28 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1963
Page
1
The forecast notes a slight temperature increase with little overall change. Westerly winds are expected from 10 to 12 miles per hour in the afternoon along the Hayward area.
Statewide forecast calls for fair conditions Sunday and Monday across regions including San Francisco Bay Area Sacrament o Valley Salinas Valley Monterey and Santa Clara Valley Northerly to northwesterly winds 0 to 18 knots along the coast and temperatures rising with highs mostly in the 60s and 70s lows in the 40s to 50s.
Weather and tide details appear garbled with times and measurements. The readable items reference tide tables for Monday and a date in April, noting sunrise and cement usage at a Florida paint facility. No clear events, people, or organizations beyond generic places.
Straggle plagued the Kennedy relatives as Bobby’s Boys joined a 16 mile hike along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal in Hagerstown Md The event organized since 1834 by Justice Douglas drew about 200 participants including Robert F Kennedycass Cousins Robby Shriver and Michael Freeman son of the agriculture secretary The hike featured sunny 65 to 70 degree weather and a dog Sandy The plan included riders but most walked to complete the distance
Fragmented OCR shows newspaper masthead The Daily Review with personnel names and titles, subscription rates, and multiple office addresses in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and related circulation bureau data. Provides publication details and distribution locales without clear article events or dates.
A weather forecast from forecaster 8 C Crooks notes a slow shift toward warmer, drier conditions. The report suggests a near weekend clearance along the Oregon coast and northern California, with rain easing and temperatures rising modestly.
Ankara reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed Turkish leadership on Western allies buying Soviet chrome amid Turkey’s push to bolster its faltering economy. Rusk promised U.S. support for a strong Turkey, as talks also touched on joining the European Common Market and financing a five year economic plan. He planned meetings with President Jalat Gurset and Prime Minister Ismet Inonu before departing.
UC Berkeley Chancellor Edward W. Strong opposed proposals to charge tuition for California in state campuses and junior colleges. He argued tuition would price many students out of educational opportunity and cited funding gaps as a reason many high school graduates do not pursue further education. The remarks were made at a seminar sponsored by the Alameda County Central Labor Council and the Berkeley Institute of Industrial Relations.
Almanac entry notes Sunday April 28 1968 as day 11861 with 247 to follow. It lists Venus and Saturn in morning sky and Mercury and Mars in evening sky. Births include James Monroe. Notable events: Maryland statehood 1788, Lindbergh resignation 1941, dim-out order 1942, Japan war ending treaty 1952 and 1991, Mussolini quote on war.
An elderly woman driving an auto jumps a curb in Escondido injuring eight people, five on the sidewalk and three inside a shoe store. Witnesses describe a high‑speed skid from a parking area into the storefront. several injured were hospitalized with lacerations and broken limbs, including Sally Ann Straub and Lisa Shipley.
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan summoned key aides to an annual Weekend House party at Chequers to chart a path to keep the Conservatives in power. Polls hint at possible defeat this year or soon, but Macmillan controls the selection date and aims to secure four straight elections by October 1964. The gathering, at the secluded Chequers estate, follows a government beset by scandals and economic woes.
Woods Hole and Naval Office officials described deep sea camera evidence from the Atlantic as examining the ocean bottom for clues to the Thresher disaster. Spokesmen said photos captured only natural ocean features, with testimony and hearings cited as possible but classified.
Clarksburg West Virginia AP mining officials and union representatives announced an underground investigation into the blast at Clinchfield Compass No 2 mine that killed 22 miners. Agencies will test for methane and other causes starting Sunday. UMW workers’ relief funds were organized to aid families in the Clarksburg area.
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