14 Dec 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1963
Page
1
A nationwide survey notes no ban on Yule studies in schools. Forecasts call for fair weather today tonight and Sunday with night and morning fog. Northern Bay Area winds rise 5 to 15 mph. Tonight's low 10 to 49 degrees. Hayward shows yesterday's high around 32 and today and tomorrow uncertain with cool NW winds.
San Francisco Bay Area experiences fog and low clouds at times with little temperature change. Highs 48 to 54, lows 30 to 41, winds 5 to 15 mph. Sierra Nevada and Sacramento Valley show fair conditions with light winds and small temperature shifts. Valley and Salinas regions report fog today and Sunday, with highs around 40s to mid 60s and lows in upper 20s to 30s, variable winds.
A Reuters survey reports that the Supreme Court did not ban Christmas in school planning, noting debates over Nativity displays, carols, and wreaths. Officials nationwide align on including seasonal elements while avoiding sectarianism, with reactions varying by city.
Washington reports a sharp U S Cambodia dispute threatens the Southeast Asia balance and could invite increased pressure from Communist China as both nations recall ambassadors. Prince Norodom Sihanouk is cited in the developing tension.
Senator Thomas Dodd faced an around the clock security detail after several threatening telephone calls to WTIC Hartford and his Washington home. FBI and police in Washington and Connecticut were alerted after warnings of possible assassination. The threats followed a period of canceled messages and letters, with U.S. aid to Cambodia and Sihanouk’s neutrality stance cited as broader regional tensions fueling security concerns.
Nevada and California lawmen clash over whether abductors passed a roadblock near Lake Tahoe after Sinatra Jr was seized. Sheriff Carlson cites Los Angeles reports of a pass through the El Dorado County line while Nevada deputy Humphrey says deputies searched every car and logged thousands of license numbers at the roadblock. The FBI reportedly received the detailed tip as the search escalated.
A bipartisan misread of Kennedy's assassination fuels Republican opposition to Johnson's early agenda. House GOP leaders say they will not aid a swift “honeymoon” for New Frontier policies, warning against rushing controversial measures to Congress.
Castro Valley debates locating a new Army Reserve Center in the Castro Valley area to replace the San Leandro facility. Army Reserve spokesmen say current site search does not imply relocation and the Hayward planning department notes interest from Oakland. The brochure cites rifle range classrooms and a 3500 square foot auditorium. Twenty nominees were named for Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce director seats with mail voting due by Jan 5. New officers to be chosen at January meeting with installation Jan 18 at International Kitchen Fremont. New members approved include A W Root Beer Drive In Harold Brill and Peter Salas.
Ten miners were killed Friday night in a coal mine explosion at Sunrise 919 Street in Sunrise, Japan. Emergency crews responded as authorities investigated a possible gas build up and structural failures. Local officials reported the explosion occurred around dusk, with rescue efforts hampered by unstable mine sections.
Lt. Loy Glenn Anderson urged expanding Negro history education in California schools. He said Negro contributions to science and culture are little known and textbooks show an almost total absence of the group’s accomplishments, calling the omission deliberate.
Casper Wyoming police officer David Wolf nabbed an 18 year old suspect named Jack Rabbit after a purse matching incident on Casper streets. The arrest occurred Friday as officers pursued the suspect for alleged theft.
Almanac notes a Saturday in 1983 with 17 days left in the year. It cites born today a future king George VI and recalls historical marks such as Washington's death in 1799, Alabama's statehood in 1819, a 1902 cable ship link, and a 1961 school bus tragedy near Greeley. A thought cites General MacArthur on war will.
Earl Belle, former Pittsburgh financial operator tied to a fraud case involving 7 gold mines, was sent home from Brazil after a long extradition dispute. Ostwind faced similar scrutiny. Brazil denied joint wrongdoing but indicted both men in relation to the alleged schemes.
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