08 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
1
A weather brief describes cloudy conditions with a tight forecast for tonight. Winds run 10 to 22 miles per hour along the coast, guiding sailors and travelers to prepare for cooler, unsettled air.
Cloudy conditions expected through Saturday with showers in the north today and again Saturday. Highs mainly in the 60s across regions from Shasta to Santa Clara, with northerly to southerly winds and occasional gusts. Specific areas report 61-74 degree highs, coastal gale warnings near Cape Mendocino, and variable temperatures in valleys from Salinas to Napa.
Forecast notes expected rainfall and temperature ranges for the next 31 hours, with emphasis on wetter periods. The tips outline how cooler air and possible showers may affect outdoor plans and travel conditions.
Inmate Camirt Jamies Conway at San Quentin, serving a term for robbery, protested after being forcibly shaved to meet a clean shaven standard. He alleges he was beaten and choked unconscious by prison officials. Associate Warden Louis Nebson admitted the shaving but denied any beating or choking.
The notice outlines subscription rates in cents for weekdays and Sundays and lists multiple office locations in Hayward Alameda County San Leandro San Leandro City Hall Fremont Union City and Livermore. It names Floyd Sparks publisher and Willy Chiteele ad director along with Harry A Wolken manager enters at Pest Duke Hayward and other staff positions.
Tide table for Saturday shows sunrise at 7 07 am and sunset after dark figures at pm. Tide heights and point details listed with Fort Point data and price of $1.
A blast of icy air from Canada, aided by strong northerly winds, swept the eastern half of the nation, ending mild winter weather. Temperatures plunged below zero from Upper Michigan to the Northeast, with 19 below in Peliston, Michigan and subzero readings across New York, New England, and beyond. Northerly winds sharpened to brief gusts up to 40 mph, with gale warnings on coastlines as freezing conditions spread from Pennsylvania to the Dakotas and into the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley regions.
The document reports Gov Brown’s expansion of state aid to cities and counties, plus mental health funding. It lists bills and sponsors across taxes, permits, education, historic naming, tobacco ads, disaster planning, and elections, naming J William Weard as Industrial Accident Commission chair and Julius Middler as reappointed member. Senate actions include tax amendments, permit rulings, admissions, and director recalls, with SB 626 boosting mental health clinics by 2 million dollars.
Anately F. Dobrynin called on Secretary of State Dean Rusk to express Russian concern about the treaty of cooperation between Germany and France. The Thursday meeting, initiated by Dobrynin, did not touch on Cuba and only lightly addressed disarmament. The Russian said they discussed recent developments in the international field and relations between the two countries.
In San Francisco two doctors clash over Wa Kroeger’s enlarged left pupil. One links it to paresis and possible split personality, while court psychiatrists find no clinical evidence of paresis. Kroeger and husband Ralph plead not guilty by reason of insanity to the slayings of Jay and Mildred Arieson tied to a Santa Rosa motel.
The Campus Planning Committee of the California State Colleges is to report site recommendations for two proposed Southern California state colleges. The San Bernardino Riverside site bid involves San Bernardino Riverside County and Rialto Fontana Colton. The South Bay State College site options are Torrance and Palos Verdes in Los Angeles County.
A fire damaged a vacant seven room mansion once home to author Mark Twain in Buffalo, causing about six thousand dollars in losses. The three story white brick structure stood with a long history, reportedly linked to Sam Clemens and his wife. The blaze occurred Thursday night as investigators reviewed a prior incident involving a former editor.
Governor Brown calls for major overhauls in job injury care and rehab services in California. He proposes transferring multiple rehabilitation programs from Education to a new department and establishing a centralized screening unit to identify and track injured workers. The plan includes a 1963-61 budget request of about 75,000 for the screening unit and 300,000 for expansion, along with creating a Rehabilitation Services Department within the Health and Welfare Agency.
The Mercury dipped to two degrees below zero by 9 am marking the coldest morning in recent memory for New York. Officials urged residents to stay indoors and keep warm as subfreezing conditions persisted through the morning.
Almanac entry for Friday February 8 1063 notes Venus as the morning star and two evening stars Macs and duplter. It lists notable events: Mary Queen of Scots beheading in 1587, a 1940 reprisal killings near Warsaw, a 1949 record transcontinental flight, and Malenkov's 1955 resignation. Aesop quote closes.
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