Weather Corner Local Area Forecast Update
Fair through tomorrow with little change in temperatures. Tonight's low will range from 3S to 43, with gentle winds.
16 Dec 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
1
Fair through tomorrow with little change in temperatures. Tonight's low will range from 3S to 43, with gentle winds.
Broad forecast shows fair conditions with minimal temperature changes across regions through Tuesday. Notable notes include fog in Central Valley and coastal valleys, warm inland highs in the 60s to 70s, and light to gentle winds varying by area from Monterey Bay to Salinas Valley.
The Nation endures a deep cold wave with temperatures plunging well below zero in the Eastern Plains Midwest and Northeast while parts of the South see near freezing readings. Snow blankets areas along Lake Erie and Ontario, with 30 inches south of Buffalo. Some relief anticipated in parts of the Rockies Southwest and central plains. Winter starts December 22.
In Kitty Hawk North Carolina astronaut John H Glenn Jr and other aviators and officials gathered to honor Orville and Wilbur Wright pioneers of powered flight. The event marked the launch of the air age at the sand dunes near Kitty Hawk, where the brothers solved the mystery of flight on December 17 1903.
AP reports former President Dwight Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower will arrive in Palm Desert Tuesday morning for a winter vacation. They will travel by train to San Bernardino and be driven to Eldorado Country Club where they stay. The couple is expected to remain until mid May.
Frank Sinatra Jr. aims to sing again as federal authorities prepare to bring three men to court for his alleged kidnapping. Friends say he wants to return to work at Lake Tahoe, with Harrah's confirming a new motel crew for his engagement, though officials state he won’t resume singing before Tuesday night.
United Air Lines faces a 13 000 worker strike starting at midnight Wednesday after the International Association of Machinists rejected settlement terms. President G E Keck said operations would continue with essential personnel to keep service for the public during the holidays. The dispute centers on an hourly wage increase sought by the union, while the emergency board recommended smaller raises. Meanwhile, FBI progress is reported in the ransom case of Frank Sinatra Jr and indictments are expected for three suspected kidnappers.
The piece discusses automation's growth in the United States and Europe, urging action to protect workers as machines expand. It cites union concerns led by Al Hayes and George Meany, Kennedy’s projected job needs, and current unemployment around 5.9 percent, framing automation as a national issue demanding policy response.
Washington AP reports the Sleeping Car Porters union faces a looming strike affecting major railroads. About 4,000 porters seek a wage increase to 75 cents an hour and a 40 hour week, with talks continuing under mediation and a presidential emergency board. The Pullman Car Co workers threaten action next Friday if unresolved.
Almanac notes Monty December 16 as day 450 of 1963 with Jupiter Saturn and Venus visible. Historical items include the Boston Tea Party protest of 1774 and a New York City fire of 1885 causing over 20 million in damage.
A large pod of pilot whales stranded along a three mile stretch of Ponte Vedra beach near St. Johns County. Deputies and volunteers attempted to aid the mammals as breakers battered the shore. Five whales were rescued and returned to open water by a Marine Land crew. Police and rescuers later conducted a mass burial for the uncounted carcasses.
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