Weather Corner Forecast Day and Night Overcast
Night and morning overcast with little temperature change through tomorrow. Tonight’s low uncertain, winds will be westerly at 12 to 22 mph.
26 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
1
Night and morning overcast with little temperature change through tomorrow. Tonight’s low uncertain, winds will be westerly at 12 to 22 mph.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions in most areas through Thursday with night and morning fog or overcast in some zones. San Francisco Bay Area expected 63 to 72 F with cool nights, Sierra and northern mountains may see thundershowers, interior cooler. Valley regions report cloudy today, fair nights and Thursday with highs mostly in the mid to upper 80s in Sacramento and San Joaquin, Salinas Valley mostly fair with variable winds, Monterey area overcast at times, Santa Clara and Hollister mild with west winds.
Tide tables for Thursday September 27 show sunrise at 7:02 and sunset at 6:58 with additional figures and notes on light features and figures for the tide period. The text also references time calculations and figures, though some words are garbled.
Army in Europe will send medical and other aid to Antwerp Belgium for 48 survivors of Sunday Atlantic plane crash. An announcement says troops will meet survivors aboard the Swiss freighter Celerina when she docks in Antwerp around midnight Thursday.
Washington report says Russia detonated the second largest atomic test of its current series on Tuesday. The Atomic Energy Commission noted a yield slightly above the Russians’ September 19 test. Sweden's Uppsala Seismic Institute pegged the blast at 30 megatons, about 20 million tons of TNT.
Sacramento AP reports Paul Gallagher aged 63 retires as state printer after sixteen years on the job. His successor will be appointed by Governor Brown.
Richard M. Nixon told a Lakewood audience that Gov Edmund G Brown failed to curb California unemployment noting a 40.7 percent rise from 1959 to 1962 and pledging one million new jobs in four years. He proposed a minority job council and stated new state support is needed. State Sen George Miller, Brown supporter in San Francisco, criticized campaign pace and discussed Prop 23 redistricting with Brown allies.
AP reports the Senate, 52 to 41, approved a farm bill extending the feed grain program and creating a permanent wheat program with new acreage allotments. Administration officials praise realism while critics fear excess government control. the measure moves to House considerations and future sessions for final action.
RAF helicopters airlift 17 of 44 survivors from the Swiss freighter Celerina after a North Atlantic ditching. Survivors include Pvt Frank Barzell and Sgt Ralph Bates with burns and injuries. Cork doctors treat the wounded as airlift operations continue to shore hospitals.
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