Weather Corner Report Seventy Percent Rain Likely
Weather corner notes a seventy percent chance of rain tonight with a similar probability of more rain. It cites a high near 26 degrees, westerly to southerly winds from 15 to 10 miles per hour.
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10 Apr 1963
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1963
Page
1
Statewide Weather Summary From Readable OCR
A rough statewide weather digest notes showers and possible thunderstorms across regions. Northern California mountains see snow at higher elevations 7000 feet and above with colder conditions. Sacramento Valley Salinas Valley and Monterey Bay area report showers today tonight with rain Thursday followed by cooler temperatures and varying south to southwest winds. Central San Joaquin Valley and Napa Ukiah report showers today and tonight with rain Thursday and cooler nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento Valley
Josquin Valley
Donight
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso Roblen
Monterey Bay Area
U Northwesem
California
Napa
Sania
Ukiah
Central San Joaquin Vailey
Temperatures and conditions from yesterday across multiple cities
Yesterday's high and low temperatures are listed for numerous locations including Southern Alameda County and cities like Bakersfield, Los Angeles, Oakland, Sacramento, San Francisco, and San Diego. The report notes various conditions such as cloudy, clear, or rainy, with temperatures ranging from the mid teens to the mid 80s Fahrenheit.
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Alameda County
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San Francisco
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Omaha
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Lear
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Tampa
Washington
Marin Transit District Bid Sought by Supervisors
Marin County supervisors voted Tuesday to ask the legislature to authorize Marin to form a county transit district. Harold Stockstad, chairman of Marin Council for Civic Affairs, argued the district would improve use of the Golden Gate Bridge and related passage.
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Ban Rafael
Marin Pany
Legislatie
We County
Ferm Ie Ave
Harold Stockstad
Marin Council For
Civic Astairs
Golden Gate Bridge
Pasal
Forest Insect Plight Bared Across California in 1952
The Agriculture Department reports California forests suffered unprecedented insect damage in 1952, led by a Western pine beetle epidemic in Ponderosa Pine across the Sierra Nevada foothills from Placer to Kern counties, affecting over a million trees. Meanwhile Bay Area transit talks discuss Bay Area Rapid Transit District plans, a proposed subsidized bus option, and disputes over a $792 million rail project and $47.25 million engineering contracts.
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Washington Aps
Agriculture Department
Plant Pest Control Division
iGalifornia
Sierra Nevada
Placer County
Noth
Kern County
Deukmejian
A-Leng
Donovan
Wiliam T. Bagley
R-San Rathel
Skelton Hill
Tide Tables Thursday Apolh 1b
Tide table entry with low and high tides, sunrise and sunset times. Includes references to date, times, and faint notes on tides.
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Suisetant Maures A.m. Dare
Tiancey
Pein
Moratorium Showdown in Capital Punishment Debate
Cont from page 1 debate on a moratorium, with testimony arguing exceptions for miners, kidnappings, and killings of officers. Detroit officer George Edwards cites lower murder rates in states with repealed capital punishment. Assemblyman Deukmejian argues uncertainty of prison reform. Barnes testifies support for capital punishment.
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Michman Supreme Court
George Edwards
Detroit
E. Richard Barnes
San Diego
Navy
Dirty Democrats Send Surly Mail To California Lawmakers
California legislators report receiving hostile and personal letters from constituents, some threatening and religious in tone, amid debates on death penalty and income tax reform. Assembly members note mass mail campaigns and advise supporters to write personalized letters for impact.
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Mann
Assembly
Jerone
Arother
Waldie
Jesse
An. McMillan
Los Angeles
Brother Barnes
God
Sherrif Milchael Gaolis
The
Hill
Untgih
Sacramento
California
Assemblymah
James Vtolmes
Santa Barbara
Congress
Robert P- Monagan
R-Tracy
Carlos Boe
D-Hayward
Respect for law fades as abolition movement grows
Fragment reveals a debate on the death penalty with claims that it remains the only adequate punishment for certain crimes when rehabilitation is impossible, noting a decline in public respect for law amid abolition efforts.
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Cantis
Reath
Assembly committee backs four year death penalty suspension
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee approved Gov Brown's bill to suspend the death penalty for four years. FOR Beilenson D Beverly Hills Burton D San Francisco Crown D Alameda Henson D Ventura Knox D Richmond Winton D Merced sin.
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Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Thesday
Gov. Brown
Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Burton
San Francisco
Crown
Alameda
Henson
Dventura
Knox
Richmond
Winton
Merced
Sin
Waler
Senate
Daviss Grinsky
Helton
Fed Public Agency
Gransky
R-Yateonville
Daily Review announces staff and office details
Fragmented OCR lists names and positions at Daily Review including president publisher and advertising director. It cites addresses and subscription rates with garbled text and stray city references, indicating a damaged page item about staff and offices.
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Mevlew, Inc
Flopé Spares
Willem Chreele
Manecaz
Merre A. Walker
Chrevtolion Moneaer
Death Takes Gen. Sweeney
Maj. Gen. Walter Campbell Sweeney, 86, a former director at the Army War College in Washington, died in San Francisco. The obituary notes his service and his role in military education and planning.
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Ban Francisco
Walter Campbell Sweeney
The
Army War College
Washington
Wied
California Senate and Assembly roll call on many bills and appointments
Readout summarizes multiple legislative items: Senate confirmations including Lowlis Nelson to the Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board and several appointment renewals. bills touching condominiums rules, transit district creation for Southern California, and open meetings. Also notes a blind passenger prohibition on public conveyances and various adoption, detergent, and tax-delay measures. Entities include California Senate, Assembly, SB 600, SB 1174, AB 408, AB 652, AB 1378, AB 783, and AB 2241 with sponsors Regan, Rees, Porter, Belotti, Lunardi, Marks.
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Senate
Lowlis Nelson
California Unemployment Insurance Appéealy Board
Regan
Dweaverville
Southern California
Rees
D-Loe Angeles
Los Angeles
Tranalt Authority
Congresa
Nehicle
Black Butte
Res
Central Valley Project
SIR
O'Sullivan
Ds Ailliana
Colome
Randi
Billy
Willson
Mintington Park
California
Water Pollution Board
Quimby
San Bernardino
Marks
San Francisco
Piano Master Dies in Britain After Short Illness
Parisian born in Odessa Benno Masselwitzch, 73, a renowned concert pianist, died Tuesday after a brief illness. He made more than 88 concert tours to North America, Australia, the Far East, South America, South Africa, and much of Europe, becoming a British citizen in later life.
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London
Benno Masselwitsch
North America
Australia
Far
Almanac Tells Time Markers for April Day
The Almanac notes Wednesday April 10 as the 100th day of the year with the last quarter approaching. Morning planets Venus and Saturn are listed. evening star Mars is noted. Historical items include Horace Greeley’s 1841 Herald Issue, Walter Hunt’s 1849 autotyp pin patent, and a 1962 Kennedy price intervention. A thought by Samuel Butler states a hen is an egg’s way of making another egg.
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Venus
Saturn
Samual Butler
Blind Singer Leads Birmingham Desegregation Rally
Blind singer Al Hibbler plans another march in Birmingham after being released with an apology following his arrest while leading a downtown demonstration. Police detained 20 Black protesters and a white pacifist. leaders King Jr and Andrew Nath said they would attend a follow up rally today.
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Birmingham
Ala
al Hilchier
Blemingham
Hhbler
Keith
Evanston
Jil
Martin Talher King Jr
Allunia
Woather
Tambie Egration Minsement
Aharenathy
Mr.Hibbler
Hibbler
Bonds Passed In Santa Cruz Water Bond Approved
Santa Cruz voters approved a 14 million water bond by a large margin in Tuesday's election. The measure funds improvements to water supply facilities and distribution, with officials stating the project will enhance reliability and service. Local residents favored the plan amid ongoing discussions on infrastructure upgrades.
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Santa Cruz
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