21 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1962
Page
1
Weather summary notes fair conditions through tomorrow with coastal fog extending inland in the morning and little temperature change expected. Tonight's low will range around 55 degrees with west winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour.
Tide tables show high and low water for the day with sunrise and sunset times. Data appears garbled with partial words and figures, offering only a fragmentary glimpse of daily tidal and light conditions.
In Algiers Ben Bella received a mandate from the Algerian people to establish order and stability. More than 7 percent of Algeria's 64 million registered voters endorsed his proposals for leadership as the assembly begins work in Algiers. The hand-picked body, with 36 Europeans, will meet in Algiers and likely nominate Ben Bella to head the first regular government.
Weather across California remains fair with coastal fog in several regions through Saturday. Highs in the Bay Area reach the 60s to 70s, with coastal fog and cool nights. Northern and Sierra zones see mild, stable conditions, with winds light to moderate and notable ocean fog in coastal counties.
At a Vienna conference, Atomic Energy Commission chair Seaborg says the United States has almost no information on the Soviet nuclear rocket program. He notes nuclear rockets could deliver large payloads for space missions, including Mars, while chemically propelled rockets remain viable for shorter legs. He mentions ongoing exchanges between the United States and the Soviet Union on space topics.
A luxury liner collided with a Communist Chinese junk off the East China coast near Swalow, sinking the junk. One crewman from the junk was rescued by the liner, while the liner was not seriously damaged. The event occurred about 200 miles northeast of Hong Kong, near Yokohama.
Washington officials rejected a Chinese Communist claim that the United States ordered air support for Nationalists. Cabot and State Department spokesmen said there was no new evidence and no change in U S plans. In London, Prof Ian Aird, 58, killed himself with sleeping pills after telling reporters no dawn between Siamese forces.
In Havana two Cuban journalists Raul Casanay and his wife Rita Valdes were released after 18 days in custody. Authorities apologized, calling the arrest a big mistake. British correspondent John Bland and Newsweek reporter John Barnes were expelled. Casanay, a New York Times stringer, and Valdes, an NBC employee, denied searching for Russian camps.
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