28 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1964
Page
1
Weather corner notes an easy sunny day with occasional showers fading into tomorrow. Tonight’s low around 42 to 43, with gusty westerly winds. Forecast includes yesterday’s high, today’s low, and rainfall totals for a 72 hour period ending at 7 am today, in inches.
Broad statewide forecast shows showers through Tuesday with varied temps. Bay Area readings include high 55 and 50s, lows around 40s, with small craft advisories for west winds 20 to 35 mph. Snow flurries in the Sierra and cold at higher elevations accompanied by gusty winds.
Fragmentary OCR text references multiple names and places including Hayward Geary Sanden Winton Aye Livermore Avenue and California notes. The readable items suggest a local publication listing teams, figures, and financial figures with unclear context and damaged phrases.
Tide tables present unclear and fragmentary data with times and figures partially readable. Key items include sunrise and sunset references and scattered tide figures from a historic page segment, but most specifics are illegible.
New York AP reports extremist groups claim the 26 million voters for the Republican presidential candidate reflected broad support. The piece analyzes how such claims fuel propaganda and shape messaging amid post election discourse.
The Duke of Windsor is expected to take a sightseeing drive around Houston early this week, his first outing since surgery on December 16. A separate report from a political committee claims ex- or anti-extremist groups show the Republican Party failed to stand firm against extremism, contributing to Goldwater's defeat in the presidential race.
An Air Force helicopter crew spoiled an alleged rescue attempt when a snow vehicle got stuck and officers responded to a farm in North Dakota. Owners Willian and Olaf Jorgenson said there were no problems as snow, farm equipment, and bare ground framed the scene.
Mrs John F Kennedy and her two children took ski lessons on 7300 foot Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen. Cold temps and icy roads drew Secret Service protection as photographers were dispersed. The Kennedy party, in Aspen for eight days, planned to explore slopes with instructors while Beatles worshippers mingle nearby.
Almanac highlights December 28 including Woodrow Wilsons birth in 1856 and historic dates such as Iowa joining the Union in 1846 and Roosevelt pledging to restore Philippine independence in 1941. It notes the Pledge of Allegiance recognition in 1945 and a 1963 East Germany proposal on West Berlin visits. Dos tochyovskys line closes the thought for the day.
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