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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1963
Page
1
The forecast calls for fair conditions with a cooler spell into tomorrow. Tonight temperatures dip to the mid 20s across the northwest Wilds with winds from the northwest at 15 to 10 miles per hour.
Across California scattered showers today with snow in mountains. Bay Area and Salinas Valley see clearing tonight and Tuesday with cooler, northwest winds. Central regions report showers today, then clearing Tuesday. temperatures range from the 20s to the mid 50s in various locales.
Weather notes record yesterday's high and today's low temperatures along with rainfall in the preceding 24 hours up to 7 a.m. early Thursday. The report references sunlight and overcast conditions with references to trees and poles.
A renewed effort targets Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan graves in the South Pacific as investigators claim new leads and security measures, with Thomas Devine and San Francisco photographers Katz and Earhart on the case.
Almanac entry notes Monday December 0 1963 as day 848 with 22 to follow. Moon near new phase and planets Jupiter Saturn Venus visible. Historical notes include Noah Webster founding the American Minerva in 1793 and other items such as Christmas seals 1907 and Wilson Nobel Peace Prize 1930. A Milton thought closes the item.
The Daily Review listing shows publishers and district office contact details for San Leandro and Livermore with phone numbers. Names include William Enitece and Janese Manogar along with Hayward office reference. The OCR fragment suggests a regional notice or byline notes.
AP survey shows security for state leaders varies across nations after Kennedy assassination. Soviet Union France Italy Spain deploy many guards for public appearances while Scandinavia allows royal figures to mingle with the public without guards. Britain adapts depending on occasion.
Mrs. Ann Devine of West Haven says her husband Thomas E Devine is close to locating Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan. He recalls 1945 Saipan excavations and graves he believes hold the pair amid jungle growth. The effort, led by Fred Goerner, aims to correct prior searches and use government evidence to resolve the case.
Azusa High School band led the Azusa group to sweepstakes honors in the Huntington Park Christmas Parade amid about 950000 spectators. Grossmont High School San Diego won first in band competition. Santa Monica High second. El Capitan High School Lakeside third. Parade sponsored by the Jhinsington Park Junior Chamber of Commerce.
LA report notes 43 pieces of jewelry valued about 50000 to be auctioned December 18 to satisfy back taxes of 274476 that led to Cohen's federal imprisonment. The collection includes a 12.69 carat diamond ring once owned by Cohen's wife and a phony three carat stone gift to Candy Barr, described by Abe Fuerst who handles the sale.
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