Weather Corner Fair With Variable Cloudiness
Weather corner reports a fair day with variable high cloudiness through tomorrow and a latte in temperature. Tonight will see a low of 42 to 47 degrees with gentle winds.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
1
Weather Across California Sees Variable Clouds And Mild Changes
Statewide forecast notes variable high clouds across regions through Tuesday. Northern and Central Valley see fog in some areas with highs mid 40s to 60s, lows around 30s to 40s. Salinas and Monterey Bay run 65 to 72 daytime with 32 to 45 nights. Paso Robles and Hollister around 68 to 70 daytime. Fort Bragg reports light coastal winds. Napa 52 to 40. Santa Rosa 52 to 40. Cape Mendocino coastal winds north of 22 knots. Central San Joaquin Valley fog then clearing, highs 40 to 48, lows near 34 to 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
California
Central Valley
Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou Arosa
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Fair
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
Fort Bragg
Vicinity
Temperatures and national weather excerpts across cities
A pasted weather and news snapshot lists yesterday’s highs and today’s lows for California cities including Hayward Oakland and San Francisco, plus a long Associated Press world weather table with city conditions from Albany to Winnipeg. The report also contains political context about Cuba’s Castro and future events, and a note on tides for Ft. Pierce.
Cuba Will Celebrate with Year By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondent
Fidel Castro’s regime marked another year in power as Cuba faces food shortages rationing and economic chaos. The article, written by AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan, critiques the dictatorship as resembling a communist satellite with growing labor pressures and rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Americas
Jerusalem's Long Strife Mirrors Its Ancient Walls
A fragmentary travelogue recalls Jerusalem as a city of sorrow and cedar, noting holy sites like the Dome of the Rock and Calvary. It traces millennia of rulers from David to Rome, highlighting sieges, rebuilds, and sacred conflict that shaped its enduring fortress status.
Cuban Census Files Shift Under Cuban Interior Ministry
Cuban Census Bureau identification files including fingerprints and personal data of voting age residents have reportedly been transferred to the Interior Ministry. Former Census Director Jose Suarez Solis, speaking from Miami, says the move aims to tighten state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
Interior Ministry
Jose Suarez Solis
Suarez
Solis
Nazareth Prepares For Pope Paul VI Visit
Nazareth, Israel readies for Pope Paul VI as first pope to visit the site since Peter. The Arab-majority city hosts about 28,000 residents with 3,000 Roman Catholics among varied Christian denominations. Pope to spend 75 minutes touring sites incl Grotto of the Annunciation amid a city rebuilt around aging stone lanes. IRS small business clinic to follow with three workshops on investment credits expenses and deductions.
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Simon the Tisherman
Peter
Paul VI
Nazareth
State
Israel
Vatican
Say
Archangel Grabriel
Mary of l” Cooperation
Jie
Galilee
Record Cold Storm Strikes Midwest and Plains
A severe storm blanketed the Midwest and Southern Plains with heavy snow, strong winds, and near record December cold. Texas received 6 inches or more, with dangerous conditions across Missouri and the Dakotas. Dozens died in fires linked to the cold, including a mother and two children in Alabama and two children in Chicago. Snow and ice caused highway hazards from Texas Panhandle to Colorado, while California faced record heat and high winds along the coast.
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Texas
Missouri
Dakotas
Minnesota
Appalachians
AL Clawson
Mich
A Tother
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Texas Panhandle
Southern Plains
Toms River
Panhandle
Denver
Colo
Colorado Rockies
Colorado
Mountains
Nes
Ces
Dosw
Italy
Trailways
Great Lakes
Muskexon
Malad
Idaho
Ipersons
Gifu'e Hictanu
Steelwater
Tex
California
Uplin
San Diego
Cajon Pass
San Bernardino
The Dolly Review Subscription Notice and Offices
The Baily Review published by The Dolly Review lists subscription rates and office locations. It cites Hayward California addresses for offices in Hayward San Leandro Fremont Livermore and mentions advertising and publishing staff roles and contact numbers.
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Dolly Review
Ing Sparks
Ili “Ehicct
Bosten Aa Pat
Vandalism at San Lorenzo High Sparks 35 Suspects
Sheriff deputies sort a list of 35 possible suspects after about 3000 dollars in damage to San Lorenzo High School during a Thursday night vandalism spree. Principal David Snider and staff oversaw a four hour cleanup with student volunteers led by Larry Anderson. Detective Sgt. Glenn Anderson says alcohol and stolen items point to a drunken spree, with fingerprints and blood traces found in classrooms. Officials seek tips about juveniles with unusual marks or candy.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Moscow
Tass
Leningrad
van Belgrave
Yu[dals
Igoslavia
A Grider
Mike Ryan
Ron Gendron
Gaye Smith
Anne Scott
Anne
Ellen Meyer
Bakersfield
David Snider
J Larry Anderson
Snider
Glenn Anderson
Anderson
Father Held For Shooting In Newark Eviction Dispute
Rudolph Sandelin 42 of 5424 Portsmouth St Newark is to be arraigned in Ire font Municipal Court on assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon charges. He was arrested after allegedly firing at his son Donald Sandelin 22 who knocked the pistol away as the elder Sandelin tried to evict him from a Baine Street fourplex.
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Rudolph Sandelin
Portsmouth St
Newsark
Irefont
Tn Ing
Donald Sandelin
Baine Ave
Sandelin
Baine Street
Council Will Get Night Off
SAN LEANDRO The city council will take Monday night off before a busy year Jan 6. The council meets the first four Mondays of each month. When a month has five Mondays the council gets a day off unless pressing matters arise. Meetings involving city agencies will be at a premium during the week with only Lwa scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Lwa
Parents Hear Of Son's Death
In San Lorenzo, the Nichols family learned their son Michael Nichols died in a Saturday afternoon train motorcycle crash near Paseo Grande. An unidentified bystander, using a motorcycle registration, notified the parents who rushed to Fairmont hospital. Misidentification delayed by the hospital staff until the victim, known as Butch Wallace to his friends, called his parents about 15 minutes after they left home. The Alameda County coroner’s office will release names only after family confirmation. Funeral services are pending at Sorensen Bros. Chapel Hayward.
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B. Nichols
Frank Wallace LI
Church St
San Lean
San Leandro
Bry
Southern Pacific
Paseo Grande Crossing
Wallaces
Wallace
Butch
Alameda County Coroiner
Michael
Keith Nichols
Via
Enrica
San Lucenzo
Sorensen Bros
Hayward
U Thant to Visit France for April Paris Visit
United Nations Secretary General U Thant will visit Paris April 28 to 30 at the invitation of President Charles de Gaulle. The trip coincides with U N business in France and will include meetings with French officials and state functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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N.Y
U Thant
Charles de Gaulle
France
U.N
Paris
Philco to Train Indians in Palo Alto Program
Philco Techrep Division will start a 40 week electronic maintenance course on January six at its Palo Alto California facility. Nineteen American Indian students from Alaska to Arizona are in the inaugural class under the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Techrep
Philco Corp
Palo Alto
Calif
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alaska
Arizona
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