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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1965
Page
1
Weather notes show fair today with continued warmth tomorrow. Highs reach 73 in San Francisco, 80 in Oakland San Mateo and San Rafael readings. conditions remain dry with mild winds.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions across Northern and Central California Sunday and Monday with coastal fog and low clouds from Cape Mendocino northward. Warm inland, coastal northwest winds 10 to 20 mph, temperatures mostly in 70s to 80s, with coastal coastal areas dipping to the 40s and 50s.
Fragmentary weather card records low and high temperatures for April 16 with partial notes on daylight saving time and a referenced time, showing unclear digits and stray letters.
An AP report says Republican UC Berkeley students largely backed the administration in the FSM crisis last winter, while Democrats supported the movement. The 1 percent sample followed the Dec 3-4 sit-ins that led to 800 arrests. outsiders and media influenced views, with Democrats more active and Republicans more critical of FSM. Governors and police remarks tied to wider debates on influence and 1966-68 political runs.
The report outlines tentative city spending for 1966–75 with eight seven figure projects. Major rail separations at A Street Winton Avenue and Harder Road drive the list along with sewer interceptors and street widenings on Alt Street and Mission Boulevard. Several crossovers and municipal building needs also appear, with many estimates pending.
NEW YORK AP A Swiss clergyman Rev Tans-Ruedi Weber says church life in the United States is more vigorous than in Europe after a month long lecture tour in the country under Liberal Church in America. He notes European cynicism toward the church and calls North American faith strong.
Fragmentary OCR text lists various names and locations such as Livermore, California and Pennsylvania, with garbled terms. The readable elements include numbers and references to people, but no coherent event or report emerges.
Antone Hromack, 81, who police say slashed his throat and wrists after beating his step daughter and step great granddaughter with a baseball bat, died of his injuries. His alleged victims were Heben Drews, 64, and Kathleen Hardy, 10. The girl remained in critical condition at San Antonio Community Hospital where Hromack died Friday. Authorities said he was living at the Drews home. the girl was visiting. Mrs Drews was knocked down.
Louise Dresser, prominent in vaudeville and silent film, died at 84 in Woodland Hills California after surgery for an intestinal obstruction. She had been widowed since 1951 and remained active in film through 1937, with later fame as a co star with Will Rogers and in Lightnin and David Harum. Born Louise Kerlin in Evanville Indiana on October 5 1882, she adopted the Dresser name through stage connections and rose to Broadway before film debut in 1925.
US Air Force jets struck main highways in Communist North Viet Nam wrecking a bridge and a mill, with a convoy attacked by gunfire and antiaircraft batteries. Reports say pilots were shot down and a skirmish near Vinh wounded several. South Vietnamese forces claimed a coastal docking crossing was destroyed amid fierce area fighting.
The Sunday Telegraph said Cuban consul Julio Cesar del Castillo and his wife, tied to Castro figures, defected to the West and fled Britain on the Queen Mary bound for New York. U.S. guarantees political refugee status. In Castro Valley, Scott Lee was injured in skateboard accident. hospital says he is improving.
The two young lovers John Connors and Virginia Zu brick died in a brush fire near Sayreville. autopsy cites burning. Police and prosecutor consider it an open case with possible double suicide. families dispute romance as motive. A luxury Lincoln Continental and other belongings were found near the scene.
Edith Deen argues in a new book that juvenile delinquency was a problem in Biblical times, with sons who disobeyed parents, father failures to guide children, troublesome daughters. The book Family Living in the Bible is published by Harker and Row.
The Soviet Union bought a $17,000 American limousine furnished with television for use by Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. The purchase was reported as part of a ceremony in New York.
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