philipp G Kuehn Wilbur Renk and Reed Benson seek party nominations while John W Reynolds John Notte Jr and Stephen McNichols head major races.
In Albany, Georgia, civil rights leaders plan a $25,000 drive to rebuild two burned Negro churches near Sasser as FBI agents investigated a racially charged attack on a federal officer. Jackie Robinson agreed to chair the effort for Mount Olive Baptist in Sasser and Mount Mary Baptist nearby.
A flash fire caused by gasoline fumes and a cutting torch destroyed ABC Auto Wreckers at 15960 East 14th Street. The paint shop burned completely, two cars destroyed, a pickup damaged, and only slight damage to the auto parts store. Firemen remained about two hours. the building was owned by Mrs. Maria Del Porto.
A timebomb was found Sunday in the luggage of a teenage boy at the customs house on Red China’s Lappa Island border. It was the third bomb unearthed in recent weeks in passenger luggage, according to sources.
In Algiers 5000 troops from Boumedienne's Communist army entered amid a seven week siege by guerilla groups. Ben Bella greeted them elsewhere, while the capital prepared for Sept 20 legislative elections and a single party slate. Security and control fears persisted over Wilaya 4.
In Washington representatives of Chicago and North Western Railroad and striking telegraphers met with acting Labor Secretary W Willard Wirtz to seek a settlement. Federal mediator O Neil Jr said no immediate breakthrough is expected though progress noted. About 15 500 railroad workers are off the job as the nine state Midwest service area is disrupted.
Former Soviet defector Colonel Pawel Monat says New York City is an ideal stamping ground for foreign agents and that the Pentagon is easy to access for loose talk. He describes his U S espionage work from 1935 to 1958 and his frequent trips to New York to eavesdrop on conversations.
Almanac entry for Monday September 10 1962 253rd day with 112 to follow. Notable events include 1815 Lake Erie victory by Oliver Hazard Perry, 1846 Howe sewing machine patent, 1898 assassination of Empress Elizabeth, 1944 US shells reach German soil. Thought by Thomas Jefferson on liberty and life.
CAPITOLA AP reports a wild Begonia Festival devolved into a street riot injuring five, including a deputy fire chief with a broken wrist. Two brawlers were arrested and two jailed for disturbing the peace as organizers scrambled to regain control after a chaotic night that also saw a float mishap and a police lockdown.
Police identified Jeannie Lee Odom also known as Smiley, daughter of Lars Littler by a prior marriage, after a missing child case at Marion County Guardian Home. Mrs. Littler, 27, Chicago, and her mother Ruby St. Clair, 44, Chicago, are charged with child neglect and held on bonds.
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