15 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1964
Page
1
Weather note shows fair conditions tonight through tomorrow except for afternoon clouding. Temperatures range from the mid thirties to low forties. Small craft warnings issued for northwesterly winds up to 23 to 25 miles per hour this afternoon, easing tonight. Hayward temperatures reference yesterday high and today’s low.
Weather outlook across California shows variable conditions with clouds in the Bay Area and showers in the Salinas Valley and San Joaquin Valley. Snow and cold air move through the Sierra Nevada, with unsettled northwest winds and small craft advisories in coastal zones including Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley.
Chelsea Mass AP reports Defense Department probes irregularities in McNamara aide's budgeting after a routine audit. Budget and Finance chief John A. Wylie, on sick leave since November, led the branch under review. no named individuals released. Justice Department is handling the case after transfer on January 16.
The Executive Committee of the World Council of Churches, meeting in Odessa, splits into two groups to visit Soviet regions. They adopted two disarmament resolutions and agreed to hold the 1965 meeting in Enugu Nigeria. One group heads to Tbilisi to talk with Armenian and Georgian churches, the other to Tallinn to meet Lutheran leaders.
A 145-officer raid swept East Palo Alto on Friday to break a payroll check fraud ring and drug operation. Six men and an 18-year-old waitress were arrested. 48 federal and state agencies assisted. Authorities seized marijuana, 17 TV sets, stolen checks and check-writing machines. Sheriff Whitmore said the ring operated over a year and passed checks worth thousands. Arrested at Mooers Ranch Motel were Willard O. Jones and others. more arrests are expected as the two-month investigation concluded.
David Pierce shot himself after killing three of Mrs. Pierce's sons in a family incident. Rich ard Pierce died of a heart attack a month earlier while Danny was wounded and with him in the car. Patricia Wildman and Danny were hospitalized in fair and good condition respectively. Sheriff said Zamora sought money he claimed was owed for work on the farm.
Almanac notes February 15 1964 as the 46th day of the year with 220 to follow. It lists births such as Susan B Anthony born 1820 and key historical markers including the Monitor ready for sea duty in 1862, the Maine explosion, Roosevelt’s Miami assassination attempt in 1938, Singapore fall in 1942, and a Kipsones quote about excuses.
President Johnson toured St Louis amid protests halted by police at Lambert Airport where a man with a .32 pistol was detained. The trip included a tree planting, a stop at slum clearance sites, and a speech praising local colleges. Thousands cheered as the motorcade passed the 200th birthday celebration.
Bethpage, N Y A woman aged 57 named Dorothy Kirshe who was clinically dead for 45 seconds regained a heartbeat after medics massaged her heart and gave electric shocks. Doctors implanted a tiny battery powered heart regulator during a 24 hour operation, restoring regular heart rhythm.
The state Board of Education, unable to exceed budget limits, cut textbook orders to fit a $15 million cap. The Curriculum Commission recommended dropping 12 supplementary texts and reducing total book orders, with two publishers deferring royalties for a year to meet costs. Mrs. Ruth Howard of Lowell High School San Francisco was named to the commission as its first Black member.
The AP reports Pope Paul VI ordered a special issue of Vatican stamps to aid the campaign to save Nubian monuments from being submerged by the Nile waters behind the Aswan Dam. The move aims to raise awareness and funds for preservation efforts.
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