28 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1964
Page
1
A weather note forecasts fair conditions through tomorrow with morning fog and little temperature change. Tonight’s low is expected to be around 39 to 46 degrees with westerly winds 2 to 25 miles per hour.
Statewide weather reports fair to partly cloudy. San Francisco Bay Area mainly fair with morning fog, highs 62 to 75, tonight 50s to 60s. Sierra Nevada and Central Valley cooler, north cloudiness. Monterey Bay overcast then clears, highs near 60s to 70s. Salinas and Salinas Valley near 70s, Paso Robles mid 80s. Northwest winds 6 to 25 mph, some coastal gusts, tonal variation by region.
Regional weather update notes yesterday's high and today's low temperatures for Southern Alameda County. Local meteorology reports show highs near the seasonal range and a cooler early morning with overnight low movements, indicating typical diurnal patterns for the area.
Tide tables show sunrise at 6 08 and sunset in the evening. Minor garble mentions August and coastal times with several unreadable words.
In Washington AP dispatch United States and the Philippines reached a principle on a treaty to avoid double taxation. The accord would assure American firms operating in the Philippines credit on taxes owed to the United States. Indian foreign minister Swaran Singh arrived for a two day goodwill visit.
Ford Motor Co agreed in principle to extend its contract with the UAW until Sept 9 avoiding a near term strike deadline. The UAW had set Chrysler as the 1964 strike target and warned 80,000 workers at Chrysler plants to be ready. Ford and GM spokesmen indicated formal signoff was pending while bargaining continued with Chrysler and GM.
California leads the nation with about 24.5 billion honey bees across 40,000-bee colonies per unit, equating to roughly 11.27 bees per resident. The state holds about 18.23 million people and dominates U S apiary figures, the Agriculture Department reported.
In chaotic scenes near 459 West 30th Street and at a Park Avenue hotel, Beatles fans overwhelmed police as the group arrived from Cincinnati. Ringo Starr lost a St Christopher medal, and a late night broadcast from Bruce Morrow linked to the hotel entangled crowds. Locals later approved a two year SF Opera Orchestra contract, ending a season cancellation dispute with a $172.50 to $180 weekly scale.
Former state light heavyweight boxing champion Dean Bogany pleaded innocent in municipal court to disturbing the peace and battery charges. He is accused of striking his estranged wife Annette. Judge Robert Barnard set a trial for Sept. 25. Rogany, 27, previously held the state title earlier this year for failing to defend it within six months.
Five hundred members of the executive committee of the California Department of the American Legion will convene Saturday in Fresno for two days of business sessions. State Commander Harry C Tennis of Fresno will preside as they prepare recommendations on legislation affecting veterans and related issues.
At the Atlantic City convention Alty Gen. Robert F. Kennedy spoke amid an emotional outpouring as memories of his brother President John F. Kennedy were recalled. He stood solemn, seeking to begin his remarks multiple times while delegates wept and the crowd hushed for a poignant finale.
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