28 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
1
Forecast calls for a fall through tomorrow with little temperature change. Tonight's low near 5 to SW degrees with northwest winds 5 to 15 mph.
Weather state by state forecast shows fair conditions in most areas through Friday with variable winds and localized showers in extreme northern regions. Temperatures range from the 40s to upper 70s across Northern California and the San Joaquin Valley, with coastal winds generally light to moderate.
Yesterday's high temperatures rose across Alameda County while today's low readings fell, signaling a cooldown. Residents should prepare for cooler conditions as the week progresses, with thermometers showing milder afternoon highs and chilly night lows.
Fragmented tide table notes show times and conditions for Friday March 1 with sunrise and sunset figures and references to Fort Petal and a dimmer, unclear forecast. The readable items include a 6:41 sunrise and 8:03 sunset with stray tide hints and scattered abbreviations.
Gov. Brown cites the third stay of execution for Manuel Chavez and Clyde Bates, killers from the 1957 Mec ca Bar fire, as evidence the system delays justice. He notes repeated appeals and Supreme Court rejections while proposing a four year moratorium.
Fragmented OCR shows a local paper with names Ford Sports Prasigen Willa Chilecle and staff roles. Mentions Hayward California addresses, subscription rates, office locations in Oakland Leander Fremont, and circulation notes.
Alameda county supervisors issued an official notice Tuesday to mark the 40th anniversary of Dist. Aug. Frank Coakley as a county official. Coakley was congratulated by the board for his long service and contributions to advancing law enforcement throughout the county.
A wordy police blotter item describes a robber in Kansas City who used a pistol to threaten a clerk and demand money from a liquor store cash register. The suspect claimed the act was self service and fled, with an officer noting the chaotic scene and lack of restraint.
California state officials begin hearings on leasing 6100 acres of tidelands offshore Long Beach to a private developer. The East Wilmington Field could hold 1.5 billion barrels, with potential royalties sharing between California and Long Beach, amid a watchdog panel’s scrutiny and bids from firms paying the largest net profits to the city.
A mixing of measures moves through the California Assembly and Senate. Bills seek tighter governor control over state finances, voter registration changes, and penalties for fake credits. Education television use and governor's advisory roles accompany new junior college district plans and crossing guard provisions.
In Sacramento Assembly members assailed state consumer counsel Helen Nelson's Los Angeles liaison Hugh Anderson. Tom Bane and another Democrat urged Nelson to dismiss Anderson amid budget talks. Bane cited personal contacts and sought a $75,000 rise beyond Gov Brown's $125,010 request. Nelson denied authorizing any action by Anderson.
Almanac notes February 28 1863 as the 49th day of the year with 306 remaining. It recalls 1849 Cape Horn voyage to San Francisco gold rush, 1942 Japanese landings in Java, 1943 Hitler decree, and 1946 Byrnes Russia policy stance. A thought for the day quotes Edward Burke on struggle strengthening us.
A group of ten Democratic Assembly members including three Black legislators defend Jesse M. Unruh amid a civil rights dispute. They urged the legislature to await Berkeley ballot results on a fair housing measure before acting, while calling for unity within the party and listing allied politicians from Berkeley and other cities.
Assemblymen Charles B. Garrigus Bus and Tom Carell propose a 0 mile speed limit in fog zones marked by blinking orange lights. Highway Patrol would deploy movable lights when fog is thick and remove them when hazard passes. Drivers exceeding the limit would be speeding. The measure aims to force drivers to slow in fog as many refuse to adjust speeds.
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