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Occasional rain continues through to morrow with southerly winds around 20 to 35 miles per hour. Local area observers report overcast skies and brief showers possible in the evening as the system moves eastward.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1963
Page
2
Occasional rain continues through to morrow with southerly winds around 20 to 35 miles per hour. Local area observers report overcast skies and brief showers possible in the evening as the system moves eastward.
Statewide forecast from UP International runs through Saturday with widespread rain and cooler nights. Small craft warnings for south winds. Northern California shows rain and snow showers above 5 000 feet, with cooler tonight and high surf along the coast. Central San Joaquin Valley and Salinas Valley report periodic rain, highs mid 60s, lows around 40s to 50s, and south winds 10 to 25 mph. Inland areas like Ukiah and Santa Rosa show mixed rain and cooler conditions, with highs 44 to 64 and varying winds. Santa Clara Valley and Monterey Bay area expect rain with highs in the 30s to 60s and high surf.
Incomplete weather note records higher temperatures yesterday with marginal readings across locales. The fragment hints at a two hour window of rising heat and potential mintal declines, but details are unclear.
Reported predictions show Assembly support for Governor Brown's four year moratorium on most California executions but Senate opposition. Brown backs a limited moratorium with five categories, while Assembly leaders dispute timing and chance of passage. Support varies among lawmakers with calls for hearings and potential citizen vote as an alternative.
Tide table fragment shows Saturday schedule with high and low tides, times and measurements. Data appears partial with garbled text and missing stations.
In Dallas Texas a car struck a traffic light pole causing the death of Eva Thompson, a widow, after being fatally injured at a downtown intersection. Officers pursued and caught the teen driver, aged 15, and her 14 year old companion. The pole fractured the pedestrian’s left leg and she died at a hospital about three hours later. The older girl said she had driven before.
New York AP reports Lloyd Cra, stepfather of a 14 year old girl, was found hanged after a car incident. The man, president of a major savings and loan association, faced alleged wrongdoing involving a juvenile and a federal grand jury indictment. Authorities delayed publication of names.
SACRAMENTO AP The chairman of the Assembly Social Welfare Committee announced start of a fight this year to secure improvements in California social insurance laws. Assemblyman Phillip Burton said he is in accord with AFL CIO leaders that benefits for unemployment disability and workers compensation are inadequate. He noted no effort to limit benefits despite this push.
The page lists subscription rates and office locations in Hayward Alameda County California, with references to The Daily Review and Dalhy Revita. It notes offices in Hayward Watson area and the Fremont and Rivervore districts, including subscription details and circulation information.
Governor Brown proposed an interstate commission to work on a Tahoe area park and urged Nevada to join. The plan envisions a bi state panel with park directors, land acquisition powers, and a feasible funding split to develop and regulate lakefront sites. A Nevada side park site and funding requests were outlined to begin early work.
Sacramento AP. California Governor Brown pledges no new taxes amid labor criticism that he is turning from workers. Labor Federation accuses him of refusing higher employer taxes for social insurance and public programs. Brown says he will support a realistic benefit program while honoring a tax pledge, praising past progress and promising to work with labor to expand programs within fiscal limits.
A dubious report from San Diego describes a statue of Singh Mang headed to a Guam site. The tale mentions a 73 year old Jominski writing home from Diego asking an uncle to find a suitable grave and references Typhoon Karen and a Virgin Mary shrine.
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