07 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1964
Page
1
The Weather Corner page notes fair conditions tonight and through Saturday with only minor changes in temperature. Local forecasters expect light winds and tranquil skies, supporting outdoor plans this weekend.
statewide forecast covers San Francisco Bay Area through Saturday with fair conditions and coastal morning fog. highs run 64 to 104 across regions while lows dip to the mid 50s to 70s. winds mostly light to 20 knots in coastal zones.
A fragmented August Saturday snippet shows times and temperatures with sunrise at 4.12 and sunset at 4.47. It mentions Keiser and Wat with figures like 4692 and 4651, and a reference to Barespo competing for a day noted as Pt Pe'e with a dollar amount.
WALLINGTON AP The Senate sent to President Johnson Thursday a bill to improve investor protection in securities especially over the counter items. The measure, likely to be signed, is on his list of 34 must bills and implements recommendations from a two year SEC study. It covers registration and proxy solicitation rules and aims to extend controls to over the counter securities.
Thant and U S officials reached a common view during talks with President Johnson and Secretary Rusk. Thant favored UN Security Council limited role in Southeast Asia and urged a Geneva conference for a broader settlement. U S sources said Washington supports council reporting rather than immediate action and invited both Vietnams to participate in council consideration. The talks culminated with a White House banquet honoring Thant.
Gov Clement defeats Bass for the U S Senate with 300,780 votes to 210,348 for Clement and 77,303 for Bullard. The race highlighted civil rights bill votes and the state’s shifting political landscape as incumbents drew contrasts with challengers and party slate. Bass conceded amid a complex countywide contest across 2521 precincts.
Almanac Tolay dated Friday August 7 marks the 220th day of 1064 with 146 days remaining and a new moon. Historical notes recall Mars at Guadalcanal launching America’s first World War II offensive, Kan landings in Tuamots, Bannister and Landy running the mile in under four minutes, and Patrick Bouyter Kenney’s brief birth and death in 1968. A thought cites Ambrose Bierce on romance and power.
Los Angeles AP reports a high court ruling that credit card holders are not always liable for unauthorized charges. Judge Frank Swain and concurring judges reversed a Beverly Hills Municipal Court decision, noting issuers and merchants share duty to prevent fraudulent charges. Nordsham C. Whited, whose club card was stolen in 1882, faced a $1,622.99 bill before reporting the theft.
FBI presses case as three civil rights workers are found dead in Mississippi. Bodies unearthed from red clay near a watershed dam southwest of Philadelphia as investigators question dam area residents and Truck Company workers. Sheriff Rainey and Deputy Price confer with a segregation watchdog official while Price, who last saw the trio before their June 21 disappearance, recounts arrests for speeding before their capture. Identifications confirm Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman, both New Yorkers, with James Chaney of Meridian among the victims.
Scattered OCR text shows Livermore civic venue lines, 239 So. (tvermere Ave) details, and 94580 ZIP. The readable elements mention a dance event and local streets, with garbled venue and organizer hints. No coherent event date or full act details emerge.
The royal palace announced Queen Mother Frederica of Greece has recovered from a high fever caused by a viral infection. The 46 year old had been treated and her temperature returned to normal Thursday.
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