22 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
1
Forecasters expect continued mild warming into Tuesday as the Weatherman predicts afternoon temperatures to edge higher. The Mi e forecast notes a slight rise in highs with light conditions and no major storms anticipated.
Weather outlook covers San Francisco to Riverside through Tuesday. Downtown areas see 40s to 60s highs with NW to W breezes 8 to 40 knots in portions. Mountain regions face possible snow flurries while valleys remain fair and warm with limited wind. Sacramento to Salinas report fair conditions with regional temperature ranges and variable winds.
Tide tables list high and low times with measurements for Florida harbors and coastal stations. Includes figures for sea level and related figures, noting anomalies and adjustments for local conditions.
CHICO AP A giant 22 foot high balloon launched by the Air Force failed to cross the United States after 14 hours aloft due to a malfunctioning instrument package. Director Arty Korn of the Cambridge Laboratory in Chico announced a smaller replacement balloon will be launched Tuesday at a lower altitude to test loft and fuel capacity.
Public notices from The Rath Review Inc headed by Flor Sparks as president and publisher list political and business details, with advertising director Harry A. Walter and circulation manager, showing subscription rates, office addresses in Hayward and other California locations, and contact numbers. The fragment includes references to post office entries and a March 3 1992 date.
Two people died in Fresno area weekend crashes. Lucille EB Whitey, 61, of Fresno, died early Sunday when her car struck a toe. Saturday night pedestrian Vio Ramere, 62, was killed by a hit and run vehicle.
The US Coast Guard rescued 26 crewmen from lifeboats after the Swedish Greek freighter Helza Smith sprang a leak and began sinking about 400 miles east of Cane Race. The rescue occurred Sunday night amid rough seas as the vessel of 2,040 tons foundered.
Washington. The cherry pie shown in packaging contained only four cherries, not the expected eight to ten. Senator Mart pledged to seek FDA standards on pie cherry content after noting a Senate cafeteria pie with sixteen cherries. He urged action to prevent misleading displays and ensure accurate labeling.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla UPI Techumans today prepared a bell shaped Faith 7 space capsule atop an Atlas rocket for astronaut Gordon Cooper's orbital flight planned next month. The mission aims for a long duration trip with 22 orbits over the Pacific, potentially around May 14 after a May 7 launch postponement due to ignition system checks. Cooper will ride atop Atlas on a flight lasting about 34 hours with a path over China and Tibet before landing in the Pacific.
Vernon, Gali tat Tohay Bo Wilson, a vourteynmusician, rode his horse to a live station and announced he came from Florida. He said the 3.0 mile ride from Indian River City, Fla. was tiring, and he planned to rest after 2 a.m.
King Hussein strengthens his position by dissolving parliament and calling elections within four months as demonstrations subside. Primed for Arab unity, he seeks a new House reflecting popular will and contemplates joining the United Arab Republic. Nasser, opposing monarchies, positions Cairo against Jordan’s bid while warning against dissent.
Officials pursue cause of the loss of submarine Thresher with Navy inquiry and Atlantis testing from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Atlantis returns to the 800 foot depth 220 miles east of Boston where the Thresher sank on April 10 with 129 men aboard as efforts continue to pinpoint the wreck site.
Western governors were warned by Robert Montgomery Jr of the National Committee on Uniform Traffic Laws to sharpen leadership on uniform traffic laws or face federal incursions. Governor Grant Sawyer urged federal land access and private development while Alaska’s William Egan urged drastic action against Soviet air incursions.
AP report details a Merced crime where three gunmen kidnapped a 22 year old store executive Jerry Hiatt after forcing him to open cash drawers. The assailants tied Hiatt and fled with an undisclosed amount, then released him. Police were alerted by Hiatt and the Wilkins family.
A tanker named Comet carrying petroleum products was freed by the Coast Guard cutter Ojibwa near Bayfaird New York on Saturday. The vessel was turned around and towed to safety in rough seas with Toledo, Ohio mentioned in connection to the cargo and route. Tor Colborne, Ontario context appears in transmission.
The entry marks April 22 as the 112th day of 1963 with 263 to follow and lists celestial bodies Venus Saturn in the morning and Mercury Mars in the evening. It recalls 1804 coinage law authorizing In God We Trust, 1915 poison gas use in WWI, 1944 New Guinea invasion, and 1954 McCarthy hearings onset. A misprinted thought from Mareel Prowst remarks on time and habit.
Khrushchev in Il Giorno interview argues the United States seeks to extend nuclear weapon deployment in NATO territory to pressure allies. He claims U S actions risk Soviet responses and suggests inspections could retry, while hinting at renewed testing plans to split allied unity against Western Europe and Canada.
Berkeley AP report: a San Francisco widow with two grown sons, Helen Ewing Nelson presents the California Mother of the Year award to Mrs. Delayela for her Mexican cookbooks and leadership. She runs a frozen foods business and collaborates with meals and volunteer groups aiding the blind.
In a broad address Khrushchev blamed U S policy for tensions and urged unity of the Communist movement. He argued Western speculation about the China split is wishful thinking and condemned imperialists threatening peace. He said NATO arms buildup blocks disarmament and claimed the Soviet Union accepts three inspections under a test ban.
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