03 Aug 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1963
Page
1
The forecast notes a cool and unsettled day with lingering drizzles. A tightening cold front arriving tonight brings gusty west winds and swifter conditions, with temperatures around 40 to 18 miles per hour, and the chance of lingering rain through the period.
Across California and neighboring regions the forecast calls for cloudy and cool conditions in San Winessco and adjacent areas with highs near 58. Neighborhoods including Nevada and Salinas show variable cloudiness, mild temperatures, and light to moderate winds. Valley regions such as San Joaquin and Salinas expect fair skies at times, with coastal and inland zones showing high temperatures from the mid 60s to mid 80s and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s. Thunderstorm chances rise Sunday afternoon in inland zones and southern portions, with cooler conditions following in parts of the forecast area.
Tide tables for Sunday note high and low waters with sunrise and sunset times. Contains weather figures and computations for local sides, including light and dark portions, for the day.
Hurricane Arlene, the first of the season, roared across the tropical Atlantic with 100 mph winds. It stood about 925 miles southeast of San Juan and posed little immediate danger to land, though a lone boat reported trouble north of Puerto Rico. Arlene was forecast to move west at about 12 mph as it remained offshore and tracked toward safer waters.
The fragment lists The Daily Review masthead details and multiple office locations including Hayward, San Leandro, Fremont, and Rivermore. It mentions circulation management and subscription rates as well as address lines for distribution and editorial offices.
Reported derailment near Montevideo sent a boatload of casualties. Trains on a siding toppled and several cars plunged, trapping passengers as crews battled wreckage. Officials blamed the accident on track faults and a failure to slow for a siding. Rescue work continued through the night as authorities assessed the scene and questioned railway practices.
New York report states James M. Landis pled guilty to tax evasion for failing to file income records. U.S. authorities say he earned about 400000 annually while leading academic and government roles. Details sketchy due to fragmented OCR but indicate charges tied to undeclared income and timing.
The fragment lists a jumble of dates and events including Christopher Columbus voyage and other historical notes. It also mentions the Nautilus crossing the North Pole and a Churchill quote, all presented in a garbled Almanac style with unclear coherence.
At the United Nations the United States resisted punitive actions against South Africa amid a proposed draft resolution seeking a full arms embargo and diplomatic boycott. African states and allies discussed the plan while U.S. Ambassador Stevenson signaled a preference for peaceful adjustment and limited arms sales to South Africa. Delegates weighed whether an arms embargo or broader boycott could gain the seven votes needed for adoption, with the council set to meet Monday to decide on timing and scope.
In a Senate speech, Senator Fulbright criticized Senator Goldwater and his Arizona views, saying Goldwater opposes coexistence and the nuclear test ban while claiming the Communist Chinese share similar stances. Fulbright praised Democrats’ policies as cautious against war, noting Goldwater’s conservatism and looming GOP presidential hopes.
A sinking yacht off the coast led to a rescue by a Navy patrol boat. Seven aboard were saved after the vessel listed and began to sink. Reported crew included Bill Stach, Frank G. Jameson, and five college students. The vessel owner Frank G. Jameson noted Willian Phu had signed on for a trans Pacific voyage to Hawaii.
California's July 4 population is estimated at 17,675,000, the largest in the nation, by the State Finance Department. The figure marks a 2.7 percent year-to-year rise and an increase of 31,000 people from the previous year, with Los Angeles County totaling about 3,898,900 as part of the statewide growth.
Los Angeles AP State Democratic Chairman Eugene L. Wyman accuses GOP leader Caspar Weinberger of trying to divert attention from GOP rifts by attacking Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh. The dispute centers on Unruh’s rules change and committee chair removals during a special session as Republicans faced Democratic budget passage.
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