Weather Corner Cloudy skies and mild temps ahead
Variable cloudiness continues through tomorrow with little temperature change. Tonight lows range from 40 to 48 degrees as southerly winds shift up to 15 to 20 mph.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1963
Page
1
Variable cloudiness continues through tomorrow with little temperature change. Tonight lows range from 40 to 48 degrees as southerly winds shift up to 15 to 20 mph.
Multiple local forecasts show fair conditions in most districts with clouds and possible rain or snow in higher terrain. Sacramento and Salinas regions expect fog or clear spells with highs mostly in the 40s to 70s and southerly to southwest winds. Montery Bay and Fort Bragg forecast clouds and light to moderate winds with varying temperatures.
AP reports California officials submitted an AEC review of a plan to blast a two mile rail and highway pass through the Bristol Mountains north of Araby to create a double track and four lane highway. The study found the idea technically feasible but warrants careful evaluation of safety costs and public health impacts.
The report outlines preliminary conclusions from a study group on safety at a remote nuclear test site. Key findings indicate public radiation protection is assured with essentially no worldwide fallout expected, though air and ground shocks could cause minor damage to Amboy, the nearest town.
A massive coastal storm drenches the New England coast with ice and snow while stretching to New York and Pennsylvania. Five inches cover Boston in six hours as the Weather Bureau expects gradual improvement and widespread cold, with Dixie hit by record lows and Arctic air spreading across Tennessee and Arkansas.
LOS ANGELES AP reports four hardware companies and three executives fined under state antitrust laws. Montgomery Hardware Westland Co and Builders Hardware are named amid sanctions. The crash incident details are unclear in the fragment.
California public opinion favors keeping the two thirds vote rule for city county and school district bond issues. A California Poll survey asked adults which statement best fits their view on the existing law requiring a two thirds majority to pass bonds.
A discussion on relaxing local bond vote requirements outlines two thirds as current rule. Some favor simple majority for bonds. others want elections unless petition triggers referendum. Article cites California among few states with strict local bond rules and notes critics say relaxation could shift financing to costlier methods.
A playful note highlights habiliment as dress or attire, promising humor for children tomorrow. The entry emphasizes clothing terms and a lighthearted mood, aligning with a daily word feature.
A fragmented note discusses a mineral once tied to a mother and now called seneeine, with unclear connections to wine tungsten origins.
STOCKTON AP John A Crow 40 Stockton assistant public works director collapsed and died Monday night at a city council meeting He had just returned to full time work following a heart attack in November His physician indicated that earlier trouble contributed to his death.
M Larry Laurence of San Diego, chair of California Realtors for Fair Housing, confirms receiving crank threats after opposing repeal efforts of the Rumford Act. The act, passed by the last legislature, bans racial discrimination in housing sales and rentals. repeal advocates push to roll back protections.
AP reports four bank holds ups in the Los Angeles area netting more than 59000. A robber threatened a manager’s family to obtain 2900 from Security First National in Monte. Three men in masks fled with 13746 from Bank of America in West Covina and United California branches in Long Beach and on Western Avenue Los Angeles taking 40360 and 4500.
Children visit the Fairy Queen who requires gold pearl and invisibility to save Santa Land from Nog. Sissy offers golden hair, Jeremy lends a tooth, and Miss Jo kisses the Queen. The charm breaks, Nog vanishes, and Santa resumes gifts as Believers help spread Christmas joy.
Los Angeles city agencies and insurers plan to speed flood damage payments from the Baldwin Hills disaster. City Attorney Arnebergh says liability may take years, but fast payments could come via assignment of claims. He notes $14 million insured but city liability depends on insurers. Mayor Yorty asks Gov Brown to bring in Army Engineers to aid cleanup.
In New York on Monday night former President Harry S Truman initially refused to pose for photos after an awkward backstage handshake with Richard M Nixon, the 1960 Republican presidential hopeful. After a moment, Truman agreed to portrait shots as photographers captured the brief, backstage meeting near the shut curtain of Here's Love on stage.
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