Weather Corner Cloudy Night Then Warmer Tomorrow
Local forecast notes cloudy conditions tonight with a fair and slightly warmer day ahead. Tonight’s low ranges from 35 to 45 degrees, with northwest winds at 5 to 15 miles per hour.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
1
Local forecast notes cloudy conditions tonight with a fair and slightly warmer day ahead. Tonight’s low ranges from 35 to 45 degrees, with northwest winds at 5 to 15 miles per hour.
Statewide weather report across San Francisco Bay Area to Central Valley notes cloudy conditions and fair Saturdays with temperature ranges. Snow flurries in high Sierra mountains, fog in Sacramento Valley, and varying winds from light to fresh north and northwest across multiple counties and valleys.
In San Francisco AP report 5000 realtors favor repeal pressure by West Covina leader Stephen A Arnold while 40000 oppose. Hallmark California Realtors for Fair Housing warns repeal could unleash strife. Petition drives circulate with 468,299 signatures needed to place issue on 1964 constitution amendments.
The Labor Department reports continued decline in AFL-CIO union membership from 1960 to 1982 with about 14 million members in the U.S. and Canada, attributing losses to a shift toward white collar work and reduced need for union representation. The bureau cites structural economic changes and lagging demand for industrial products as main causes, while noting no clear surge in organizing activity.
The bureau notes labor's future depends on persuading workers in manufacturing and other industries to unionize. It cites a shifting occupational pattern that disfavors employment in areas where unions hold influence as technology and productivity rise, reducing union strength in older economies.
A delayed dynamite explosion in a tunnel for the American River's middle fork killed Philip M. Lindsay, 37, of Auburn, and seriously injured Harold A. Hansen, 45, of Sacramento, and Thomas C. Scruggs, 40, of Auburn. About 40 charges were set. several did not explode as timed. The tunnel is part of work in the Hell Hole Reservoir area.
Washington reporters describe limited movement nine days after President Johnson urged rapid action on civil rights and a tax cut. Senate action remains uncertain as leaders weigh prospects, with debate unlikely before next month and Kennedy’s legacy shaping efforts.
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