24 Feb 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1964
Page
1
Weather outlook shows cooler today and tonight with a rise in temperatures tomorrow. Winds from the northwest increase to 24 to 40 mph today and this evening, with readings in the 38 to 45 degree range overnight through tomorrow.
Statewide weather summary covers the Bay Area through Tuesday with fair conditions, variable highs and lows, and small craft warnings for northwest winds. Regional notes include Mt Shasta, Sierra Nevada, Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys, Salinas, Paso Robles, Monterey Bay Area, Santa Clara Valley, Hollister, Fort Bragg, Napa, Ukiah, and Santa Rosa with brief wind advisories and temperature ranges.
A weather snapshot lists yesterday's highs and today's lows for cities including Hayward Pleasanton Union City Livermiste Sacramento San Francisco and beyond. Readings show highs near 70s to 80s and lows mostly in 30s to 40s with numerous cloudy or clear conditions across the nation.
Tide tables show high tides at 32 and 48 feet with low tides around dawn and sunset. Figures computed for vessels at Fort Point in San Francisco.
A compact note describes a figure who is said to have used his mane in dealings with Native Americans, detailing his association with groups during the French and Indian Wars. The fragment emphasizes his unusual trait and wartime connections.
Strong winds and fires lash Southern California causing at least one death. A Ramona drag race crash, blamed on gusts over 160 mph, injures or kills a driver, while brush fires burn near Newport Beach and Riverside. Highways close as gusts top 55 mph. Weather officials warn winds will ease then rise again.
In Phoenix near Caldwater department store, Rumford once shined shoes before building a varied career. The Berkeley Democrat rose from poverty to pharmacy, then politics, becoming California's first Black legislator from Alameda County and champion of the Fair Employment Practices Act and other civil rights measures. He now chairs the Public Health Committee while navigating housing reform and smog issues, with roots in Phoenix and a Berkeley drug store.
Three 11 year old brothers Jeffrey and Dennis Morrison and 8 year old Robert were arrested after a Sunday attempt to steal food from a supermarket. They had fled their Carmichael home on February 12 Lincoln's birthday and camped along the American River before running out of supplies.
The piece discusses censorship dynamics from 1931 through mid century, noting bans in Hunan and Chicago, and outlining preventive versus punitive censor strategies. It highlights legal obstacles, evolving public tolerance, and shifting standards across books, film, and television, questioning where art ends and obscenity begins.
AP analyst James Marlow notes U.S. policy in South Viet Nam remains puzzling and inconsistent. He cites conflicting official statements, a costly eight year effort with over 5,000 American troops and more than $5 billion in aid, and unclear prospects as leaders debate neutralization versus escalation amid coups and shifting policy voices.
Almanac entry notes Monday February 21 in a 1064 calendar with nearing full moon. Highlights include 1803 Supreme Court power to strike unconstitutional acts, 1868 Johnson impeachment proceedings, 1922 Biucbeard execution, Manila liberation by American troops, and a thought from George Bernard Shaw on self-assertion.
A legislative probe into California’s $52 million annual teacher retirement fund was ordered by the Joint Legislative Retirement Committee. The plan calls for a two year study funded by a $100000 appropriation to evaluate the entire fund, amid out-of-state service credit controversy and projected $2 billion liabilities. The move drew mixed reactions from fund officials and advocates for broader coverage.
Mrs Eva Samano De Lopez Mateos, wife of Mexico's president, arrived by plane in Orlando Sunday night for a stay in Winter Park to address Rollins College founders week program and to receive an honorary doctorate. Officials from Orlando, Winter Park, and Rollins greeted her in a ceremony largely in Spanish.
California Senator Thomas H. Kuchel speaking at a Japanese American Citizens League event says the civil rights bill is good but not goad enough. He backs amendments for full voting equality in local, state, and federal elections and favors restoring a provision allowing the attorney general to file suits in federal courts to combat segregation.
Former Auschwitz inmate Otto Wolken 60 Viennese physician testifies at West Germany's major war crimes trial detailing changing conditions as German fortunes shifted. He describes prisoners suffering less during victories and harsher treatment during defeats, with death by illness and neglect as thousands died in the camp's quarantine and guard sections.
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