Weather Corner Local Area Forecast
Mostly fair through tomorrow with occasional cloudiness tonight. Tonight’s low ranges from 40 to 50 degrees. Winds will be southwest at 9 to 15 miles per hour.
04 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
1
Mostly fair through tomorrow with occasional cloudiness tonight. Tonight’s low ranges from 40 to 50 degrees. Winds will be southwest at 9 to 15 miles per hour.
Cloudy today with showers tonight in the Bay Area. Temperatures mostly in the 40s with variable winds. Saturday clears for many regions including Mt Shasta Sukiyou, Sierra Nevada, Sacramento Valley, San Joaquin Valley, Salinas Valley, Monterey Bay Area, Santa Clara Valley, Hollister, Fort Bragg vicinity, and Northwestern California. Highs 40s to 60s, lows 40s, gentle to breezy winds. some areas expect rain or snow flurries tonight and Saturday.
Details list yesterday highs and today lows for cities in Southern Alameda County including Hayward Pleasanton Union City and Livermece with readings around 60s to 30s. The report also includes a broader temperature snapshot across California and major cities such as Bakersfield Fresno Oakland Sacramento San Francisco and Los Angeles with varying high and low figures.
Story traces the 1960s UC Berkeley clashes over on campus political activity. It covers rallies at Sather Gate Bancroft Telegraph corners, Dean Towle warnings, the Free Speech Movement era, and a Regents policy allowing designated spots for political activity under state law. The piece notes student demonstrations on October 1-2 and the push to a student faculty review committee.
Almanac notes today December 4 as the 339th day of 964 with 27 to follow. It lists celestial positions and historical events: Lillian Russell born 1861. Washington’s farewell at a NYC tavern in 1733. Wilson sails for Versailles in 1918. WPA liquidation ordered in 1942. United Mine Workers fined $3.5 million for striking. Washington quote on paying favors.
The Alameda County Democratic Central Committee approved a resolution 33 to 9 urging the greatest possible freedom of speech and political action on the University of California campus. It bases the stance on the belief that an informed electorate supports a democratic society and holds that restrictions should be limited only as needed for the university to fulfill its primary function.
Hundreds arrested after UC Berkeley sit in draw charges of trespassing and resisting arrest as Mario Savio leads demonstrators. Chancellor Edwards Strong faces calls to resign while campus police screen entrants to Sproul Hall. Bail set around $100 for many, with some students released on recognizance as protests spill over to academics and faculty concerns.
Fremont resident William C. Stivers, 30, was hospitalized in Washington Township for observation after his car struck the center divider on the Nimitz Freeway in Oakland at about 8 05 am. Officials Leonard Tabor and Steve Barringer reported the 1965 vehicle was totally damaged.
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