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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1964
Page
2
Falr through tomorrow with high fog near the coast and extending inland in the morning. Stoaight’s low 52 to 47 degrees, westerly winds around 25 miles per hour.
Statewide forecast covers San Francisco Bay Area inland fog through Thursday with highs in the 60s and 70s, northern Shasta region cooler days, Salinas and Monterey Bay overcast mornings with mid to upper 50s to 60s, and central San Joaquin Valley in 80s. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph ride coastal zones with variable cloud cover and cooler nights.
Tide table notes generic times and phases with scattered typos. Contains confusion about high and low tides and sunset, with unclear location or agency. overall presents a fragmented nautical timing reference rather than a clear forecast.
AP reports from Cleveland and Santa Cruz detail Senate candidate Goldwater calling for a negotiated peace in South Viet Nam and criticizing current policy. He warned of open doors to communism if welfare of NATO allies is weakened and proposed a cut in NATO ties and a resumption of the Washington Moscow hotline.
The San Francisco Opera Association canceled its 1964 season after failing to reach a new contract with Musicians Local 6. The union demanded 230 a week minimum pay and 65 players for a six member, four orchestra setup, while the association offered 172 and 96 players. City officials had met with both sides but no agreement was reached.
Independence description shows former President Harry Truman explaining his nonattendance at the Democratic National Convention. At a news conference, Truman, age 80, says he is “just getting old” and cites aging as the reason for not attending.
Los Angeles Republican George Murphy accused Robert F. Kennedy and Pierre Salinger of using the U S Senate for political gain. He questioned their ties to California and alleged electoral opportunism as Kennedy moved to run in New York and Salinger remains in Virginia. Murphy seeks the California Senate seat in November.
FDA warns doctors and hospitals of a label mix up on intravenous isolations from Abohaté Laboratories Chicago. FDA spokesman says no adverse effects reported to date.
President Johnson proposes a seven member board under the Railway Labor Act to handle three railroad disputes and a nonoperating unions dispute. The unions seek improved vacations holidays and health benefits while one case covers employment and wage stabilization. A third dispute involves six shop craft unions.
At Atlantic City a Kennedy presence marked the convention as Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy arrived to rally support for a New York Senate bid. His wife Joan Kennedy followed, noting his hospital stay but continued political reading and possible writing. The scene centered on Kennedy momentum, Wagner's reaction, and Edman Weist Sr.'s assignment to guard Kennedy's path from Massachusetts to New York and beyond.
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