Weather Corner Temperatures in Local Area
Tonight's low temperature will range from 50 to 58 degrees with westerly winds at 12 to 23 miles per hour. A stray shower or two is possible in the late evening across elevated areas.
07 Aug 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1965
Page
1
Tonight's low temperature will range from 50 to 58 degrees with westerly winds at 12 to 23 miles per hour. A stray shower or two is possible in the late evening across elevated areas.
Coast tide forecast for Sunday August 4 notes high fog near the coast and inland in the morning with fair conditions overall. Times listed as roughs may reflect standard tidal estimates for the day.
Nationwide weather bulletin shows fair conditions across most regions with coastal fog in Northern Interior and near coastal areas. Temperatures trend slightly cooler inland with light to moderate winds varying by region including north interior and Salinas Valley. Southern California expects night fog along the coast, variable cloudiness, and scattered thunder showers in higher elevations.
Washington AP reports no direct message from North Vietnam in a Ghana deliverable. President Kwame Nkrumah’s letter offered no progress toward peace talks, while Quaison-Lackey, also UN General Assembly president, met with Johnson and discussed U.S. assurances against bombing Hanoi.
In Wesson Mississippi a state trooper B Cowart died after a struggle with 18 year old Mike Reuss son of Wisconsin congressman Henry S Reuss Reuss, a Stanford student and Mississippi civil rights volunteer, says he did not shove the officer The district attorney says Cowart grabbed and shoved at the youth who was attempting to remove a slogan from his shirt.
Santa Ana California A Superior Court judge dismissed a $2.5 million damage suit against the John Birch Society and two top national officials. Charges against founder Robert Welch and public relations director John Rousselat were dropped. Remaining suit against State Sen. John Schmitz and Frank LaMagna continues. The plaintiff, attorney Robert Battin, claimed false arrest and conspiracy tied to last November’s elections. Battin, who ran against Schmitz, alleged arrest after an incident involving a defaced campaign poster.
Luther McNra Stewart longtime state supervisor of the State Board of Equalization died yesterday at 60. A native of Santa Barbara he lived in the Castro Valley area 49 years. Survivors include widow Mary Hadley Stewart son David Hadley Stewart grandfather Daniel Walter Stewart sister Sarah Dowdell. Funeral services set for 2:30 PM Monday at Sorenson Bros Chapel Hayward burial at Tone Tree Cemetery.
Los Angeles AP reports Billy James Hargis, founder of the Christian Crusade, delivering a keynote at the seventh annual convention with about 500 attendees. He blasted newsmen for ignorance of a communist threat and accused the National Council of Churches of selling out the United States, while denouncing Nazism and praising Buckley as losing standing among conservatives.
Today August 7 marks the 219th day of the year with 144 days remaining. Historical items include U.S. Marines at Guadalcanal in 1942, the Kon-Tiki voyage reefing at Tuamot with Peru to Polynesia, Kennedy’s son Patrick born in 1963 and dying two days later, and Cyprus tensions after Turkish air attacks in 1904.
Viet Cong forces shelled government outposts in the Mekong Delta and in Pleiku areas near Saigon with mortars and rockets. Casualties were reported as light in some attacks, while a Viet Cong medical facility with 14 wards and large quantities of medicine and supplies was uncovered 35 miles southwest of Saigon. Air strikes by U.S. planes in North Vietnam and around Saigon killed dozens of guerrillas, damaged targets, and left several crew injured after a B57 crash near Nha Trang.
LOS ANGELES AP A squad of 25 officers investigates the sex slaying of Stephanie Gorman a 18 year old high school honor student found bound raped shot and strangled in her West Los Angeles home. The body was discovered by her sister and father in the afternoon after 5 pm and investigators say she put up a desperate fight overturning a chair and lamp as the killer attacked.
U.S. officials report units of Le North's regular army identified in the South with steady infiltration. North Vietnamese broadcasts claim guerrillas seek help to increase forces and step up resistance of the war tenfold.
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