19 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1962
Page
1
Weather corner reports fair conditions today and tomorrow with only slight temperature shifts. Tonight's low is expected between 48 and 53 degrees with westerly winds at 10 to 16 miles per hour.
Weather statewide shows fair skies through Thursday with warmer interior. Northern California and coastal areas see clouds at times. inland valleys rise. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 80s with light to moderate northwest winds along the coast and in valleys.
Yesterday temperatures rose across Southern Alameda County with highs around mid 70s and cooler nights. Today remains sunny with light winds and daytime highs in the upper 70s, easing into pleasant guidelines for outdoor activities.
In Jackson Mississippi the State College Board faces pressure and possible contempt actions as the desegregation crisis at the University of Mississippi unfolds. James Meredith nears Oxford while Gov. Barnett vows to resist federal orders amid a national outpouring of support and calls for de descent proceedings. Police and National Guard mobilize as tensions rise between state and federal authorities.
Mendocino County Sheriff Reno H Bartolomie and District Attorney Frank Petersen were arrested on conspiracy to obstruct justice charges, booked and released on 2100 bail each. Capt Gino Breffani was out of town. warrants issued by Judge Glenn Evans prompted the arrests. Previous charges and dismissals tie into a complex local legal dispute arising from complaints filed in Ukiah.
In Burlingame AP notes California trails in public school funding. The CTA and state Assembly education experts cite a study showing 24 states collect more revenue for schools from taxes and income, with California ranking low in funds per person and total education spending. The report, led by Dr. Thomas J. Lantos, compares revenue sources and emphasizes growth needs as populations rise.
Joany Is a White production worker says two men grabbed her from behind and assaulted her before the car overturned on Nimlix Freeway near an Oak Street off ramp. She died this morning at Highland Hospital. the other man fled after the crash. The CHP reports the vehicle was overloaded and unstable.
Oakland attorney Richard P. Schacht, Alameda vice mayor, named chairman of the committee to re elect 14th District Assemblyman Robert W. Crown. Crown’s district covers Alameda San Leandro most of San Lorenzo and part of Oakland. Schacht has chaired Crown’s campaigns in two prior elections.
San Francisco man Fred Harris Jr. fled east toward Oakland in a stolen car on the eight mile San Francisco Bay Bridge. He rammed multiple vehicles, was subdued by officers, and held for legal processing after a high speed chase and crash.
Albany council votes to oppose a Bay Area Rapid Transit District plan for a 792 million overhead transit line through Alameda County. The decision follows injuries and chaos during a disturbance at a city meeting, with police detaining a suspect as the plan faced ballot placement.
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