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06 Feb 1965
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1965
Page
1
Temperatures and tides at Ft Point noted
Report mentions temperatures and tides at Fort Point with figures like sunrise 7511 and references to figures seen, while describing dark silhouettes and light changes. The text is fragmented but indicates a weather and tidal observation context without a clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Hiatt
Statewide Weather Report for Northern and Central California
Nationwide forecast shows scattered showers mainly in the south, with snow flurries in the mountains. Cooler in the San Joaquin Valley today and tonight, and windy Sierra Nevada. Bay Area has a 30 percent shower chance, with fair conditions Sunday. Highs around 46 to 58, lows near 32 to 45. Northwest winds 12 to 20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Joaquin Valley
San Francisco Bay Area
Shasta Siskiyes
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
Smith
Highlow
San Joaquin
Salinas
Santa Clara
Livermore
Sante Maria
San Luis Obispo
Monterey Bay
Young Republicans Eye Great Issues at 1965 Convention
California Young Republicans convene at a motel to elect officers and hear speakers as they form an ad hoc policy committee to study positive alternative programs to the nations great issues. Rep Bob Wilson will address the banquet while nominees for 1965 66 officers include Floy Archer for president Kilburn McMurraugh Norman Passur John H Etherton and others across multiple counties.
Ord Disease Danger Over At Fort Ord
The State Board of Public Health and the State Health Department say meningitis danger at Fort Ord has passed and Army basic training can resume if precautions continue. Training halted last October and was slated to restart April 1 after a meningitis outbreak caused 15 deaths. State agencies met in California to discuss measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
State Board of Public Health
State Health Department
Army
Monterey
Gunmen Hit Liquor Store in Hayward Heist
Two gunmen robbed the Re gal U-Save Liquor at 40 Blossom Way Hayward last night. They restrained clerk Bernard Lewis of GiPERTINO Alameda County, took undisclosed cash from the till, tried to seize his wallet, but fled after forcing him to lie on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal
Hayward
Bernard Lewis
Gipertino
Alameda County
Sheriff's
Lewis
Ship Combed For Missing Gold Bullion
Southampton police searched the luxury liner Capetown Castle through Friday night for 20 gold bullion bars totaling about 280000 dollars that vanished from ship stores. Detectives and customs men combed the 27000 ton vessel from stem to stern after the loss was found as the liner docked and passengers sailed for London. The gold shipment from South Africa consisted of 873 boxes with ten boxes lodged in an overflow locker. each box held two bars making 2 1 2 bars per box worth 280000 dollars overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
Capetown Castle
London
South Africa
King Pushes Right to Vote Agenda in Alabama
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr released from Dallas County jail in Selma after five days as he plans to press Congress for new civil rights legislation. He aims to meet President Johnson and seek a constitutional amendment guaranteeing voting rights while registering Negro voters in Montgomery and expanding to other counties. Demonstrations continued despite an order banning crowds around the courthouse, with hundreds arrested, including many high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Johnson
Alabama
Ereneath King
W. B. Atkins Sr
James G
theClark
King
Dallas
Atlanta
Pelt
Marion
West Alabama
Bourt Asdar
James A. Hare
Obituary notices for Hayward area residents
Obituary notices for William Tarvey Brown 90 John J. Legry 89 and John Legry in Hayward and Castro Valley report deaths, callings, and services. Burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery and Cypress Lawn. Montclair and Valle Vista connections noted. Families include Hernandez, Shaw, Brown, Legry, Helmick, and related kin across Hayward, Fremont, Oakland, San Francisco. Services at Sorensen Bros Chapel and Transfiguration Church with interment at Golden Gate Cemetery and Canyon.
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Travis Camp
St. Paul
Newark
Chapel of the Palms
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Aftec
Hayward Area
15Th St
Oakland
Jay J. Etombment
Ather ‘Hernandez
Miss Well Chapel
The
Chimes
Hay“ima Shaw
Ward
Carol Ann Shaw
San Francisco
William Tarvey Brown
Pratt-Fliers
Morwary
Hayward
Gilbert Chridan
First Presbytert
John J. Legry
Fairmont Hospital
Church of the Transfiguration
Castro Valley
Legry
Daily Review
Fhe Review
Eighth Air Force
England
Bayview Ave
Edith
John
Paul
Ann
Margaret Schwoerer
Redwood City
Mary Vint
Eleanor Kern
Catherine Legry
Sorensen Bros
St. Hayward
Manon Avi Hayward
Zilla Ak
Fovity Cather
Wayne
Allten Caulson
Prades
Dak
Rosie Girten
Custer
Park Vista
Arasine
Valle Vista Union Chapel
Hayward Cooperative Society
Valle Vista
Merchial Fund
Onkote
Seventen Bros. Chapel
Lag & Sty
AL Spertong
Willen
Catlins
Eid Row
Carl Lungkell
Platte Cemetery
Platter So. Dakota
Rown
William Harvey
Te 15H Street
Belaved Hudbind
Ethel Brown
Lowna Cather
Richard A, Brown
Hayward and Fairs
Helen Hiliver
Castry Valley
Ear
Irre Srangeniigeen
Sin Ress
Wr Bors Helmick
Salem
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Haveard
Racheay
Tegry
Baystew Ave
Peervary
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Jono F
Paul Rand
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Sorensen
Four Shot To Death In Whittier
SOUTH WHITTIER AP neighbors spotted a silent home and saw a dead dog then notified deputies. Officers found the dog and a 31 year old man, his parents, his grandmother, and another dog shot and dying. Detectives theorize Lynn Barton Bauman killed himself after fatally shooting the family and dogs. a 45 caliber pistol was found near the younger Bauman. Neighbors heard no activity for about a week before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whittier
Sheriff's
Lynn Barton Bauman
Arthur
Wynonia
Bauman
Maude
Yertha Jackson
UC Seismologists Track Aleutian Aftershocks
BERKELEY AP University of California seismologists report two aftershocks from an Aleutian Islands quake. The first struck at 1:40 a.m. PST with a 6.196.5 reading, the second at 3:46 p.m. estimated between 6.75 and 7.0. The quake, weaker than the 1906 San Francisco event, originated about 4,000 miles away near Siberia with aftershocks located near the central Aleutians about 2,000 miles northwest of Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
University of California
Aleutian Islands
San Francisco
Terkeley
Herkeley
Siberi
Aleutians
On This Day in History for February Six
United Press International notes for February 6, 1965 mark events such as Massachusetts ratifying the U S Constitution in 1788 Henry Clay delivering his last great Senate speech in 1850 Eisenhower named commander in chief of Allied Forces in North Africa in 1943 and Cuba cutting water to Guantanamo Base in 1944 Babe Ruth birth in 1895 and a Henry Clay quotation offering naval caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Jupiter
Babe Ruth
Massachusetts
Henry Clay
Senate
Dwight D.eisenhower
North Africa
Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
San Francisco paternity suit awards support to mother
John Francis Shirley, son of a prominent San Francisco lawyer, found to be the father of a five month old child in a paternity case heard by Superior Court Judge Thomas Kongsgaard. Miss Forbes testified the child was conceived during a European trip in November 1963. The father must pay 50 dollars monthly child support for the two year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Francis Shirley
Wat Superior Court
Thomas Kongsgaard
Diboral Forbes
Santa Barbara
Caroling
Korgsgaard
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