04 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner reports fair conditions today with gentle winds up to 12 miles per hour becoming westerly this afternoon. Alga temperatures reach 92 degrees, with a low tonight. A note lists a price of 2 dollars in 3.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions across regions through Friday with warmer daytime highs. Coastal fog persists in some areas, gentle to light winds inland, and temperatures generally in the 60s to 70s with nights around the 40s to 50s.
Temperatures are given in the corrupted input. Readable facts include no clear events, dates, or named entities to identify.
Cont from page Braden supporters including Luis Obispo Republicans say no compelling reason found to reject Braden’s nomination as superintendent. Attending for Braden were Donald Grinsky Stan Pittman Harold Sedgwick Widlarm Symons Jr and Howard Way. Burns defended Rafferty while Braden supporters urged education reform, with other board members accused of taking sides. Braden claimed past remarks were misrepresented by a newspaper interview.
Tide tables for Friday showing times for high and low tides, sun and moon reference points, and computed offshore figures. Includes approximate heights and periods, with sunrise and sunset notes and bearing on navigation for the day.
NASA reported the fourth Saturn test launch last week was near perfect. The eight-engine power plant performed almost exactly as expected with one inboard engine intentionally shut down after 100 seconds to simulate a failure. Fuel diverted to the remaining seven engines as designed, while two dummy upper stages were dropped into the Atlantic 80 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral.
Fragmentary OCR outlines subscription rates and office locations in Hayward California with references to post office sections and nearby cities. It lists price details like one month rates and Sunday editions, and mentions multiple regional offices in San Leandro Fremont Livermore and surrounding areas.
Sacramento AP reports the Senate confirmed Gov. Brown's reappointment of Thomas Braden to the State Board of Education. Democrats supported 27 votes, Republicans 6, with several absent or not voting.
Cape Canaveral fraught with success as Pershing artillery missile completes a 200 mile flight test. Army confirms the launch used ground support equipment and marks the last R and D flight from Cape Canaveral. Follow on tests will occur at White Sands.
A Sacramento roundup outlines numerous bills and actions. It notes the Senate confirms a controversial reappointment to the State Board of Education and Gov. Brown proposes broad consumer protection programs likely to trigger opposition from powerful interests. It covers welfare, education, taxation, and public service measures, including school lunches, residency fees for UC and state colleges, pesticide controls, and election board staffing changes.
Almanac Today notes Thursday April 4 as the 94th day of the year. It marks Harrison’s 1841 death and Tyler’s historic succession, Germany war resolution in 1917, and Walker’s 1962 resignation over policy comments. A Rhodes quote on education closes the item.
A garbled U S legislative update lists names such as Charles B Galligus Carrell Bil and Rodda with references to commissions and state boards. It mentions approval by a committee and a 33 7 vote, plus governor appointments. A bill makes it a felony to hurt someone while evading arrest and welfare transfers are noted.
Miami Beach city council approves a resolution banning the display of the swastika and hammer and sickle after a hotel disturbance last month. Police took two men into custody, identified as Decembers of the American Nazi Party, following the incident.
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