11 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1964
Page
1
Parity cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a cooler night expected. Tonight's low forecast 40 to 42 degrees, winds from the west to northwest up to 18 mph. Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures and rainfall in Indies are unclear from the fragment, ending at 7 a.m. today.
Weather across California reports light rain and clouds in the Bay Area with highs near 58 and lows around 40s. Sierra region sees rain and snow above 3000 feet, while northern areas expect colder air and snow flurries. Central Valley regions show cloudy days with intermittent rain, and coastal areas from Salinas to Fort Bragg note light rain and strong northwest winds. Maximum temperatures mostly in the 50s to low 60s. wind speeds 8 to 20 mph in varying directions.
Tide tables showing high and low water times with heights for the day. Includes morning and afternoon periods and notes on variation. Contains truncated or garbled OCR text affecting exact times.
Heavy rains drenched the Gulf Coast with Texas recording a daily rainfall record of 5.24 inches. Central Louisiana saw 3.88 inches in six hours, while a six-hour storm left 1 to 2 inches across much of the western Gulf Coast. A tornado alert covered eastern Oklahoma, southwestern Missouri, and extreme northwestern Arkansas for six hours before being lifted. Arkansas recorded 25 inches in parts, and snow fell in northern Montana east of Glacier Park with Yellowstone ranches noting one inch. Chicago reports traffic-snarling slick streets and weather-related incidents running high above normal.
In Los Angeles two lawyers Gladys Towles Root and George A. Forde face charges of conspiracy subornation of perjury and obstruction of justice in a reopened case linked to the Frank Sinatra drinking case. A federal grand jury returned the indictment and the hearing will proceed before Judge Hall who previously dismissed the prior indictment.
Hay Area Rapid Transit System board members preview tentative designs for the high speed trains of the 75 mile regional network. Detroit firm Sundberg Ferrar and St. Louis Car Co. share a 440000 dollar contract to design all phases and provide a full size model of a finished coach.
In Omaha Nebraska a local school project bid invitation includes odd language “Before a contractor is executed, teach contractor shall” amid specifications. The garbled phrasing suggests transcription errors or drafting issues in the solicitation. No further details on project scope or procurement steps are provided.
Premier Cheddi Jagan says he will not resign amid a constitutional struggle after Sunday elections left a fragmented assembly. Gov Sir Richard Luyt consults London on forcing out the Marxist leader while coalition talks unfold with Forbes Burnham and Peter D'Aguiar. Clashes between East Indians and Negroes have caused dozens of deaths this past year.
In Washington AP report, Dr. Leon Yochelson says Walter Jenkins shows a depressive reaction of utmost gravity and remains vulnerable to serious setback if stressed before full recovery. He strongly recommends Jenkins not testify amid the Senate Rules Committee investigation. The panel had voted to subpoena Jenkins under oath.
Washington AP report notes the Ardennes remembrance event marking the 20th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge. Brig. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe attended with about 700 veterans and officers, as Belgium’s ambassador Louis Scheyen lauded the soldiers as true heroes.
Police report Antoine Severin Luciani a 35 year old Corsican former physical education teacher is arrested in Paris as the last suspect in the Petit Clamart assassination plot against President Charles de Gaulle. Thiry accomplice Bastien Thiry was executed and about a dozen others serve prison terms.
The entry provides a December 11 1964 almanac snapshot listing astronomical positions Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn and noting historical events such as Indiana becoming the 10th state in 1816 and Edward VIII abdication in 1936. It also mentions Theodore Roosevelt not seeking another term and a 1941 war declaration context along with a quote from historian Henry Adams.
SACRAMENTO AP The state faces rising welfare costs as expenditures across open end programs grow. Senator George Miller Jr notes the 1964 Legislature may limit spending with higher taxes and stricter controls, but Democrats push for a financed unit while caseloads exceed estimates and no specific amounts were appropriated by the legislature.
U S envoy Miller says limiting welfare outlays would curb a tax rise. He forecasts social welfare spending up 10 percent by 1987 and 45 percent by 1974 totaling about 536 million dollars, with mental health at 217 million and public health at 54 million in ten years. Reischauer, the U S ambassador, noted a 23 percent rise in next decade.
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