11 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1964
Page
1
Fair today through tomorrow with small craft advisories for north to northwest winds 25 to 40 mph. Winds ease this evening to 12 to 25 mph. Slightly warmer tomorrow. Tonight’s low 52 to 54 degrees. Hayward records show yesterday’s high and today’s low as approximate values.
statewide forecast reports fair conditions across California with wind advisories for the Bay Area. Strong west to northwest gusts 25 to 40 mph fade tonight into Sunday. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 70s in multiple valleys, with cooler north areas and variable clouds in the Shasta Siskiyou region.
The fragment records temperatures for Sunday April 12 with times and sun events. It mentions sunrise at about 5:40 and sunset around 6:42, while noting high temperatures and some weather figures.
Roseville two hundred members of the Roseville Switchmen's Union Local 263 voted Friday night to fire their officers. J Frank Young, chairman, said the vote was overwhelming and that the union plans further work stoppages along the Southern Pacific lines. A federal injunction was issued in San Francisco to stop unsanctioned work stoppages at five SP yards.
Federal mediators resume talks in the White House under President Lyndon B. Johnson to settle disputed railroad work rules. Labor Secretary Wirtz presides as unions and management seek a voluntary settlement, with a looming strike deadline and potential emergency legislation discussed.
The postwar dispute centers on a reported MacArthur plan to threaten the Soviet Union, possibly with a broader rearmament push in Germany and Japan, to influence the Korean War outcome. Dorn and Smith recall a 1951 to 1956 discussion discussed by Scripps Howard reporters in a Waldorf Astoria interview. timing and details remain disputed.
Hollywood AP actor Jeter Sellers plans a yearlong vacation to recuperate from a major heart attack, with his wife Swedish actress Britt Eklund stating they will travel to their Surrey home in England before going to Switzerland. The interview covers MacArthur, Eisenhower, and Cold War plans, including cautions about Stalin and the dangers of delaying action.
Police say a ring of burglars operating like a legit Oakland machine repair business stole office machines worth more than 70000 in a spree involving 100 burglaries. Arrested were Andrew Walker 23 Dean Plankenhorn 39 and Frank Lesh 59 with 19 others, including minors, identified later to protect witnesses.
The American Lutheran Church plans Sunny View Manor a six unit flat retirement complex in Cupertino near the Santa Cruz Mountains. The non profit Sunny View Manor offers dining, library, hobby rooms and suites with a $150 monthly charge covering meals and services including weekly chapel. Contact Sunny View Manor, Stevens Creek Road, Sunny View, California, for brochures or details.
The entry notes April 11 as the 102nd day of 194, cites events including Napoleon’s abdication proclamation in 1814, the 1899 Spain-US peace treaty ending the Spanish-American War, Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in 1947, and President Truman's removal of General MacArthur during the Korean War era. It closes with a Mark Twain quip on soap and education.
A US helicopter crashed on a combat mission near Ca Mau in South Vietnam killing three American crewmen and seven South Vietnamese soldiers. The American copilot survived in serious condition. Viet Cong fighters reportedly shot down another aircraft in the same battle as authorities noted no clear proof the helicopter was downed by ground fire. The incident comes amid heavy fighting in the region south of Saigon.
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