23 Sep 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1961
Page
1
Weather forecast for the Bay Area tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures will range from the upper 30s to the mid 70s with morning lows near 38 and afternoon highs around 78. Conditions imply a mild, variable pattern with possible light winds and no significant precipitation.
Mixed OCR reads Northen vas Contra Calllars 7-Fair today and tonight. Monterey southward and Bay Area fair. Slightly warmer today with westerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Santa Clara and Sacramento valleys warmer. highs 78 to 88. Southern California mostly clear with warmer days. Sunday forecasts show minimal temperature change. Local coastal areas expect light winds and fair skies tonight into Sunday.
Washington AP reports the State Department is testing new medium weight Checker limousines for diplomats. The domes are taxi-like cabs with luxury interiors and glass partitions. A trial batch ships to Monrovia and San Salvador as officials study ease of entry, top removal, and maintenance before wider purchase.
The Floyd Sparks era publication lists staff roles and addresses in Hayward California. Subscription rates and office locations are noted, including the Hayward office on Peterson and Leavenworth, with circulation details and local ceremonial mentions.
Confused dispatch reports Bakersfield enacting restrictions on refugees amid talk of large refugee flows. Officials quote warnings of potential displacement and security concerns as the city braces for a controversial policy reaction.
Reports say Soviet atmospheric blasts prompted widespread international concern while U S authorities push protective measures. US officials note difficulty judging radiation levels and stress public health precautions amid resumed Soviet testing.
San Jose California, Deputy Sheriffs after five failed attempts to serve a non support warrant, found Salome Echaberria unconscious in a refrigerator. He revived and was taken to receive the warrant.
The UAW board met in Detroit amid stalled local deals with GM and possible momentum toward final negotiations with Ford. Walter Reuther signaled authority to end local disputes and resume work, as GM workers at 29 plants faced a two week idle period and pending national contracts with wage and work rules.
Autumn arrives as the community marks the season with a brief public notice. The short item notes a change in season and related local observances. No specific names, dates, or places are clearly readable in the fragment.
AP reports Dean Ross, a former choirboy, was sentenced Friday to life imprisonment for the fatal stabbing of Edna Doves Hains, aged 13, in Graton. Prosecution notes say the crime followed alleged advances and the defendant pleaded guilty in Superior Court.
President Kennedy planned to nominate Thurgood Marshall, longtime NAACP counsel, for a federal circuit judgeship in the Second Circuit, becoming the second Black judge on a federal appellate court. Some opposition noted as the nomination proceeds through the Senate committee led by Sen. James Easton. The scene at Hyannis Port describes Kennedy returning from Washington and preparing for an upcoming adjournment while Governor Estes Kefauver’s reforms loom.
Officials say U S policy on Germany remains unchanged though evidence grows that Washington may ease toward a more flexible approach. A possible East German role in Berlin is discussed, with Moscow and Gromyko in New York as Rusk signals willingness to negotiate while demanding terms.
A large rally near the Russian Embassy in Rome saw hundreds of non Communist colonists marching with anti Russian signs. The protest was organized by Italy’s Free Italian Labor Syndicate CISL and the Union of Traian Labor UTIL.
Almanac notes Sept 23 1861 as the day Commodore John Paul Jones won a battle off Scotland, answering Pearson with I have just begun to fight. It also recalls the Lewis and Clark arrival in St. Louis in 1806 and the 1943 UNRRA founding leaders. A stray thought from Hector Hugh Munro, known as Saki, closes the entry.
United Nations coverage notes Soviet attempts to replace Dag Hammarskjold with a three-man board backfiring. Smaller nations resist pressure as neutrals gain favor for an interim secretary general. U.S. and UK influence grows amid campaign opposition and shifting support in the General Assembly.
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania Mrs. Jeanette Litton and her six children moved into a downtown apartment Friday. She set off seven sulphur fumigating bombs claiming they would purge the building. The blasts harmed many occupants and prompted responders.
An aviation accident near a U N facility killed a plane guard and injured others. Investigators indicated the guard died Friday after transfer to a hospital while nascent evidence suggested the crash’s cause remains under study. A tape recorder captured the dying guard’s statements as officials investigated whether a mechanical failure or external factors led to the disaster. The victim’s identity was not released pending family notification.
Calif firms receive major Air Force contracts for components and guided missiles. Company names tied to El Segundo and Los Angeles areas appear with project values reaching into millions. Though OCR garble obscures details, the report notes involvement of North American Aviation and related defense contractors in kit production and propulsion systems.
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