Weather Corner: Occasional Showers and Cool Nights
Occasional showers continue as cool air moves in. Tonight's low will range from 36 to 44 degrees, with winds from 10 to 20 miles per hour.
29 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1964
Page
1
Occasional showers continue as cool air moves in. Tonight's low will range from 36 to 44 degrees, with winds from 10 to 20 miles per hour.
California weather centers forecast showers across the Bay Area and northern regions with cool conditions. Snow and intermittent precip expected in the mountains and foothills from Mt Shasta to Sierra Nevada, with gusty winds and small craft advisories along the coast and bays. Highs range from 47 to 55 degrees, lows 32 to 46, with hail possible in some locales and windy periods throughout the period.
Temperature readings for the 74 hours ending 7 am today show yesterday's high and today's low, with rainfall totals. The report lists low temperatures around 61 and high figures near 254059, plus several unreadable annotations and times.
Snow and rain dampened wide northern areas as West Coast refugees faced added misery from cold. Snow fell from New England and the Great Lakes through the north central states and Rockies to the Pacific Northwest. Mostly fair from Virginia to Florida’s southern Plains. Hazardous driving warnings due to snow and freezing drizzle in northern Midwest. Early lows ranged from 6 below at Great Falls Montana to 72 at West Palm Beach Florida.
The fragment suggests a political satire or mis OCR of a Strange As It Seems panel. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or events are readable to anchor a factual notice or summary.
Washington AP reports Speaker McCormack may decide today how Democratic leadership will cooperate with a group of liberals seeking rule changes and reprisals against two Southern Democrats. The Blatnik group, with over 100 members, aims to limit to 21 days the floor time for blocking bills and to reshape penalties for dissidents while considering broader procedural reforms.
The United States moves to sell Egypt surplus wheat worth 16.994 million dollars under the Food for Peace program. Egypt will pay in its currency, with a portion spent by the United Arab Republic. The deal follows Nasser's hostile remarks toward U.S. policy and aid linkage rumors.
The Madera County Grand Jury condemned state welfare costs as a horrendous giveaway program in its annual report. Foreman Durward Stephenson urged taxpayers to press Kamis and Watson, while the jury praised county welfare director Gerald Mabey for keeping costs down.
Almanac entry for Tuesday December 29 lists celestial signs with Venus Mars Mercury morning and Jupiter Saturn evening, notes President Andrew Johnson born in 1808, recalls Texas admission in 1845, YMCA opening in 1861, Hitler bombings of London in 1940, Jacksonville hotel blaze in 1968 with 21 dead, and a Thornton Wilder thought for the day on alleviating human ill.
Fragmentary Washington brief notes a looming annual budget clash over aid to Egypt. Nasser group faces pressure as a $140 million yearly food program and a $36 million three year agreement draw scrutiny. Officials debate shelving the new request amid supply shortages and fiscal constraints.
Johnson's physician declares the president in excellent health and able to withstand White House strains. Burkley notes weight around 205 to 210 pounds, with a preferred near 200, non-smoking, sleeps seven to eight hours, and exercises daily. No kidney trouble since 1964, calcium intake reduced after kidney stone history, and Johnson recently examined by heart specialists Hurst and Cain with Mayo Clinic input.
Los Angeles police report a southside Crocker Citizens National Bank teller was ordered to fill a canvas bag with cash. The bag weighed about 50 pounds, marking one of the heftiest bank robberies in years.
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