20 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1963
Page
1
Cloudy conditions sweep the Marinbie area with light winds through the night. Tonight expects gentle air and no significant precipitation as temperatures dip slightly toward early morning.
statewide forecasts show cloudy conditions with scattered showers and morning fog across regions. Highs mostly in the 60s with lows in the 40s to mid 50s, light to gentle winds, and variable coastal temperatures through Thursday.
Readings for Alameda County show higher daytime temperatures and cooler nights yesterday. Data indicate gradual warming trends across several cities with notable differences between urban centers and surrounding areas.
Haiti faces possible political upheaval as Francois Duvalier's ailing regime prompts fears of a Castro-like power shift. reports say soon departure could shift power to Luc F. Francois, with a general student strike, secret police crackdowns, and looming civil violence amid regional diplomatic isolation and unrest in Port au Prince.
A major storm battered the Northeast with strong winds and heavy snowfall. Boston and nearby areas reported blizzard conditions, while parts of Massachusetts and northern New England faced hazardous driving. Tides rose about two feet above normal from New Jersey to the region as flights were canceled and roads iced over. Temperatures ranged mostly in the 0s and 30s with subzero readings in parts of North Dakota and Minnesota.
The notice details publication leadership and office information at Winton Avenue Hayward. It lists subscriptions rates and staff names including Willa Cantote and Vor A. Walter with addresses and offices in the Bay Area. It references a March date and ongoing circulation details for the newspaper.
Belly dancer Gaby Nabte exited a cab in San Francisco and entered municipal court to confront the driver. After three hours the cabbie walked into Judge Charles Pecker's courtroom seeking his fare. The bailiff noted the scene and Nabte received 34 days for contempt.
A 42 million contract for the complete redo ration of U S 1 over Donner Summit was awarded Tuesday to R A Weabrook, Inc., and Morris Knudsen, Inc., of Sacramento. The project fills a key segment of the U S 40 pact linking major routes through the region.
An advertisement-like text touts Cotoxar as a tablet offering fast, overnight relief from constipation. It claims to bulk the stool, stimulate the colon nerve network, and relax tense colon muscles for easier passage with gentle action suitable for expectant markers.
Saigon reports its troops break into the Viet Cong held D Zone near Saigon, destroying ammunition depots and a hospital, with more than 30 enemy killed. Ranger units probe jungle bases while clashes loom, and a key arterial road remains under heavy ambush risk.
GREEN BAY WIS AP The slayings within a family were described by a 16 year old high school junior as the shooter who killed his father his stepmother and her three children. He told authorities the motive and procedure before the crime scene was found. The youth faces first degree murder charges and will undergo a psychiatric examination.
A San Francisco report describes a plea for collaboration between psychiatry and religion after a deadly family shooting. The page lists a 33-year-old stepmother Joyce, a 15-year-old John Rodel, 11-year-old twins Judy and Janice, and 38-year-old father Jack Hebard, killed in a violent incident. Clergy leaders and a state health official emphasize mental health awareness and a shift in attitudes toward treated illness, urging churches and medical professionals to work together to address neurosis and related disorders. The article notes involvement of a pastor and a high school representative, plus remarks about atonement and accountability in mental health.
A sweeping package introduced by the Council for Higher Education and lawmakers proposes major changes to California public welfare and education. Signals include tax relief measures, penal code revisions, and committee hearings on housing, guide dogs access, and coastal resource management. A clemency hearing list and a resignation of a Washington lobbyist are noted amid a wave of bills and constitutional amendments.
Almanac notes the date Reb 20 1968 with a new moon nearby and a list of on this day events. Washington signed the first U S Postal Act establishing the federal Post Office in 1792. The Supreme Court asserted federal power over states in 1808. In 1933 Congress repealed Prohibition. In 1962 John Glenn orbited Earth. A thought by George Washington about relying on favors.
Dr Eric Thor of California warned at a convention that too many farmers exist and vocational agriculture training must shift. He argued many youths should leave farms for better trades and income while agriculture education may give hope for future price support and production controls.
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