27 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1963
Page
1
Weather outlook for Lodzy predicts Sunday night low around 44 to 50 with north west winds of 12 to per hour. The forecast comes from the sweather man, noting a cool fall night with minimal chance of precipitation.
Statewide weather brief covers San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California through Sunday with fair skies, gradual warming, and highs 60 to 75 across regions. California valleys including Salinas and Santa Clara report mostly fair, with light to moderate northwest winds, and nightly lows around the 40s to mid 50s.
Tide table reads for Fr Petal area with sunrise and sunset times and low tide values. Contains probable times and height figures but garbled due to OCR. Presents a coastal navigation note for tide phases and daily solar timing.
A list of yesterday’s temperatures and conditions across major cities. Entries note city names such as Albany Albuquerque Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit Fairbanks Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville Memphis Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Reno Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City Tampa and more with conditions like clear cloudy rain and observed highs ranging roughly from the upper 30s to mid 60s.
In Moscow the Soviet premier pledged neutrality for Laos, while U.S. officials reported no clear agreement or steps to halt fighting. A Vienna era reference and a vague communique followed talks with U.S. Undersecretary Averell Harriman.
A sweeping list of introduced California bills covers television franchise authorization for cities or counties, education administration for special programs, and penalties for witness bribery. Other measures aim to create a state college, revise criminal laws, expand agricultural agencies, and regulate natural gas. Additional items address handicapped education, public utilities, funding for rehabilitation, constitutional amendments, and various tax, housing, and disciplinary actions. The record notes specific sponsors and districts across the Senate and Assembly.
New York reports Dublin awaits President Kennedy’s June visit with city officials predicting an unprecedented response. Lord Mayor Mrs James J. O’Keefe says Treland will go wild and hopes Kennedy will accept honors during the stopover.
Fragmented OCR shows newspaper masthead The Daily Review with advertising director Harry A Walker and multiple city office addresses. It lists subscription rates in cents per day and various office locations including Hayward Fremont Livermore and San Leandro, plus mentions audit bureau circulation.
A feature notes that about 200 000 species and varieties of plants have been introduced into the United States. The piece highlights the diversity of flora and implications for agriculture and horticulture.
Cuban authorities confirmed a claimed low level bombing of an oil refinery near Havana and said the United States is responsible. U S State Department officials denied any information on the raid, while Havana Radio reported no US government blame and promised tests.
The Weather Bureau warned of unsettled conditions across the central and western United States as April ends. Light rain and scattered thunderstorms peppered much of the region while the East stayed dry and mild under a high pressure belt, with a warm Gulf air flow driving moisture into the plains and midsection.
New York AP reports rising speculation about Guy Nelson and Rockefeller staffer Margaretta Murphy amid rumors of divorce. The governor, 56, has refused to discuss his own split four weeks earlier or Mrs Murphy's divorce, prompting cautious comment from Rockefeller Institute researchers.
Almanac notes include birth of Ulysses S Grant in 1822 and historical events such as Benedict Arnold at Ridgefield 1777 and Babe Ruth Day in 1947. It cites the first Social Security payment in 1937 and Athens fall in 1941. Miguel de Cervantes quote closes the entry.
Former Marine William Szill alleges he was discharged after helping a captain hide a Cuban suspect's body at Guantanamo in 1961. He says he faced coercion to stay silent and seeks congressional action after discussions with Rep. Schweiker.
Dr Crang outlines logical fallacies used by politicians to sway 3,000,000 young voters in 1964. He highlights Either Or, False Dilemma, ad hominem, hasty generalization, and fluctuation strategies while urging readers to seek evidence and caution in campaign claims.
Nine people were killed when an Air Force C47 cargo plane crashed near Placitas amid clouded Sandia mountains. Witnesses described a section of the craft failing near a ridge before engines roared and smoke rose as it struck the ground. Local ranchers reported a large debris field and impact beyond the ridge two miles west of the original site.
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