20 Aug 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1963
Page
1
Weather note outlines chilly midweek with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures in Chicago and surrounding areas hover near seasonal norms with brisk west winds and brief chances of light snowfall flurries late Tuesday.
Statewide weather outlook shows fair conditions through Wednesday with temperatures ranging from the 60s to the upper 90s in inland regions. Northern California observes little change in temperature with light to moderate northwest winds, while coastal areas experience morning fog and breezier afternoons. Central Valley and Bay Area remain generally fair with high 80s to 90s, cooler nights, and northwest winds strengthening in the afternoons.
A rash of military plane crashes this week and last killed at least 11 US service members and several civilians. Numerous crew and passengers were injured, while several aircraft were destroyed or grounded. Incidents spanned carriers, airbases, and overseas theaters from the Atlantic to France, with losses among pilots, deck crews, and remote control incidents.
Dr. Thomas O. Burbridge of the United San Francisco Freedoms Movement outlines three options for progress. The first is negotiation with the power structure, the second is exercising the vote, and the third is targeted economic pressure through demonstrations, boycotts and picket lines if needed. He stresses action should be measured in weeks, not months, and defines the power structure as the elected or delegated authority over minority welfare.
Washington reports President Kennedy weighing a Western visit in October as part of a broader campaign plan. Analysts note potential travel to Nevada New Mexico and other Western states to court Southern Democrats and bolster political strength ahead of the 1980 race.
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