06 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
1
A coastal weather note says conditions fall through tomorrow with morning fog along the coast and slightly cooler temperatures. Tonight's low is forecast 52 to 57 degrees with westerly winds from 2 to 22 mph.
Weather across California shows varied conditions with coastal fog in the Bay Area and fair to cloudy patterns elsewhere. Highs range from the mid 60s to over 100 in the Central San Joaquin and Salinas valleys, with coastal winds and occasional thunderstorms inland.
Tide tables for Friday August 7 show times and heights for various points including S12 44 Sh 25 Hich tree 50. It notes 12:00 and 18 as tide changes with sunset and dark routes. Pum Cackles for tides at Fi Pointy SF.
In Champagne, France, five miners remain missing after a cave in at the Rivel limestone mine. Mayor Andre Socie said the situation is a tragedy as three rescue attempts failed and two vertical drills work to locate a truck believed to hold one of the entombed men. Fourteen men were trapped July 27. nine were rescued unharmed on Tuesday.
Fragmented OCR shows a public notice style listing names and addresses including Beech, Mull, Livermore, and Livermore area references with house numbers and street cues. Content is partial and lacks complete sentences but indicates a local notices item with multiple residents and locations.
The heat wave grips the south central states with Tulsa reaching a record high above 100 degrees. Oklahoma City reported 108 as the year's peak, while Ada and northwest of Oklahoma City tied 111. Severe storms later struck Texas, Alabama, and Louisiana, with injuries and property damage reported.
In Sacramento, a flock of screech owls nests around the Capitol, feeding on mice and squirrels. Curator Hank Spencer notes these reddish brown birds range across the United States and can nest in trees and buildings, while park keeper Clarence Bartlett says they pose no menace and help control rodent populations. The nocturnal birds roost by day and may have used the dome for years, with female owls laying up to 11 eggs in nests of hay, twigs, or bones.
Dallas AP report details Warren Commission work on Kennedy assassination. FBI agents observed as city workers cut Main Street curbing near the triple underpass to examine a curb fragment. Investigators say a bullet may have skimmed Kennedy’s car and struck the curb. A passerby recalls feeling a sting and seeing a chipped curb.
Federal and state authorities intensified the search for the killers of three civil rights workers found after a 44 day hunt. FBI and state officials weighed possible arrests or a grand jury indictment as a medical report confirmed all three were shot. The victims Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner, both 20 and 24, were New Yorkers with James Chaney, 22, a Meridian, Mississippi Black man, accompanying them on their trip. The find near Philadelphia, Mississippi, touched off national mourning as families mourned and vowed to continue civil rights work.
Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater pursued his unity drive during a meeting with GOP lawmakers and planned a Gettysburg stop with his running mate. He backed President Johnson’s Vietnam war actions, warned foreign policy would shape the campaign, and said Americans unite in crisis while dissension over Vietnam in the public sphere remains.
A private breakfast was held and 100 legislators were invited. Another meeting with Goldwater and Miller is set for Friday for other GOP members.
In San Diego a crowd said goodbye as 12 ships of Cruiser-Flotilla 11 sailed for the Far East. Mrs. Pale and Mrs. Jones expressed dread and hope amid leavetaking by families and wives of sailors headed for a six month cruise aboard the Parsons and other vessels.
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