08 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1964
Page
1
Weather notes for the Bay Area and surrounding regions show little temperature change across today tonight and Sunday. Highs mostly 60s to mid 70s with lows in the 20s to 40s, light to moderate variable winds.
Fair today through tomorrow with little temperature change. Tonight's low around 60 to 42 degrees with winds variable at 5 to 15 mph. Yesterday's high was 62. Today’s low and high values appear unclear in this fragment but indicate mild conditions.
Tide information appears fragmentary listing Sunday February 5 with scattered times for high and low tides, sunrise and sunset. The readable lines reference tides at Fi and Poink Sed Aah with detached weekday cues and unclear figures.
U S officials doubt Cuba claim that storms forced Cuban fishermen into U S waters near the Dry Tortugas. Cuban trawlers captured west of Key West say weather prompted the move while weather charts show no severe conditions. Two crewmen seek asylum. Czech official discusses prisoner arrangements with Cuban government as Monroe County jail holds four others.
Fragmented text suggests a navigation or postal office matter from the Act of Congress March 3, 1827. Mentions a master and communications to Winter Ber and Hoewid. Readable fragments indicate formal government action or land claim linked to California.
The Senate passed its 110 billion tax cut bill by 77 to 21, aiming to begin benefits around March while negotiating differences with the House. Johnson pressured faster conference talks to reconcile versions by mid February and make the tax relief effective by early March. The plan would trim rates, raise standard deductions, and adjust withholdings to flood paychecks with more take home pay.
Atlas Gen. Stanley Mosk calls the Rumford Act repeal effort a segregation initiative in a Los Angeles address during the County Conference on Human Relations. Gov. Edmund G. Brown warned delegates at Coronado that newspapers could sway the outcome, as the state faces a volatile housing discrimination referendum backed by the California Real Estate Association.
BORN Germany AP President Meinrich Luebke accepted Friday the resignation of Hans Krueger as West German refugee minister. Krueger quit after East Germany accused him of war crimes tied to his service as a Nazi official in occupied Poland during World War II.
In Saigon Khanh offers a new Viet Nam cabinet listing officers including Maj Gen Nguyen as he pledges to strengthen security and lead the country. He positions himself as premier central to a reshaped government amid Communist pressures.
San Francisco police seek a thief who lifted 26 Chagall lithographs valued at 25,000 dollars from Ben Gordon’s White House Department Store. The owner says a Picasso etching and other works were ignored. The items were in Gordon’s office closet and date to January or February 1.
A B53 bomber based at Castle Air Force Base crashed in western Fresno County after the crew parachuted to safety. Eyewitnesses saw the aircraft clip a power line and explode near two farm houses. Maj Earl Tucker was at the controls. Maj Francisco Batista sustained a broken arm. The seven crew members landed within 20 miles and were rescued by law enforcement.
Malden police say a 16-year-old high school student was attacked Friday night when an assailant attempted to strangle her at a doorway. Two nylon stockings were found tied around her neck as she sought help. she was hospitalized with injuries. The case follows other unsolved stranglings in eastern Massachusetts.
The entry marks February 3 as a almanac day with 27 dollars to follow. It notes Mary Queen of Scots’ 1587 release after charges of plotting Elizabeth’s murder, a Polish reprisal near Warsaw killing every 10th person in response to two German soldier deaths, a 1949 USA cross country jet flight in 3 hours 46 minutes, and a 1968 coup in Iraq that killed Premier Abdul Karim Kassim. A Greek storyteller is quoted about despising what one cannot obtain.
The Soviet Union urged the United States and Britain to stay hands off the Cyprus crisis. Khrushchev condemned a proposed 10 000 man NATO peace force as an armed invasion and a bid to military control the Republic of Cyprus. He spoke in Moscow after U N Security Council involvement and a visit by Archbishop Makarios in Nicosia.
Coronado reports the CNPA 76th annual awards honoring daily papers across California for 1963. Winners include San Jose Mercury, Pasadena Star-News, Indio Daily News, Santa Barbara News-Press, Riverside Daily Enterprise, and many more for front page, editorials, sports, special issues, typography, and overall excellence.
Chaos surrounds the Oroville Dam project as claims surface that a junior engineer was unaware of an area where substandard fill was knowingly used. Gov Brown and Water Resources officials face calls for investigation as questions mount about contract practice and material mixtures at the dam site.
AP reports the Beatles arrive at JFK Airport to a teen surge of about 4,000 fans, mostly girls, who scream and press against police barricades. Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr and John Lennon walk with Cynthia Lennon nearby, as fans shower the group with love and memorabilia.
Space engineer Cecil R. Gibson of Houston Texas pleaded innocent to a bomb hoax charge. U S District Judge Oliver J. Carter set a jury trial for March 16. Gibson had claimed his San Francisco Airport remarks were a joke clearly identified as such.
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