13 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner reports a fair night with gentle winds and low temperatures ranging from 47 to 61 degrees. Morning conditions to improve with light to moderate breezes.
statewide forecast block reports cloudy and fair conditions across regions including San Francisco Bay Area Shasta Valley and Central Valley. highs mostly 54 to 66 while nights fall to the 40s. light winds and local fog persist in mornings through Thursday.
Fragmentary weather note reports temperatures for yesterday and today with errors in wording. It mentions a 24 hour period and forecast term interpretation but lacks clear values or locations. The readable content points to a basic temperature summary but provides no concrete figures or places.
Tide tables and sun timings for Fort Cial show high tide around 6 with a 7:02 sunrise and 5:47 sunset. Low tide near 42 and 16 with early light and dark periods noted, indicating typical diurnal patterns for the shoreline.
Baltimore AP Chief Judge Reuter Thomson was set to charge a jury in the mail fraud trial of San Francisco financier Stewart B Hopps. The 60 year old executive pleads innocent after prosecutors described false financial information sent to Maryland about International Guaranty and Insurance Co of Tangier Morocco. U S Attorney Joseph D Tydings cited four Panishanian companies on the balance sheet as not innocent. Morgan argued Hopps believed substantial assets lurked behind the firms.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local newspaper page from Hayward California with misordered names and addresses. Mentions Winton Ave, Alameda County, Hayward and San Leandro offices, subscription rates and circulation notes, but many words are garbled.
Five Israeli soldiers were killed and a sixth seriously injured when the ground collapsed beneath an army command car during a sandstorm in southern Israel. The vehicle was sent into an abandoned 54 foot deep well during a warning exercise on trackless terrain.
A brutal cold snap sweeps from the Rockies to New England with freezing readings across Tennessee Florida and the Midwest. Temperatures dip into single digits in several states while heavy snow and icy roads disrupt travel from Maine to Florida prompting warnings and school closures.
A criticism workshop begins in San Francisco at the downtown center 540 Powell Street. Instructor Jaspp Biskind leads the course with practice of musical criticism. It runs weekly through May with a $30 fee for the noncredit program.
An Asian flu outbreak sweeps the eastern half of the United States causing widespread absenteeism in schools and affecting hospitals from North Carolina to Maryland. Reports list numerous counties hit, with several deaths and high patient loads in Columbia, Walterboro, Louisville, and Cincinnati. Authorities note students and teachers sick, hospitals strained, and vaccination efforts urged as influenza strains shift, with notable activity in Kentucky, Ohio, Maryland, and Virginia.
Almanac notes the date with cosmic references and history highlights. It recalls Lit 1635 Boston Latin School’s establishment, Strauss first conducting Rhie Danube Waltz in Vienna, Leningrad blockade relief in 1942, and Budapest’s fall to Russians in 1945. Thurber quote closes.
President Kennedy seeks to expand the Senate Finance Committee to 19 to push his tax program and other major legislation. White House aides lobby Capitol Hill while Sen. Byrd opposes the plan, with a key vote likely at a closed meeting of the Senate Democratic Steering Committee. If approved, three Democratic spots will be contested among liberal and moderate members, including Proxmire Lausche Young Ribbet Long and Emmons.
AP reports California lawmakers push anti discrimination measures as Gov Grown acts while Brown away. Assembly debates mental retardation advisory panel and open voting hours. Bills include liquor hours, public university texts, employment fairness, and driver blood alcohol tests with various sponsors across San Jose Weaverville Oakland and Los Angeles.
SACRAMENTO AP Tuesday Lincoln's Birthday sees the first of Gay Brown's anti discrimination bills reach the Legislature. Assemblyman F Douglas Ferrell, a Negro minister from Los Angeles, introduces a measure expanding the Fair Employment Practices Commission from five to seven members and granting it authority to combat housing discrimination and to take action in employment cases. Brown seeks a renamed Human Rights Commission with broader duties starting in June, while noting FEPC’s limits since its 1959 creation.
CAPITOLA AP Santa Crag County public health officer Gil bert Dunniakoo saidTuesday night beaches in Capitola will be posted next summer as unsafe regardless of the outcome of a sewage plant expansion bond issue. He told the Capitoks Sanitation District that even if the $200,000 bond passes it cannot be put to work fast enough to prevent contamination from salvtage outfall this year. Plants in the Capitola and Sea Cliff Sanitation Districts have been overloaded and the districts plan to join forces in an expansion program.
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