16 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1963
Page
1
Corners of the local area expect mostly dry conditions today with a chance of sprinkles tonight. Temperatures show little change from yesterday. Hayward's high and today's low are not fully provided in the text.
A statewide weather summary notes cloudy to cloudy with a few showers along the coast and inland areas. Temperatures mostly cool with highs in the mid to upper fifties to mid sixties and lows in the forties to fifties. winds gentle to light from the west and northwest across regions including Sacramento Valley San Joaquin Valley Salinas Valley and Monterey Bay Area with scattered showers today and tonight and partly cloudy conditions Sunday.
A scrambled OCR weather list shows California at Albany and Des Motner with various conditions in cities such as Albuquerque Atlanta Bismark and Detroit Clear or cloudy readings mix with rain snow and mist in many hubs including Miami Milwaukee New York and Omaha supplemented by a Sunday date and partial sunrise and sunset data
SACRAMENTO AP The California Legislature reached the quarter mark of its six month session with no major bills acted upon. Senate Leader Hugh Burns warned of a slow finish as only two bills have been signed, one minor and one aiding Imperial County lettuce growers hit by frost. Over 200 measures were introduced, including a resolution on the federal tax amendment. Budget hearings for Governor Brown’s $3.235 billion plan loom as Ways and Means prepares for briefings, while major Brown proposals lack committee hearings.
Fragmented OCR lists the Daily Review Inc offices in Hayward and Fremont with addresses at 116 Wil Aves Teper and 10 W. Winton Ave, Ard Alameda County, plus 312 Liv ermore Office and mentions Audit Bureau Circulation. It includes names William Chitcale Merry A Weber and Credit Hrenener in garbled form.
Jackson Mississippi AP report says civil rights lawyer William Higgs was convicted in absentia on a morals charge after a 16 year old testified Higgs befriended him, housed him, and engaged in sexual acts. Higgs jailed six months and fined 500 dollars as judges order defense to seek new trial or appeal.
San Francisco AP report: James Weaver, head of SP clerks division, denounces officers of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks as 1,000 members rally to oppose automation moves. He warns of looming strike dates across seven western states, while negotiations shift to Chicago under National Mediation Board mediation. Harrison promises progress as Weaver vows not to surrender.
New York AP reports producer A Michael Myorders plans a 2.5 million project at Roosevelt Field Lang to build 12 sound stages and production offices for film television and educational works. It would be the first full scale motion picture production house on Long Island since Paramount Studios in Astoria in the 1920s.
SACRAMENTO AP governor outlines plan to fix school funding disparity via countywide tax system and equal state support. He attacks CTA backed proposal as costly and advocates a $55 million net increase including $30 million baseline aid and $25 million local equalization. He cites statewide rate variations from 0.28 to 6.53 and supports federal aid and expanded vocational training while prioritizing deprived children library funding and educational television development.
An AP dispatch from Vienna reports Ethiopian and Ghanaian students leaving Communist Bulgaria after claims of discrimination. About 400 Africans faced insults and restricted study conditions, with 20 Ghanaians transferring to Amsterdam and potential moves to Bonn. Ambassadors cited funding barriers and police actions against protests while Tass denied a mass exodus.
Almanac notes February 16 1968 as the 47th day of the year with 818 remaining. It records the last quarter moon, Venus as the morning star, and Mars Saturn Jupiter as evening stars. It lists historical events: 1868 Elks Club founding, 1988 Schünigg cabinet pressure, 1945 Corregidor landings, 1959 Castro assuming Premier, and a quote by General Marshall on world peace.
The influenza wave pushing westward from the East Coast has reached the Midwest, with confirmed Asian flu cases in Illinois Michigan and Ohio. Hospitals report rising absenteeism and admissions in several cities while health officials track outbreaks across states including Kentucky West Virginia Missouri and Maryland.
In San Jose AP reports during the insanity trial of Dr Geza de Kaplany jurors viewed color photographs of Hanna deKaplany's mutilated nude body at the San Francisco morgue. The defense argues schizophrenia and cites Pierre LaRoch as a split personality killer. The prosecutor contends the evidence supports premeditation and the trial resumes Monday.
California considers five year path for teachers under the Fisher Bill with a four year liberal arts focus. The State Board of Education committee proposes 45 semester hours in liberal arts plus major and minor work, then a fifth year for practice teaching and professional education. If adopted, the changes would shift how future teachers train and delay full implementation of the Fisher Bill by a year.
New Orleans reports Alicia Dencon Harby, a 30 year old singer-model from California, crowned Queen of the Krewe of Adonis Carnival Ball. She opened with Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans and followed with Scarlet Ribbons, becoming the first out-of-state queen to entertain at the ball. Her husband Thornton painted a life-size portrait, and the couple arrived Dec 4 after their California wedding. The ball drew a formal crowd as Harby reigned over the three-hour event with performances and dancing themes.
Stocks recovered from an early setback as the Dow Jones industrials rose to 686.97, the rails to 154.96, and utilities to a new post-1829 high of 137.23. Standard & Poor's index gained 46.41 for the week while experts warn the industrial peak must be surpassed to confirm the bull market remains intact.
A jet air liner carrying 185 passengers landed safely at Polléwild Airport Friday night. A burning seat soaked part of the passenger cabin, but crew actions ensured a secure evacuation and no serious injuries were reported.
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