15 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
1
Overcast conditions and cool temperatures with light winds. Expect a mild, steady cooling trend tonight as a low around the upper 40s to near 50s settles in. Air remains damp with a slight chance of mist in low-lying areas.
Statewide weather report catalogs multiple regions with forecasts and conditions. It notes overcast mornings, chances of rain, and possible drizzle in Bay Area and Central Valley areas. Temperatures span highs in the 60s to around 80s with gentle to light winds and coastal breezes.
Weather and tide entries amid garbled OCR list times and heights. It shows high tides around 6:35 and 2a with sunrise near early morning, but many words are unreadable, leaving unclear locations and exact measures.
Eastern readings show persistent cold from the Dakotas to Minnesota and the Great Lakes. Subzero temperatures stretch across the central and eastern regions with scattered light precipitation and near freezing along the Atlantic coast. Far West remains mild while the Northeast trends colder with below normal marks.
Fragmented OCR shows a Hayward California newspaper item with publication details, office addresses in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore, subscription rates, and publishing staff positions. The text indicates the paper operates as a second class mailing and lists offices and contacts.
Sacramento AP reports Assembly Speaker Unruh and Sen Burns tout Rafferty as a likely 1966 Republican candidate for governor. Rafferty, who upset Ralph Richardson for state superintendent, denies plans for the governorship while pledging strong party support. The interview touched on H Hugh M Burns jokes about hiking and other Capitol banter.
Ruth Krueger, 28, of West Germany, testifies in the Geza deKaplany case denying knowledge of Pierre La Roche while prosecutors cite his cross examination. The defense portrays the doctor as schizophrenic with an alternate personality who did the alleged killings and seductions in a stressed life.
Sacramento reporters and Assembly members clash over Gov. Brown's civil rights program. Minority Leader Shades J. Conrad of Sherman Oaks accuses bureaucrats and professional lobby groups of driving the push, saying existing laws already safeguard individual civil rights.
A legislative roundup shows moves to require sex education and marriage and parenthood instruction in schools, expand fair employment and housing protections, and adjust state highway numbers while reviewing hospital beverage rules and state worker overtime. Notable appointments include Maxwell Rafferty’s gubernatorial bid and Clarence Azeveda and Edwin Roster’s state posts.
The U S Public Health Service reports influenza and pneumonia outbreaks across 13 states and the District of Columbia. Week ending February shows higher than expected pneumonia influenza deaths, with sharp increases in the Middle and South Atlantic states including Baltimore Washington D C New York City and Richmond Virginia. Asian influenza confirmed in multiple areas with no further large outbreaks reported in other states.
California Young Republicans prepare for a state convention amid a split over Birch Society ties. Candidates include Robert Gaston and Ronald Garver with Keaton denying support for any single slate. Delegates from 34 state levels will elect a new state president as sessions run Saturday into Sunday.
The Almanac Yelay for Friday February 15 lists Venus as the morning star and the visible evening planets Mars Saturn and Jupiter. It notes birthdays including Sesan B An nie, and recalls events: 1898 Maine explosion in Havana Harbor signaling the Spanish American War, 1933 Roosevelt assassination attempt in Miami, 1942 Fall of Singapore, and 1901 Congo federation quest. English author GK Chesterton commented that the world will never starve for wonder.
Washington AP report Democrats will add seven committee seats in the Senate and bolster control on ten standing panels after rating decisions by the party Steering Committee. The shift expands Democratic strength on key panels including Appropriations and Foreign Relations, with the Senate expected to approve the plan next week.
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