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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1964
Page
1
Weather Corner outlines fair conditions across the Bay Area through Wednesday with coastal fog inland at night and morning. Temperatures vary by region from the mid 60s to upper 90s, with scattered thunderstorms possible in the Sierra Nevada and light to moderate westerly winds inland.
Tide table notes provide computed figures for Fort Part, SF harbor with high and low tides, sunrise and sunset times, and light/dare figures. The fragment lists time marks such as 4:30, 1:38 and 6:16 for sunrise, with vague references to astronomical data and location multiple harbors. An incomplete OCR segment lacks full context and precise values.
Weather notice states fair conditions through tomorrow except for dense fog near the ocean extending inland at night and morning. Temperatures show little change. tonight's low expected from 30 to 55 with westerly winds 19 to 20 mph.
Congress approved a $207 million military pay raise and a $556 million civil service and postal increase. The plan boosts military pay, chief officials, and top officials while setting annual raises for many civil and postal workers. House and Senate action followed reports of retroactive adjustments starting after July 1, with final raises delayed for Congress and high-level staff until January.
Texas endures a long dry spell with record high temperatures across the state and surrounding regions. Municipal water supplies dwindle in parts of Texas and Louisiana as the central U S endures heat waves and severe humidity.
Castro Valley Republican Assembly meets at 8 p.m. today at 3480 Castro Valley Blvd to elect delegates for the statewide California Republican Assembly convention in San Mateo on September 3 and 6.
Vague OCR fragments describe a county referenced as Calliporomia or California with an amount £18 and names like Ame. The readable text is garbled but hints at a local notice or brief involving a monetary value and place names.
A curious note reports district brides among Spartans cutting off hair at weddings, reflecting local fashion or ceremony customs. The brief item mentions brides and weddings in a facet of everyday life.
Senator Dirksen announced plans to push swift committee action on a reapportionment bill aimed at creating one man one vote. He urged a constitutional amendment to counter the Supreme Court orders and told the Senate the plan could be expedited to enable court directed redistricting to take effect in the next session.
Senator Barry Goldwater sails on the Sundance for a rest day to be followed by a busy campaign stretch. He may invite assistants but initially excludes reporters and camerman, while preparing speeches for Republican leaders and a GOP candidate school. He answers questions selectively about Vietnam and foreign policy as he shifts to Washington for further campaigning.
Former State Department intelligence chief Roger Hilsman recounts to Look magazine how an American U2 on a routine air sampling mission strayed over the Soviet Union during the Cuban missiles crisis. Soviet fighters scrambled, a chase ensued, and Kennedy was alerted as the pilot called for help. The U2 eventually returned safely to base.
Redwoood County TAP reports Undersheriff Wes ley A. Pomeroy said he is being considered for the security job for Senator Barry Goldwater at the Republican National Convention. He noted no commitment and will travel to Washington. Pomeroy, who helped lead police during the Cow Palace convention, is an attorney and former California Highway Patrolman with nearly a decade on the sheriff's department.
Ernie Chase, a South County jeweler, will discuss diamonds at the Ashland Lions Breakfast Club meeting at 7 15 a m tomorrow. The gathering will be held at the Pine Cone Restaurant in the fair Shopping Center.
An 19th century ad humorously notes Sir Walter Scott would have loved Oroweat bread. It quotes John Gibson Lockhart describing Scott as richly fortunate, then extols Oroweat as whole grain stone ground flour and toasted to peak flavor. Rich flourish in antique promotional copy.
Almanac entry records August 4 1964 as the 217th day with 149 remaining, noting planetary positions Jupiter Saturn Venus Mars and Saturn as evening star. It recalls 1735 press liberty ruling for John Peter Zenger, 1914 UK war declaration and US neutrality, 1916 US Virgin Islands purchase, and 1955 release of U.S. fliers by Red China. Also quotes Theodore Roosevelt on expediency and a political remark by Goldwater about a Democratic choice and associated figures.
MOSCOW AP Khrushchev again places Germany at the forefront of unresolved Cold War issues. He says without a German peace settlement there can be no progress on East-West tensions. In New York Jersey City and Harlem rioting linked to unrest and the anniversary of a nuclear test ban pact is noted, including deaths and looting.
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