13 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
1
Occasional rain possible tomorrow with a 7 percent chance of precipitation through Sunday. Regional temperatures and conditions are forecast to be mild with variable winds, affecting outdoor plans in the local area.
Weather bulletin reports showers across Northern and Central California through Sunday. Snow levels near 5 000 to 6 500 feet with occasional rain in Monterey, Modesto, Salinas, Yosemite northward, and the Sacramento Valley. Highs mainly 60s to 70s, lows 40s to 50s, with variable winds and strong southerlies in some regions.
Morning weather roundup lists conditions across multiple cities with highs and lows, including clear skies in Albany Albuquerque Bismarck and Denver while Chicago and Detroit show cloudy skies. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to mid 70s with sunrise at 5 37 and sunset at 6 24.
Abundant sunshine prevailed nationwide with mild to warm temperatures for Easter weekend. Some Pacific Northwest and Northern Plateau showers touched northern California and the Ohio Valley, while most areas enjoyed fair skies and rising thermometers. Temperatures ranged from the 60s to mid 70s in many regions with easing cooling in the valley.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple city and county offices including Alameda Hayward and San Leandro with vague references to offices in Fremont Livermore and circulation bureau. Details are garbled but indicate a postal or government office directory with subscription rates and addresses.
Sacramento reports Governor signs a package of laws including a 3.4 billion storm relief fund for counties damaged by recent California storms. Funds may cover public property losses from Oct 1 to July 1, with other measures granting license extensions for military service, ambulance exemptions from highway rules, and certain educational and boating exemptions.
Federal health officials warned that canned tuna packed for Passover could be contaminated with botulinum type E. A Washington Packing Co. cans were recalled after tests found toxin in cartons labeled for kosher Passover use. The Detroit produced lot was shipped to A&P stores and six metropolitan areas including New York and Chicago.
Dark gales hindered a deep sea search as 13 ships probe for the Thresher wreck. Navy officials study hull integrity and depth conditions while the court of inquiry examines overhaul and possible salvage prospects.
In Washington, U S officials said a reply to Russia over the proposed Berlin nuclear force pact will be sent in a few days. Secretary Rusk and Soviet ambassador Dobrynin discussed continuing talks aimed at a Berlin agreement. Officials noted Laos tests Moscow’s stance as a factor, with uncertainty over Russia's regional influence and Chinese activity.
Stocks surged to new 1968 highs as President Kennedy signaled approval of steep price increases for the steel industry. Trading volume averaged over five million shares daily during the four day pre Easter period. The Standard & Poor's 100 index rose to 68.77, while the Dow Jones industrials reached a record high of 708.45.
Two white men, Theodore Carr and Luther Cauthen, jailed on arson charges after admitting throwing Molotov cocktails into four Clarksdale homes where Rep. Charles Diggs stayed overnight. Bonds set at 10000 each. police say they could not confirm occupants’ races. Diggs, visiting to study Negro vote registration, was an overnight guest at Aaron Henry’s home.
Phillip Crosby, son of Bing Crosby, announced that he will pay Sandra Drummond alimony of 1009 dollars a month for five years unless she remarries. The 28 year old Crosby disclosed the settlement Friday, clearing the way for a divorce.
The Almanac for Saturday April 13 1063 notes celestial details including the moon, Venus, Saturn, and Mars. It recalls historical events such as the Pennsylvania Railroad charter in 1846, Sherman's 1865 Raleigh victory, and wartime relief figures in 434.7 million families on relief. A thought from Ernie Pyle jokes about bathing and fleas.
The Atlantic Reefer repaired its damage and resumed voyage to Galveston after sending a distress signal. Coast Guard ships and airplanes rushed to the scene about 400 miles south of Havana as crew reported the vessel no longer in distress.
A pamphlet claiming to reveal Britain's nuclear survival plans circulated to about 10 000 marchers from Aldermaston to London amid security fears. Authorities blamed sloppy security but found no link to Prime Minister Macmillan's government and pledged prosecutions for the pamphlet’s authors.
New York AP reports Tale Charione Cassini wife of society columnist Igor Cassini leaves him the bulk of her estate valued around 100000. The will dated last February and filed for probate Friday notes a barbiturate overdose as cause of death. It directs stock in a cooperative apartment and furnishings to Cassini with residue to him. She also appoints him guardian for their son Charles Alexander Lenssini and mentions another son from an earlier marriage.
In Birmingham Alabama police arrested about sixty people including Rev Martin Luther King Jr as part of a Freedom March with roughly 1000 Black participants. Leaders including Rev Ralph Abernathy and Rev Shuttlesworth planned further protests while describing ahead to Easter rallies and potential court fights over city hall control.
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