Weather Corner Fair and Mild Through Tomorrow
Fair weather continues today and tomorrow with slightly warmer conditions. Low temperatures around 36 to 44 degrees and winds from the northeast at 5 to 15 mph.
07 Dec 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
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Fair weather continues today and tomorrow with slightly warmer conditions. Low temperatures around 36 to 44 degrees and winds from the northeast at 5 to 15 mph.
California weather shows fair conditions in the Bay Area and Sierra Nevada with some fog at coastal zones. Inland valleys like Sacramento and San Joaquin expect warming, light to moderate winds, and scattered morning fog on Sunday. Monterey Bay and Salinas regions report fair skies with mild temperature shifts and gentle breezes.
Fragmentary OCR text reports temperatures and tide tables for a Sunday in December. Readable items include mentions of highs and lows, nautical tide figures, and times around morning and afternoon, but many words are garbled or missing essential context.
Nashville attorney T Osborn faces a three count indictment charging jury tampering in the Hoffa case. The probe ties to the 1982 trial and alleges Osborn directed a Lebanon lawyer to offer money to secure an acquittal. Harrison’s wife was among that jury.
President Lyndon B Johnson walked about six and a half miles from his Spring Valley home to the White House in brisk fashion this morning. He was joined by Secret Service, reporters, and photographers, with two limousines and six motorcycle policemen following.
Heavy fog closed International Airport late Friday and early today forcing jet traffic to Ontario International Airport and propeller planes to Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank. Weather Bureau forecasts inland movement of up to 10 miles in Los Angeles County and 15 miles in Orange County.
A fragment suggests a city hall matter related to Bet Atic 4 Sey, with unclear references to local actions. Specific names, dates, or locations are not readable, leaving the record incomplete for precise interpretation.
SAN FRANCISCO AP A new liner Lurling the fourth Pacific steamship to bear the name will sail for Honolulu via Los Angeles Sunday. The vessel formerly the Mats onia was rechristened Friday. Mrs Harry J Stalls of Mount View Calif the daughter of a retired captain averted an explosion in a passenger cabin venti lation system as the ship prepared to depart. Cleanup crews and fire units remained on the scene but no injuries were reported. The third Lurline had previously sailed the Mediterranean route between Britain and Australia. Hollywood AP an actor who played the role of sheriff in western films died aged 81 while the ship was rerouted.
Dr Yale Joel Katz a 30 year old USC medical researcher and associate professor killed himself by stabbing his heart with a dissecting knife in his fourth floor office at the University of Southern California Raulston Medical Research Building. His wife Anne 45 and a lab assistant found the body after she failed to reach him by phone. Investigators say he had five years of chronic low mood and left notes reading Every one is innocent and I love Anne and children.
The Shasta County sheriff reports the second prisoner this week escaped from the Plum Creeksyne seat penitence camp in Tehama County. Joan Williams Daniels, age unknown, fled from a convict work crew 30 miles northeast of Red Bluff. Daniels was sentenced in Los Angeles on July 26, 1961 to six months to 10 years for grand theft.
Thompson, 36, found guilty of arranging the murder of his wife Carol in St Paul. Prosecution said he hired a killer for love of another woman and $1 million in insurance. Sentenced to life. no death penalty. Deputy search for Robert Winston, missing after a bed check, continues.
Vatican officials and Orthodox leaders discussed a possible meeting between Pope Paul VI and the Patriarchs as part of his planned trip to the Holy Land. Sources stopping short of confirmation said such a papal Orthodox gathering would be the first since 1054, signaling unity aims amid security concerns raised by Cairo papers.
Almanac entry for Saturday December 7 1963 highlights the date as the R41st day with 24 to follow, mentions the moon last quarter and visible planets Jupiter Saturn and Venus, recalls Delaware's 1787 ratification of the Constitution, Madison and Pickney electoral results, Hoover's 1931 stance toward protest, Pearl Harbor era events in 1541, and a Roosevelt thought about narrow time to die.
In commentary for Saturday Evening Post Eisenhower argues the presidency carries personal risks yet must remain a source of democratic strength. He urges measures to improve security in motorcades and stresses the need to keep the president and vice president informed and protected without curbing essential freedoms.
A South Korean newspaper reports Premier Kim Il Sung of North Korea is being squeezed from top leadership. The Daily Seoul Shinmun says strong indications point to a move from dictatorship to a system of collective leadership.
New York report states controversial actor Paul Robeson, ailing in Communist Berdin, plans to return to the United States after years abroad. Louis Lomax, who spent a week in East Berlin with Robeson, says Robeson is coming home soon, though details were not provided. Robeson faced 1947 charges by HUAC over alleged Communist ties and had his passport withdrawn in 1950 for refusing a State Department affidavit. the ruling was later overturned by Supreme Court. Robeson traveled to London for medical care in 1958 after leaving the Soviet bloc.
In San Francisco a 62-year-old man William Heffner and 40-year-old woman Herta Summerville were found dead in a rear cottage on Li Church Street near Market. Firefighters arrived after reports of a blaze at 8 22 am and by 6 40 had ten pieces of equipment on scene. the fire was controlled though the cause was not yet determined.
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