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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1962
Page
1
Statewide Weather Report With Varied Coastal Fog
A statewide weather summary notes fair conditions across Northern California with coastal fog lingering into Tuesday and cooler central coast conditions. Variable temperatures are listed for multiple regions including San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento Valley, Salinas, Paso Robles, Monterey Bay, and Hollister, with inland winds and night fog mentioned in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Central Coast
Sacramento Valley
Temperatures for Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's high reached a warm level as temperatures climbed across the region. Today's low is projected to be cooler with overnight readings near the lower end of the forecast.
Festivities Draw Brown and Nixon to Los Angeles
Governor Edmund G. Brown and challenger Richard M. Nixon campaigned during Mexican Independence Day festivities in Los Angeles. Estimated 50,000 parade watchers. Brown reviewed the parade with Mexican leaders while touting California’s balanced budget and job gains in aerospace and electronics. Nixon paused after a week of campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund G. Brown
Vites
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Mexico
Spain
Brown i
Pomona
Pressures Mount In Railway Strike
The nation faces mounting strain as railway negotiations between labor and management stall toward a potential general shutdown. Governors from several states appeal to federal authorities for a resolution as ORT telegraphers, stranded workers, and long-haul crews disrupt zones across nine states and threaten sugar beet crop logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Gasford Nelson
North Western
Heort
Chicago and North Western Rail
Serview
Tevied Arteas
Minnesota
Gov Khmer L
Wird Jonge Andersen
Andresen
A. O'Neill
Neill
Minnegan
Norman A. Kirke
Ai Uiereaaltig Intal
California civic events and political schedule overview
Summary of a dense, OCR mess listing events across California from Pomona to San Francisco. Mentions Aluminum Co. plant in Vernon, Kiwanis luncheon in Los Angeles, conference of judges, Slate Bar convention in Beverly Hills, multiple meetings in Montebello, San Francisco, Bakersfield, and Los Angeles, a Ventura freeway dedication, Nixon and campaign items, factory tours in Orange County, synagogues, public fairs, and a family barbecue at Pali? mit College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gav
Edmund G. Brown
Pomona
Aluminum Co. of America
Vernon
Kiwanis - Opli
Los Angeles
California Conference of Judges
Beverly Hills
Slate Bar
Montebello
Cibby Electrical Union
Ventura Freeway
San Francisco
Fairfax
Bakersfield
Richard M. Nixon
Thesday
Orange County
San Airing
Sam Yorly
Berry Mills
Specihal University
Thunsday
Delano
Porterville
Lindsay
Visalia
Stanfowl
United Nations Assembly Faces Fragmented Global Front
Delegates from Albania to Belgium at the 11th General Assembly show widening rifts among blocs. NATO strains, British Commonwealth tensions, and Arab League splits color debates as nations struggle over Congo, West New Guinea, and Cold War alignments amid regional conflicts and decolonization pressures.
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Albania
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Tion
Soviet Union
Jatrictunes
NATO
NATOS
Belgium
Alles
Congo
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Indonesia
United Nations
United
sBuutes
Jis
Cuba
Aly
Aus
Tein
Ski
South Tyrol
Portugal
Lisbon
South Africa
Honeymooners Return Home After Trip
Olav Island Ohio story notes Mr and Mrs Wale Phillips of Findlay returning from a Paris wedding anniversary trip. They arrived at Cleveland Hopkins Airport late Sunday, tired yet excited by travel. Mrs Phillips expresses concern for the children while he awaits reunion.
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Olav Island
Ohio
Pans
Phillips
Findlay
Philips
Cleveland Hopking
Miso Phillips
Reds Camp Troops Near Guantanamo
AP dispatch reports Fidel Castro has deployed about 5 000 to 6 000 troops near Guantanamo Bay Cuba. U S authorities doubt a Cuban attack threat, noting the forces include militia and regulars trained to fight, while Soviet material and Cuban observers are present near the base.
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Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.S
Eagle Cuba
Guantanamo
Castro
Edward J. O'Donnell
Kennedy
O'Donnell
Cian Faname
Air Sprce
Thia
Guantanano
Junie
Almanac Today September 17 1962 a brief history note
Almanac entry notes events on this day including the completion of the U S Constitution in 1787, Washington's farewell in 1796, Antietam in 1862, and the 1939 invasion of Poland. The piece ends with a thought from Thomas Edison about hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Maryland
Battle of
Antietam
Thomas Edison
Woman Reporter Freed From Jail
UKIAH UPD Ukiah newsis reports reporter Mrs Katherine Ely Hunter released from Mendocino county jail Sunday by writ of habeas corpus Judge James R Agee signed release. Hunter plans to petition to disqualify the judge who signed the arrest warrant amid a broader Mendocino County legal feud involving contempt of court and warrants against local officials.
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Ukiah
Ukiah Newsis
Mendocino County
Jon
Katherine Ely
Hunter
Frit Jay
James R. Agee
Boonville Dustier
Maurie Tindall
Tindall
Robert Morton
Atty. Genty Stanley Mask
San Francisco
Thomas Lynch
Robbery Victim Death Probed in City Report
A local investigation continues into the death of a robbery victim. An autopsy was conducted to determine the cause of death and identify circumstances surrounding the incident. Authorities have not released further details pending lab results.
New England LDS Sites Set in Massachusetts
In CAMBRIDGE Mass AP the New England Mission of the Latter Day Saints reported a man died Sunday night after a hospital incident. The article notes planned building of new meeting houses and mentions a downtown location where a robbery netted about $300.
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Bertwood City
Cambringe
Mass
New England
Vant Army Hospital
Church of Jesus
Crucial Week Of Crusade By Farmers
CHICAGO reports the National Farmers Organization urges farmers to keep cattle hogs and sheep off markets during a crucial week as it tests higher prices. President Oren Lee Staley led 70 meetings to map new strategy amid signs the holding action may be faltering. Weekly market data show rising receipts and mixed price changes for cattle and hogs.
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Chicago
UPC
Fonal Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
NEG
Midwest
Great Plains
Freeman Warns Against Cuts in Farm Price Support
Secretary of Agriculture Bruty L. Freeman warned in Woodland that cutting price supports would replace family farms with corporate operations. He said supporters fear a 2 percent drop in farm income and accused Republicans of lacking a farm policy as the rally for Denworst Nobbert Leveett of Vallejo opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland
Bruty L. Freeman
Denworst Nobbert Leveett
Vallejo
Vonerossi
Race Hatred Ban Urged by World Jewish Congress
Lars Dosapy reports that the European executive of the World Jewish Congress called for a world campaign against racial discrimination bias after their meeting. Delegates from France Austria Germany Sweden and Switzerland urged governments to enact laws banning incitement to race hatred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Dosapy
World Jewish
France
Austria
Germany
Sweden
Switz
Dipsea Winner Nears Record at 92nd Race
An unnamed born runner from New York finished second fastest in the Dipsea. Peter McArdle won the Mount Tamalpais route from Mill Valley to Stinson Beach in about 4 minutes and something seconds, coming close to the longstanding course record.
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Mill Valley
An Trish
Rborn
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