12 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
1
Unclear weather note reports a percent chance of rain tomorrow with high today and low tonight. Daily temperatures appear inconsistent with fragmented figures from yesterday and today. Caution advised for possible craft warnings across several miles.
Readable lines show mixed conditions across many cities with several clear conditions and a few clouds. Notable entries include Detroit and Fort Worth with clear skies and Kansas City and Spokane reporting rain or drizzle.
Washington reports that a secret Senate session debated adding 196 million to speed the Nike Zeus antimissile system. The vote failed 16 to 0 on extra funds. 24.057 million for ongoing missiles ships and R&D was approved, well below House and administration requests.
Nationwide forecast shows showers in Northern California and the Sierra through Saturday with snow above 3 000 feet. Strong south winds, variable temperatures, and possible rain extending to Fresno and Santa Maria areas. Coastal bays under small craft advisories as winds rise to 20 plus knots.
In Sacramento senator J Lagomarsino predicts state law on standard size food packages. The R Ventira lawmaker argues current proposals measure weight and content too strictly and could unfairly cancel some consumers. The bill aims to cap package weights to prevent waste and preserve consumer choice.
The Daily Review Inc lists officers including President and Publisher Harry A Wallan and Circulation Manager EAterra with offices in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont. Subscription rates show 14 cents a copy and 1.75 for Sunday issues, with audit bureau circulation noted.
Partial tide table notes times for sunrise and dawn with scattered unreadable sections. Mention of Florida Point and Shusel Rogres appears. overall readable portion highlights tide timings and nocturnal dark figures in a coastal setting.
California AP report notes technicians study photos from the X-15 rocket plane’s first high altitude ascent. Data and imagery are being scanned to assess performance and trajectory.
French Foreign Minister Maurice Couvel de Murville arrived in Tokyo for an eight day goodwill visit the first by a high French official to Japan. He is expected to meet Japanese leaders and discuss bilateral relations during the tour.
Sacramento AP. A bill to create a new education program for emotionally challenged and developmentally disabled children cleared the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. Assemblyman Jerome Waldie said the measure would fund initial years with 900000 and 2 million later to help students not covered by existing programs. Critics urged parental permission before testing.
Associated Press reports Governor Brown and Democratic leadership weigh the need for additional taxes to boost state school aid. Appointments include Frank Oliver Nelson’s shorthand reporters board reappointment and Robert A Fortini to the same board. Assembly bills AB 2368 and AB 274 address funeral permits for scattering ashes and required licenses to advertise as marriage counselors, with Petris and Mullard noted.
Saigon reports five Communist agents confessed to aiding a deadly blaze wave and to assisting in related acts. The arrests followed a government statement detailing a crackdown on saboteurs linked to the capital’s security challenges.
In Los Angeles a bus driver injures no one physically after bumping his boss, with psychological distress noted. The incident ties into state transportation oversight and property tax assessments reported by Holm sdahl. Separate items reference public works design input for state highways and cosmetics regulation extending federal act coverage to certain products.
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