14 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1962
Page
1
Fair through tomorrow with fog in the low coastal overrun extending inland into Manning. Tonight's fog will range from AM for 35 and winds will be westerly from 10 to 0 miles per hour.
San Francisco Bay Area shows fair conditions through Saturday with coastal fog inland in the morning and highs ranging from the mid 60s to mid 70s. Northern California features variable skies and possible showers in extreme north while the Sacramento and Salinas valleys stay mostly fair with moderate winds. Coastal regions report light rain chances in far northern areas and fog in mornings along Salinas and Santa Rosa.
Mississippi Governor Barnett orders officials to defy a federal court desegregation ruling for the University of Mississippi. He calls the crisis the state’s biggest since the Civil War and says he would rather go to jail than submit to judicial oppression, urging resignations from state officials.
Interposition efforts are voided by federal courts while state officials praise the speech. Charles Fair of the state college bill declines comment. Ranett condemns agitators and press, claiming attempts to intimidate the public into submission to judicial oppression. Kennedy administration pushes federal power against dissident pressure groups.
Storms across the Midwest and South eased after causing at least three deaths. Reports cite lightning strikes killing two golfers near Chirksville Tennessee and a person nearby in a car after it was pinned under debris. Widespread rain drenched Nashville with record totals while storms pelted Wisconsin Michigan and northern states with strong winds and thunder.
Report notes Algeria released 25 European detainees amid unspecified charges while others remained in custody. The brief mentions authorities and European nationals in a legal action context without detailing names or exact charges.
A RAF airman at Farnborough expressed frustration with service life while awaiting a discharge as a key worker. The enlistment spanned years with duties including latrine detail, window cleaning, and maintenance tasks. His wife supported him amid discussions of compassionate leave and possible discharge. Officials remained noncommittal on the fate of his application.
After signing, the TaDtealian papers prompt a move of the United Nations headquarters to New York. Indonesia has unfilled the agreement.
French officials say about 40 Fatrapeans disappeared after a flight error during a volite event. One manager notes the situation, while the public eye turns to July independence celebrations and related safety measures.
A clipped Washington report states the department plans a refugee training program tied to Fidel Castro's regime, with provisions for on-site aid, and suggested unit readiness. A spokesman indicated the project details should be completed soon.
President Kennedy outlined conditions for U S action to defend security in the Western Hemisphere and Cuba. He warned Castro not to threaten U S bases, the Panama Canal, or Cape Canaveral missiles, signaling a broader warning to the Soviet Union amid the Cuban crisis. The speech tied to Cuba’s Soviet-backed regime and its proximity to U S shores.
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