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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1964
Page
1
Forecas t shows fair conditions today and tomorrow with little temperature change. Tonight's low is expected around 8 to 43 with northerly winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour. Hayfield temperatures note yesterday's high and today's low.
The report notes fair conditions across Northern and Central California for Saturday and Sunday with cloudy patches near Tehachapis. Temperatures range from 28 to 60 degrees depending on region, with cooler mornings, gentle to northerly winds, and coastal areas seeing 8 to 20 knot northwest breezes.
A garbled weather table lists multiple cities with conditions and temperatures such as Albany fog 37 Albuquerque cloudy 48 Atlanta cloudy 64 Cleveland fog, Des Moines clear 46 Detroit cloudy 47 Fort Worth clear, Honolulu clear 71 Indianapolis cloudy 83 Jacksonville clear 77 Juneau snowy, Kansas City clear 50 Las Vegas clear, Miami clear 75 Memphis cloudy 57 New York rain 53 Phoenix clear 38 Rapid City cloudy 42, Seattle cloudy 42, Spokane clear 67, Washington rain 82.
Tide Tables for Sunday December 12 show high and low tides with related times. Includes sunrise at 13 and sunset at 4 figures, noting figures a.m. and dark conditions. Mentions miscellaneous life prints and pricing reference of $3.
MADRID AP Argentine ex President Juan Peron faced an ultimatum from Spain to give up politics or leave within a month after his failed bid to return home. The government expelled all Peron allies aiding the abortive effort. Manuel Fraga said the letter would be delivered Sunday and Peron was expected to respond promptly.
Moscow announces March 1 start for world Communist conference preparations but fails to win Chinese approval. Pravda list sets meetings amid Beijing dissension with 26 parties slated, including Romania and Cuba uncertain. Several allied parties, including Albania North Korea and Japan, indicate nonattendance.
The United States plans a limited 10 to 15 percent expansion in aid to South Vietnam, boosting annual assistance from over 414 million to about 40 to 60 million more. Saigon must accelerate recruitment of armed forces and police as talks with Thailand’s Khoman yield a modified international force proposal focusing on economic, social, and psychological support rather than military involvement.
California Senator Pierre Salinger will resign three days early to enter the movie business. Senator-elect George Murphy will move to Salinger’s Senate seat, with Gov. Brown appointing Murphy to the term. The swap aims to create seniority for Murphy among incoming senators.
Mrs Phyllis Clay Fraser 34, a noted socialite, was found dead Friday in a friend's San Francisco mansion. Coroner suspects heart attack. autopsy to follow. Friends say she had heart and liver ailments for two years. In 1952 she survived two aspirin overdoses and received emergency care. Overnight guests included Mr and Mrs Tony Jackson of Los Angeles and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
CAP and Western Air Rescue Center planned to extend efforts to find A Petrie a Palmdale man reported missing after a Twin engine flight From Long Beach to Santa Rosa He last reported landing at Vacaville restaurant weather turned bad and he disappeared Flight was resumed with about 25 aircraft expected to assist in Northern California while Southern California weather remained uncertain with overcast snow and rain at higher levels.
Eleven Japanese plan to scale the 13,113 foot Sinkao Shan in Formosa early next year. The party is led by Noboru Enda, 34, an official of Tokyo's Self Defense Forces Hospital. They will sail for Taipei in December.
Services announced for Elida M. Kostel 73 of Hayward native of Portland Oregon resident 41 years wife of Peter Kostal mother of Helen Lanfear Peter Kostal Ruth Ann Lambly Martha Gustafson and Elida Mesa with 18 grandchildren and two sisters. Rev Edward Peel to officiate at Chapel of the Chimes Hayward. Also a Requiem Mass for Manuel William Andrade 76 in St Josephs Fremont with services from Fremont Chapel of the Roses. Burial at St Josephs Cemetery Fremont.
Los Angeles coroner’s inquest will explore the death of singer Sam Cooke 40. He died Friday when a panel truck left a highway near a motel and plunged down an embankment. Police said he was with Bertha Taylor and Lisa Boyer at the scene. Miss Boyer, who rode with Cooke to a Hollywood party, said he forced her to the motel. Cooke was a married nightclub and recording star and father of two. He was African American.
Governor Brown and Chief Justice Earl Warren will join the annual Christmas season duck hunt next Saturday in Williams Colusa County. The event gathers state leadership for a traditional outing in the Williams area with local officials observing the excursion.
Obituaries list Elida M Hostal of 53952 Gaaing Ru Kaywerd died December 10 954 age 32. Mentions Peter Kostaty Helen Lanfear Ruth Lambly Esther Boyer Marina Gustation Elite Mesa and Eva Manning as relatives. Service details at Chimes Church of Hayward with viewing Monday December 32 1984.
Washington AP Romney predicts Deas Burch faces ouster but plans a plea to GOP committee members to retain him at the 30,000 dollar post. He met Eisenhower and Burch and said change is needed to keep the party inclusive as governors await the committee vote in Chicago.
AP reports California plans a nuclear plant to purify Feather River water and pipe it through the Tehachapi Mountains to Southern California. William G. Warne, director of the State Department of Water Resources, says the state will finance $80 million of the $100 million plant with revenue bonds and expects Congress to authorize Atomic Energy Commission participation and hearings.
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