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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1963
Page
1
Weather notes show yesterday's high and today’s low. Rain with southerly gales forecast through tomorrow. Tonight’s low expected around 55 with a 90 percent chance of rain, tapering to 70 percent for the following period.
Statewide weather bulletin for California covers the Bay Area and central regions. Rain with gale warnings for southerly winds across the coast from Point Sur northward, with highs near mid sixties and cooler nights. Snow-levels drop to around 6000 feet in the mountains, with scattered rain and windy conditions in parts of the Sierra and northern mountains. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph, higher along exposed coasts, with rain chances varying from 70 to 90 percent across areas through Sunday.
President Kennedy reportedly sought a Cuba troop withdrawal timeline during a White House meeting with Costa Rica foreign minister Daniel Oduber. Diplomatic sources cautioned no exact date was given, while Khrushchev’s pledge to remove troops was cited as a backdrop.
U S District Judge Ernett C Choate questioned the legality of ransom payments to Fidel Castro while rejecting a petition over a shipment of food and drugs to Cuba. More than 100 new Cuban refugees arrived in Miami by airlift carrying 15 000 pounds of supplies to Havana.
Tide tables and related notes provide computed harbor times and high and low tides for Sunday February 10. The page lists time estimates, lunar positions, and navigational figures for local waters.
Frigid Arctic air floods the region with subzero readings from Burlington Wisconsin to Mt. Washington New Hampshire. New York City hits two below zero the coldest in two years while Boston records minus three. A vast cold front from eastern Canada drives outages and snow across New England and New York State as Midwest teens endure fresh flurries.
State water officials report reservoir storage above normal despite drought. Heavy rains since October increased supplies and soaked mountain watersheds. Snowpack remains low with only 1.5 percent in northern Sierra and about 25 percent in the southern range, though past March snow has sometimes occurred.
The item lists a 1963 date with astrological details and historical events. It cites John Quincy Adams' 1825 election by the House, Chicago workers' 1900 eight hour day strike, Guadalcanal evacuation in 1943, and McCarthy's 1950 charge. It ends with a Napoleon quote.
Federal authorities and local agencies indicted a group for conspiring to steal about 500000 dollars of merchandise from New York area piers. The A and R Trading Co set up by the government handled the case with warrants issued and several suspects in custody. Arrested were truckers and longshoremen from Manhattan Hoboken and Queens with bail set from 1500 to 20000 dollars.
Washington AP reports Igor Cassini known as Cindy Knickerbocker faces four counts for failing to register as a publicity agent for the Trujillo regime. Justice officials say a federal grand jury indicted him for sharing fees near $200000 and spreading political propaganda to improve the Dominican government’s image.
Gov Edmund G Brown told the California Newspaper Publishers Association that many editorials are biased against the administration. He criticized prebudget condemnations and snap judgments, saying journalism should weigh pros and cons and not judge partisanly. He noted most attendees favored Republicans.
Sacramento AP report notes Assemblyman John Collier will propose a bill requiring UC and state college students to sign a pledge to repay the state for instruction. Payments would start a year after graduation, span five years, and bear 1 percent interest. The plan would fund a revolving Student Road Fund and shift some junior college costs to local taxpayers.
Actor Tony Curtis and his 18 year old German bride Christine Kaufmann began their Lake Mead honeymoon with a five minute civil wedding ceremony in Las Vegas attended by six witnesses including Kirk Douglas and his wife. Curtis, 37, was previously married to Janet Leigh.
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