Weather Corner Fair Through Tomorrow
Tonight's low 34 to 44 degrees with variable winds up to 15 mph. Tomorrow looks fair with continued mild conditions and light to moderate winds.
18 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1964
Page
1
Tonight's low 34 to 44 degrees with variable winds up to 15 mph. Tomorrow looks fair with continued mild conditions and light to moderate winds.
Regional forecast shows mostly fair conditions with minor temperature changes through Wednesday. Highs near 60s to mid 60s across the Bay Area, nightly lows in the 30s to upper 40s, and light to gentle winds. downtown San Francisco and Oakland slightly cooler with 48 in those areas.
A spokesman said 25 nations invited to Colombo on March 25 to outline a fresh approach to nonalignment ahead of a potential Belgrade era summit. The United Arab Republic joins Yugoslavia and Ceylon in backing a preparatory meeting to redefine the movement.
Tide tables show tide height values and times for high and low tides, with sunrise and sunset notes. Computed figures indicate hourly ranges and date reference, but the readable text is fragmented.
California must prepare housing for 40000 farm workers as a critical shortage looms for the coming year. Andrew Oppmann, consultant to the Senate Fact Finding Committee on Labor and Welfare, warned that without foreign worker influx after December and limits on other programs, housing becomes essential to recruiting and retaining labor.
From Tokyo, AP reports that Cuban agents linked to Viet Cong actions in Vietnam and South America are accused of bombings and violence. Betancourt in Caracas denounces imperialism and says the raid harmed hundreds of homes and temples, with casualties and arrests noted.
Washington AP report shows lawmakers broadly support the Supreme Court decision that House seats should reflect equal populations. Chairman Emanuel Celler praised the ruling as a step toward fair, equitable representation, while Rep Silvia Conte of Massachusetts called it long overdue. Dissenting Justice John Harlan warned the ruling could jeopardize many current seats as most members come from districts not aligned with the ruling.
Fresno police questioned William Davis, 30, after Charles Woods, 24, died from a blow to the head outside a tavern. Witnesses said Davis struck Woods with a beer mug and fled before officers arrived. The case ties into broader questions about equal representation in Congress following a Supreme Court ruling on Georgia’s districting.
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