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10 Feb 1964
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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 10, 1964
Page
1
Statewide Weather Across California Readies for Cooler Showers
San Francisco Bay Area cloudy through Tuesday with high 58 to 63 and lows near 38 in some downtown areas. Rain and snow above 4000 feet in the Sierra and Mt Shasta region, cooler by Tuesday, plus mixed conditions across the Central Valley and Monterey Bay Area with highs ranging from 60s to 70s and winds generally light to moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
Mt. Shasta
Siskiyou Area
Sierra Nevada
Highway 50
Sacramento Valley
Red Bluff
Tiersay
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
California
Eureka
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Napa
Cape Mendocino
Temperatures Reported for Yesterday and Today
The report notes yesterday's high and today's low temperatures. Readings show daytime warmth followed by cooler evening levels, with specifics pending from the weather desk. Authorities urge readers to monitor local forecasts for any rapid changes or advisories.
Rumford Issue Debated Across California Voters
The Rumford Fair Housing Act spawns competing views as California voters hear leaders from both sides. Gov Brown Aly Gen Mosk and Assembly Speaker Unruh back the act, while Assemblyman Barnes warns of a de facto segregation trend and accuses CREA realtors of opposing initiative rights. The debate spans Fresno to San Diego, with mentions of a publisher convention and human relations conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
E. Richard Barnes
H-San
Rumford
Tide Tables Tuesday February Times and Sun
Tide tables show sunrise and sunset times for Ft Point with high and low figures. Dark and light tide indicators mark morning and evening tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Point, Si
Iightigures
Snow In Scattered Sections Across Nation
A cold air mass stretched along the northern border from Maine to North Dakota with temperatures mostly below zero. Readings dropped to 17 below in Pallston Michigan and Massena New York, -14 in International Falls Minnesota, and -18 in Marquette Michigan, while mid 30s prevailed in southern Florida Texas and California. Light snow touched areas from the northern Rockies to the Ohio and Missouri valleys as cloudy conditions and rain or showers spread toward San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
North Dakota
Pallston
Mich
Massena
N.Y
International Falls
Minn
Marquette
Florida
Texas
California
Rockies
Ohbia
Missouri
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco
Telephone Strike Proposal Signals Optimism in Labor Talks
LOS ANGELES AP Spokesmen for the Communications Workers say a new proposal to General Telephone Co may end a 115 day strike. Indications of optimism follow a fatal truck accident near San Francisco where John Claro was killed. Union director Knecht notes bargaining points include health and pension plans while details remain unavailable. About 9,000 workers in California are affected.
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LOS Angmees
Workers of America
General ‘Teleiphone Co
Valeike
Aquatt
San Francisco
John Claro
San Felipe Sr
Tampero Serf Company
Ra Blvd
San Louis
B. Knecht
Wrannisea Hoy
District 9
Betty i Pollee
John
Thel Smith
Wie Aniong
Tl Jiuckupt ‘Iriver
Nalmath
Santa Clara
Valve Healtty
Patelek T. Marr
South ‘Son
Tid Clay Ave
Wastern
Central California
California Legislature Tries Again on Baldwin Hills Bill
Sacramento lawmakers resumed work in 1964 to push a bill letting insurers pay flood claimants without admitting fault after the Baldwin Hills disaster. The measure passed the Assembly 79-0 and faces Senate scrutiny, amid GOP calls for broader education aid and school consolidation reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Baldwin Hills
West
Assimblyria Thurles d. Gaurad
H-Sherman Oaks
Neex
Senate Judiciary
Assembly
Senate
Senate Committee
George Willson
Huntington Park
Conrad
Democratic Assembly
Jesse M. Unlot
Iaink
Cragh
Brown
View
Unruh
Lal
Gas Heater Death Link Investigated in Sylmar
In Los Angeles a couple of sisters, Barbara Smith and Sharon Ann Burkett, both 16 and 31 year old Robert Burkett of Sylmar died Saturday from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning linked to a gas heater. Detectives found a marriage health certificate for Burkett and Sharon Ann in a nearby car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
API
Lwornont
Robert
Burkett
Sylmar
Barbara Smith
Sharon Ann
Burkell
JFK Library Fund Grows in Boston Donations Rise
The John F. Kennedy Memorial Library fund nears one million dollars with $979,215 raised last weekend through Merchants National Bank. The planned $10 million library will house the late president’s papers and correspondence and be built next to Harvard Business School. Contributions span from $250,000 from a charitable fund to one cent gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John F. Kennedy
Merchants National Bank
Harvard Business School
Almanac Toay February 10 Almanac Note
The entry for Monday February 10 notes the first day of U161 with 335 to follow and mentions Venus and Jupiter as evening stars. It cites 1983 telegraphic service advances, 1987 discussions over civil war alignment, 1942 automobile production shifting to war, Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman opening in New York, and a Schopenhauer quote about limits of vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columutists
Chiang Kai-shek
Assembly Timms
Detroit
Arthur Miller
New York
Tragedy After Thin Ice On Sierra Lake
Oakland high school trip ends in three deaths as thawed ice gives way near Pinecrest Tuolumne County. McGlymonds students Melvin Moore Gloria Curry and Caralyn Simrill, 16 to 17, drown after plunging through a shelf of ice while chaperones and dozens of classmates watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Sierra Nevada Wilds
McCrymonds High ‘School
McGlymonds
Benjamin Hargrave
Hargrave
the Lake
Pinecrest
Tuolumne County
Ioral
Strawberry Lake
California
Max Robertson
Robertson
Melvin Lee Moore
Gloria D. Curry
Caralyn Sim ‘Rll
Ike
Mrs Agnes Fair Objecting To Space Travel Debate
Knoxville Tennessee report notes Agnes Fair, 1 for six weeks, Frank years old today, and O Neill to his son James 23 who disappeared two days after Christmas while in Mill Creek area. Mrs Fair criticizes space race and politics, urges focus on family. O Neill insists son may wander or be hurt, cites ongoing search. Debate includes views on women in politics and traditional roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Valley Stream
Agnes Fair
Frank
O'Neil
James
Maine
Mill Creek
Tor O'Neill
Long Island
O'Neill
Alabama desegregation turmoil at Notasulga and Shorter Highs
In Tuskegee area notes, the white student body boycotts Notasulga High as desegregation proceeds, while at nearby Shorter High an integrated school, a bomb threat closes classes. Six Negro pupils attend Shorter since last Wednesday. only one white pupil remains at Notasulga before the reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Ala
Notasulga High School
Shorter
Shorter High
Notasulga High Middle
Notasulga High
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