23 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1964
Page
1
Forecast calls for fair weather in the Bay Area today and tomorrow with morning fog in places. Temperatures range from 65 in San Francisco to 77 in San Mateo with Oakland at 70 and San Rafael oddly listed at 1. Winds from the west at 12 to 22 mph.
Tide tables for Monday August 14 present heights and times for coastal locations. Information appears partial with missing locations and full data.
Hurricane Cleo plowed through Guadeloupe with 115 mph winds cutting off communications. The storm edged toward the U S Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, prompting watches and urgent preparations as officials warned of dangerous winds heavy rain and high seas.
Oakland police wait for a medical report before pursuing an investigation into the death of a month-old infant in the back seat of a car. The child was under the care of Hayward woman Helen Archer, described as a foster mother. Alameda County welfare officials are examining possible neglect after statements were taken.
The record contains garbled OCR from a local page item with readable fragments naming places and people but missing clear action or outcome. It presents no coherent event or date to summarize into a complete news item.
John W. Voltac a 40 year old Hayward man faced arrest on a disturbing the peace charge after using an electronic oscillator to quiet neighbor dogs at 24004 Joyce St Hayward. A warrant signed by Hayward Municipal Court Judge T J Foley followed complaints from neighbors. Voltac previously used a tape recorder to record and play back dog barking. He posted 110 dollar bail and was released.
The Democratic platform outlines four years of unprecedented achievement by the people not a party, praising military strength economic growth and civil rights gains. The 15,000 word preamble titled An Accounting of Stewardship will be presented to the Democratic National Convention with a full platform to follow Sunday.
In Lanning City New Jersey a packed Credentials Committee hearing debated seating the Democratic National Convention delegations from Mississippi Alabama and the Freedom Democrats. Witnesses including Allaly Schwerner testified while questions of residency election laws and legitimacy of organizers were raised. The committee delayed rulings until Sunday and considered seating the all white Mississippi regulars and potentially recognizing the Freedom Democrats with floor access.
A 20 month old girl crawled under a small van and was injured when the vehicle started. Denise Guidry of Hayward was sent home after the Friday morning incident in front of her home. The driver, Walter A. Olsen, 51, of Hayward, fled? and later started his truck. Edward Martinez, 74, of Union City, was struck crossing Mission Boulevard at Calhoun Street and remained in serious condition at Eden Hospital Castro Valley.
Odie Lee Sweeten a 61 year old grounds keeper at Eldorado Country Club faces involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of 40 year old Marie Alice Pelham. Police say Pelham died from head injuries after an incident involving Sweeten who took her to his home and delayed calling for help.
Almanac notes for Sunday August 24 mark the 286th day of the year with celestial references Jupiter Satory Mars and Venus. Historical milestones include Massachusetts Bay on labor control in 1630 Texas governor nomination for Mrs Ferguson in 1924 Valentino death in 1926 and Berlin tensions in 1961. The thought cites Harry Truman on state responsibility.
Hayward Unified School District trustees plan a public hearing on a resolution to dedicate a right of way easement to Alameda County for a county street on part of the district agricultural site along State Route Perisan Boulevard.
Philadelphia AP report notes Negro Republican leaders impose a news blackout through the convention. Public statements and photo permits are banned until 4 p.m. Sunday, with a news conference planned afterward. The leaders justify secrecy to handle delicate party matters.
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