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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1964

Page

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Weather Corner San Francisco Bay Area Forecast

San Francisco Bay Area remains fair through Tuesday with ocean fog inland in the morning. Highs reach 61 in San Francisco, 73 in Oakland, 77 in San Mateo, breezy west winds 12-24 mph afternoons. Night lows 56 to 60s.

San Francisco Bay Area San Francisco Oakland San Mateo San Rafael Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou Area Sierra Nevada Sacramento Valley San Joaquin Valley Salinas Valley Salinas Paso Robles Monterey Bay Area Samt Joaquin Valley Santa Clara Valley Hollister Fort Bragg California Santa Rosa

Tide Table Update With Fog Likely Inland Morning Temperatures

Tuesday tide readings show low around 6:07 with 6:2 sunrise times and a calm to foggy morning transition. High fog near the ocean persists inland, morning temperatures rise slightly, and tonight's low is forecast between 34 and 56 degrees with westerly winds at 12 to 25 mph.

Tomarrow Ocean

Temperatures Yesterday's High and Low Temperatures

Yesterday saw a high temperature of 72 degrees and a low of 58 degrees. The day remained mild with light winds and clear skies.

Critic Attacks Baldwin Novels At Negro Writer Confab

ASILOMAR AP A professor of English harshly criticized James Baldwin s novels at the final day of a five day conference on the Negro writer in the United States. Baldwin s best seller An Other Country is a failure on a grand scale he said It is not simply a bad novel but a dead end. Dr Bene noted Baldwin has devoted two novels to sexual revolt and warned he may be remembered as the greatest American novelist since Jack Kerouac if he persists Ossie Davis another speaker urged that militant civil rights demands fade only when Negroes gain full integration Davis said Negroes have been told to refrain from demonstrations to avoid fueling white backlash ahead of Goldwater s election The conference was sponsored by the University of California Extension Program.

Asilomar James Baldwin United States Baldiin Robert Bene Yale University UCLA Baldwin Llion Jack Kerouac Bone Ossie Davis Senator Goldwater Goldwater The University of California Extension Program

Back From The Dead After Heart Attack Rescue

Mrs. Clara Allison, 53, recovering from a heart attack that left her clinically dead for 40 minutes at her Goleta home. Resuscitation during a 15 minute ambulance ride to Santa Barbara Hospital brought a heartbeat back, a doctor said.

Santa Barbara Clara Allison Allison Goleta Collage Hospital Frank Leckie

Luci’s Tour Cut Short By Flu Bug

Luci Baines Johnson’s California weekend tour was cut short when she fell ill with what officials termed a non serious but uncomfortable intestinal flu. She remained at the Hilton Inn near San Francisco International Airport overnight and planned to fly to Washington next morning.

Ban Francisco Luci Baines Johnson California San Francisco International Airport Los Angeles Hilton Inn Washington

Typhoon Ida Death Toll Rises to 74 in Philippines

Manila reports six more drownings on Lazer Island pushing the dead or missing from Typhoon Ida to 74. Damage is estimated at 25 billion dollars.

Manila UPI Lazer Island

Memorial services honor slain civil rights workers in New York

In Manhattan and other venues, thousands gathered to honor Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney, calling them martyrs of nonviolence as FBI findings linked their deaths to the Mississippi killings. Speakers included James Farmer and John Lewis, who urged continued civil rights action and memory.

New York Mississippi FBI Andrew Michael Schwerner James Chaney Idlan Philadelphia Miss Fehwerner Manhattan James Farmer Congress of Racial Equality Farmer Rita Semverner Michael Meridian Farrier John Lewis Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Mickey Andy Goodman Ethical Culture Society Ralph Engelman Queens Ruth

Almanac for August 10 1964 and notable events

The Almanac for Monday August 10 1964 notes the date as the 223rd day of the year with 143 remaining and the moon near first quarter. It lists Jupiter Saturn Mars and Venus as morning stars and Saturn as evening star, with Leo as the zodiac for births. It recalls Herbert Hoover born 1874 and historic moments from 1776 1831 and 1948, ending with a thought by Oliver Wendell Balmes.

Venus Werhert Hoover Benjamin Franklin John Adams Thomas Jefferson U.S Missouri Roosevelt Winston Churchill Quebec

Double Tragedy in Philadelphia Morgue Identity Mixup

Mrs Jaye Zeserman of Silver Spring Maryland accompanied her husband to identify the body of his father at the city morgue. After the identification she was told the body of her father Alan Beard aged 60 was also in the morgue. She had not seen him in a year.

Philadelphia Dpt Jaye Zeserman Silver Spring

One Woman Gangbuster Foils California Holdup

In Torrance California a 40 year old market clerk Sophia Burg rss defended Joe's Market by wresting a 38 caliber revolver from a bandit and shooting his accomplice Episiario Pimental 18 in the arm. Deputies reported the incident occurred Sunday night as the would be holdup unfolded and the clerk restrained the gunman.

Torrance Calif UPI Sheriff's Sophia Burg

Pope Paul VI Offers to Intervene In World Peace Efforts

In his first encyclical, Ecclesiam Suam, Pope Paul VI promises to extend more than a watchful interest in world peace. He vows to educate peoples toward peaceful relations, promote humane principles, and intervene when opportunities arise to help contending parties seek honorable, fraternal solutions. He also calls for dialogue with non Christian religions to defend shared ideals while condemning communism and atheism.

Vatican City Paul VI Poeti Paul Castel Gandelfo

Morton Sees GOP Gain With Goldwater Ticket

Senator Morton predicts Barry Goldwater at the top of the Republican ticket could boost GOP gains in Congress, especially in the South border states Midwest and West. Democratic leader Magnuson expects high Democratic turnout to counter gains and cautions about the impact of Goldwater’s extremism on elections.

Jack Bell Washington Christan B. Morton Barry Inter Magnuson Dem

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