04 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1964
Page
1
Weather outlook shows little temperature change with overcast conditions Thursday morning and possible light rain. Mostly fair tomorrow afternoon, lows near 45, northwest winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. Heyward temperatures and highs remain similar.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions in the Bay Area today with overcast tonight and into Sunday and possible drizzle at times. Temperatures will be near the mid to upper 60s with cooler Sunday and northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Across the Shasta Siskiyou area expect cloudiness, snow showers tonight and Sunday, with windy conditions Sunday. Sierra Nevada near 5,000 to 7,000 feet snow level, cooler Sunday. San Joaquin Valley mostly fair today, partly cloudy tonight and Sunday. highs near mid-60s to 70s, cooler Sunday. Salinas and Santa Clara Valleys feature fair today, with increasing clouds and cooler Sunday, highs near 60s to mid-70s, northwest winds increasing into Sunday.
Fragmentary weather note records April temperatures with times of sunset and daylight figures. The readable text mentions temperature estimates and light figures tied to specific times but lacks complete data.
Moscow AP reports three former hard line Stalinists Malenkov Molotov and Kagano vich have been expelled from the Soviet Communist party. Their removal follows Khrushchev's power struggle results and was confirmed in Pravda with Suslov's denunciation of Chinese Communists.
In San Jose, a would be thief attacked Joe Doutre with a hammer and switchblade as he tried to steal eight revolvers and automatics. Doutre, a trained marksman, fired a single shot wounding the thief, Robert D Redela of San Jose, who was hospitalized in fair condition. Doutre sustained minor injuries and described the moment the thief did not stop.
An OCR readable fragment mentions subscription rates and a partial address for a publication in Hayward California. It references names like Winton Avenue and county location. The text is garbled but indicates a regional newspaper notice with pricing and contact details.
State Controller Alan Cranston sent a telegram to Mrs Malcolm Peabody praising her role in a civil rights demonstration. He, a Democratic Senate candidate, urged the Christian conscience to energize church youth in support of the racially oppressed and urged peaceful demonstrations and financial support for freedom.
The entry lists events on this day: 1841 William Henry Harrison dies in the White House one month after inauguration, and John Tyler becomes president as the first vice president to succeed after a death. It notes 1917 Senate war resolution against Germany and 1962 Gen. Edwin Walker’s realignment after criticizing U S policy. Cecil Rhodes quote on educational ties closes.
President Johnson, on the eve of NATO's 15th anniversary, declares the guard up and hand out while seeking a stable settlement with Communist nations. He warns against détente with all, stresses vigilance, and vows not to abandon European allies or reopen the Iron Curtain.
Washington AP reports new pledge moves to restore normal U S Panama relations. Johnson says both sides will discuss a just fair canal settlement with immediate procedures, aiming for a constitutional agreement while debating interpretation with Panamanian envoy Moreno and U S ambassador Vaughn.
The California secretary of state confirms three Republican presidential candidates, including Lodge, will appear on the state primary ballot after meeting signature requirements. The deadline for presidential filings passed Friday at 5 p.m. Local registrars in all 58 counties noted five days are needed to verify petition validity for Lodge and the other candidates.
Richland Wash AP John Conway says a section on the Thresher fatal plunge is being prepared for public release. The Navy is removing classified material from the report before submission to the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy.
A deadly tornado ripping through Wichita Falls Texas killed seven people and injured sixty nine as it tore a path through Pleasant Valley Sunset Terrace and Linwood Heights. The funnel damaged Sheppard Air Force Base and left about 300 homeless with Red Cross shelters and temporary housing planned.
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