Local Area Weather Update
Weather corner reports chilly tonight with light winds from the west. Temperature range near 48 to 50 degrees expected. light humidity and a chance of mist noted.
18 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner reports chilly tonight with light winds from the west. Temperature range near 48 to 50 degrees expected. light humidity and a chance of mist noted.
Weather outlook spans California and nearby areas with cloudy skies and scattered rain. Highs reach the 50s to 60s while north regions expect rain and cooler air, winds mainly from the northwest at 8 to 25 mph, and minimal temperature change through Tuesday.
Readable weather table lists numerous cities with brief conditions and temperatures. Notable entries include Albany cloudy 47, Albuquerque 37, Atlanta rain, Boston cloudy, Chicago clear, Dallas Fort Worth sunny, Los Angeles low, Miami cloudy, New York clear, Philadelphia partly cloudy, Seattle rain, Washington clear.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a tide table header with date February 19 and times for high tide and sunrise. The readable fragments mention light frames and computes for Florida and San Francisco, but no full events or locations are clear.
Frigid conditions linger across the nation with subzero readings in Waterton New York and northern Minnesota. Temperatures hover mostly in the 20s and 30s elsewhere while a freezing line spans from northern Maine to southern South Carolina. The cold air mass spreads toward the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes as wind and wet spots remain.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Coast Guard search efforts failed to locate three fishermen missing since Saturday after they set out from the Richmond public boat dock to salmon fish in the bay and near the ocean. The missing are H. Wheeler 41 Corrild Polinemany Alex Lasso and Merle Roach. Wheeler’s wife said the men planned to sail in the avallones. The open season for the sea began Saturday. A search by eight ships two planes and two helicopters covered a 26 mile radius. Three Coast Guard tabers led the patrol through the night.
Senator Bourke Hickenlooper, head of the Senate Republican Policy Committee, warned Republicans will not follow a mistaken policy toward Kennedy era diplomacy. He criticized Democratic leaders for glossing Soviet, Cuba, and world tensions and said Republicans will press for clearer, stronger foreign policy.
A Sunday night collision on US Highway 101 south of San Jose left Indian vice consul Brij Krishan Bhargava and his wife Mohini Bhat dead. Bhargava’s son Rogan, the driver’s father Bri Narayan Bhargava, and a Kansas student suffered minor injuries. Truck driver Hector B. Cisneros, 18, was not hurt. he faced felony manslaughter charges after the crash near the Santa Clara jail.
A discussion at Veterans Memorial Building drew about 240 people including Nacry Bridges from the International Song and Warehousemen's Union. Dr. Pred C. Schwarz, leader of the Christian Anti-Communion Crusade, showed films and spoke on labor matters after a vacation in Australia, continuing a series of East Bay appearances amid a noholds barred exchange with local figures.
Delegates from 32 counties met in Fresno to discuss topics for the March 1 statewide California Democratic Council conference in Bakersfield. Subjects include federal aid to education segregation in education foreign policy agricultural issues labor automation and defense resources. Mamie Eisenhower and Dwight D. Eisenhower were seen traveling. California delegates from Tulare Merced Madera San Joaquin Santa Cruz Monterey and San Benito counties joined in a three week hunting and fishing trip near the coast. The piece also notes a separate mention of a mystery story author and a public figure's death in March.
Ten scientists and ten U S Navy personnel stationed at Scott Amundsen South Pole base have had their last outside contact for eight months amid isolation reports from Christchurch New Zealand officials and military observers.
Grim efforts to slow Asian flu spread led to school closures and hospital visit restrictions. Reports show outbreaks across New York, Maryland, North Carolina, Kansas, Michigan, and Washington, with Milwaukee predicting epidemic levels and many staff strained.
Peter Writer of Western history Driggs died Sunday at Bayside after a monthlong illness. He authored more than 30 books and was a former professor at New York University.
A fragmented Almanac entry notes February 18 with 1063 as the year and mentions Jefferson Davis’s 1861 oath as Confederate president, a garbled 1930 Pinta discovery claim, a 1958 Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz contract, and McCarthy remarks from 1954, all framed by a quixotic thought for the day about Southern autonomy.
A congressional committee plans hearings on Bureau of Land Management operations and public land policy in the West. Lawmakers examine land base erosion, grazing, mining, timbering, and recreation, aiming to clarify federal role and improve administration of vast public estates.
In Saigon South Viet Nam officials report Red Army casualties with top leaders confirming fatalities amid ongoing operations near key routes. The government cites continued Communist activity and allied efforts supporting anti insurgent actions around metropolitan zones.
Labor leaders in Washington call for wider tax cuts to ease unemployment, opposing Kennedy's gradual reform plan. Walter Reuther backs a $10 billion plan with a universal weekly tax credit, while Meany weighs alternatives but leans toward a tax relief approach.
Vienna AP reports African students studying in Eastern bloc universities rejected Communist propaganda and racial insults. They described forced indoctrination, deportation fears, and discrimination, saying experiences in Bulgaria and other states damaged dignity and trust.
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