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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1963
Page
2
Weather Corner notes morning fog in the northern Bay Area. High temperature tomorrow near 43 degrees, tonight's low around 30 to 40 degrees. Gentle winds. Hayward temperatures show yesterday's high and low.
A weather summary notes fair conditions across Northern and Central California with local valley fog, mild daytime highs 52 to 62 and nights 28 to 35 in most regions. Bay Area Sacramento Valley and Livermore Valley report fair weather with morning fog and gentle winds. Shasta Siskiyou and Santa Clarita areas expect fog in valleys, hazy afternoons, and similar temperatures through Wednesday.
The page lists daily temperatures and sky conditions at numerous cities including Chicago cloudy 21, Cleveland aru la Venver cfouly 63, Fort Worth clear a ois, Memphis elear sa 2h, New York elene i 19, Philadelphia cloudy 15 10, San Francisco clear 53, and others. It notes mixed conditions with many locations showing cloud cover or clear skies and varying temperatures.
Fragmented OCR shows tide tables with times and notes on sunrise and sunset. Mentions Vigh fith and several garbled terms. contains partial dates, law references, and names that are unreadable.
Pasadena coverage recalls a New Year's Day parade with floats themed Memorable Moments. About 2,000 flowers from myrtle origins perfumed the scene as 144 million spectators watched along Colorado Boulevard. Notables included Queen Nancy Divis and performers while Jet Propulsion Laboratory figures aided the space exploration emphasis on America’s future.
Gov Brown reappoints William B Fiser of La Jolla to the State Fish and Game Commission for a six year term. Fiser a Republican and longtime sportsmen's leader was first appointed in 1956 and serves as president of Elser Elevator Co. of San Diego.
A damaged OCR fragment lists partial addresses and subscription rates with scattered place names including San Leandro Fremont and Lockhaven. The legible bits mention per copy pricing and multiple city offices. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
Fremont Toastmasters announce Monday night gatherings at Cloverleaf Road 173 to 9 p.m. The club, part of Toastmasters International, aims to improve public speaking and confidence in social conversation. Men over 21 may join. for details contact John Olsen at 655 Wk A Tiss Raboneau or Cowell at 655459.
A World Wide New Year report notes Times Square drew about 300000 cold spectators as 1963 began. Tokyo counted 9000 at Meiji Shrine with 2000 young women in wigs shaped like tropical birds and 400000 visiting four shrines. Moscow’s Khrushchev spoke of peaceful coexistence while greeting Kennedy. Palm Beach hosted a champagne party for the Kennedys. Rome locals hurled pots at midnight and then toasted with wine. Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and New Orleans reported festive crowds, with Colorado Springs watchers viewing fireworks atop Pike’s Peak.
Britain endures another deadly blizzard as villages in Gloucestershire Devon and Cornwall become isolated by nine foot drifts. London reports 15 thousand people cut off with milk and food shortages amid halted rail links and extensive road closures. Helicopters and relief flights pursue eroded supply routes while authorities urge coal and fodder drops to sustain livestock and wildlife.
President Kennedy flies to Miami to view the Orange Bowl game between Oklahoma and Alabama from Palm Beach area. He did not indicate a preferred winner but hosted guests including Senator Mansfield and Admiral George Anderson. The president and Mrs. Kennedy hosted a New Year gathering at Mr and Mrs Charles Wrightsman’s villa with socialites and family guests in attendance.
Honolulu police report a sensational case involving Majors, 25, and Mary Jane Kinna, 23, who plotted to release him from Oahu Prison during an alleged honeymoon period. The couple, linked to Palakiko, 34, were convicted of first degree murder of a matrons in 1918 and served long sentences before executions were commuted.
George W. Johnson, age 99, formerly foreman of the special delivery section, has been appointed general foreman in charge of incoming and outgoing mails on one shift at the Atlanta Post Office, the highest level yet attained by a Black employee in the division. Critics in recent weeks voiced complaints over Negro status in the department.
Almanac notes New Year's Day in 1963 with events in history including Lincoln signing the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863 and the first Rose Bowl in 1902. It lists notable birthdays such as Paul Revere and remarks by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Actor Dick Powell, 88, weakened by cancer, remains at home under heavy sedation with no immediate hospital plans. A family spokesman said complications require sedation as Powell’s chest and lymph gland malignancies have been treated, though back trouble prompted renewed hospitalization. Powell and wife Alyson moved from Beverly Hills to a Wilshire Boulevard apartment.
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