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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
2
Weather corner notes show a wet range along the coast with southeasterly winds and periods of rain. Forecast calls for rising seas and potential coastal spray, urging caution for small craft and coastal activities.
Nationwide weather report outlines rain and cooler conditions across regions including Shasta-Siskiyou, Sierra Nevada, Sacramento Valley, San Joaquin Valley, Salinas Valley, Monterey Bay Area, Santa Clara Valley, Fort Bragg, and Northwestern California. Widespread rain today with varying temperatures, wind shifts to northwest by Wednesday, and localized snow flurries at higher elevations.
Yesterday’s high and today’s low were recorded as part of a 24 hour period ending at 7 a.m. today. Temperature readings show the city experienced a range from a low this morning to a higher daytime high, with details reflecting typical daily variation for the season.
Tide tables and coastal notes for Wednesday December 7 record times and heights for low and high tides, sunrise at 2 08, sunset later, with faint references to warning figures and figures for dark tides. The fragment mentions fatalities and high water indicators, but details are unclear due to OCR.
A mass of icy air swept across the eastern half of the nation bringing freezing temperatures into the South as far south as northern Florida and along the Gulf Coast. Readings fell to 31 below in Valley City and 29 in Mobile while Atlanta logged 22 and Louisville 45. Snow flurries appeared along the Appalachians and Great Lakes coast, with heavier rains and strong winds in the Pacific Northwest.
At an Atomic Industrial Forum panel in San Francisco, Kenneth Burns Roe of Burns and Roe proposed using garbage and refuse to power dual purpose plants that desalinate seawater. He argued this could cut costs and supply abundant waste fuel for desalination alongside power. Williams and MacGowan noted federal reports favor nuclear options, while Roe urged evaluating garbage as a viable energy source for regional water systems.
A deaf mute named Joseph Kollar, 60, files an AP report suit for 154000 claiming he cannot use sign language after losing four fingers in an industrial accident. The action names two manufacturing companies tied to a machine he used when the injury occurred.
Police Sgt. Norman Pipentrink died in County Hospital from burns after the traffic control helicopter he piloted crashed and burned Nov. 20. He was 39. Officer Willard Lehman, 42, suffered lesser injuries as passenger. Pipentrink resided at 1885 Cerca Alta Dr., Monterey Park.
Almanac entry lists notable facts for December 1, 1964 including the birth of actress Mary Martin in 1914, the 1917 founding of Boys Town, the Locarno Pact signing in 1925, a 1963 NYSE installment plan, and the Our Lady of the Angels fire of 1958. Also mentions celestial observations and a quotation on gratitude.
Washington AP report says Interior Secretary Stewart Udall indicated the administration plans to seek congressional authorization next year for more than 2.2 billion dollars for three large water projects. The package includes 212 million for Garrison Diversion in North Dakota, 411 million for Auburn Folsom in California, and 659 million for the Pacific Southwest project spanning five states.
Richard K. Whitney, 25, of Long Beach California, died in a crash and explosion in the Western Nevada desert south of Fallon while attempting to assist another plane during a bombing training mission. JA J D W Edson of Osco Illinois survived. Both pilots belonged to Attack Squadron 152 and were en route to Alameda NAS after the routine training. Whitney was a bachelor with a mother living in Long Beach.
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