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02 Jan 1963
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1963
Page
1
Statewide Weather Across California Forecasts Fair to Thursday
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions with fog and morning clouds in the Bay Area and Sacramento Valley through Thursday. Temperatures vary by region from mid 60s to low 90s with gentle to light winds and nighttime fog in valleys and near the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas Francisco Bay Area
San Francio
Oakland
Northern California
Sind Atong Nerdy
Shagtashkivan
Jarre Nova
Sacramento Valley
Sam Doaquin Valley
Kalinan Valley
Fifa
Lalinas
Paso Robles
Mentaroey
Arca
Clara Yallor
Jollister Ai
Werthwarteen Cwistarmda
Orth
Santi Rose
Asiah
Hepleal Bandeaguy Valles
Temperatures Talks Resume In Two-City
New York and Cleveland face ongoing disruption as long running talks resume after recesses in the high profile wage and newspaper strikes. Broad impacts spread to Broadway theater advertising and regional business activity, with mediation efforts continuing to bridge publisher and union demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York (Ap
Westerday
New York
Cleveland
Routiern Alameda County
Black Sun Teanire
Monsanto
Shuldaten
New Coton Ciy
York City
California
Sanpamento
San Dirge Sa
Francisco
Mdsigold
Atrike
Thermatay
Associated Press
Reelail
Pti
Atlanta
Cullucu
Enterprises
Hleatan
Cioudy
Federal Mediation and Concilia
Independent Teamsters Union
Reek Security Battatn
Clouiy Chicagn
Clemdy Cinclonsil
Cloudy Cleerland
Clear Jhenver
Lene Ten Molnen
Oklahoma City
Qinaha
Yorlland
Meychard Vortland
RapRt City
Tide Tables and Cleveland Newspaper Strike Brief
Tide data for January 4 is mixed with a Cleveland strike report. The Newspaper Guild seeks union security for commercial staff at Cleveland Press News, a Scripps-Howard unit, amid bargaining over an $18.45 weekly wage rise versus an $9.20 package offer from publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Press & News
Scripps- Howard
Teamstern
Publishern Association of
New York City
Governors Nixon era? GOP leaders sworn in New Year
Governors Nelson Rockefeller of New York and George Romney of Michigan took office on New Year’s Day. Rockefeller urged prudent spending and expanded opportunity, while Romney called for an end to the cold war and steady state progress. Other governors spoke of taxation, jobs, and responsible leadership as guiding principles for their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whey
Blhey
Hockefeller
Rockefelies Sant
Sttas
Romney
Michigan
Tarmey
Jini
Hhode
John J. Chase
J. Treyubltean
New Mexico
Jack MM. Shell
Fire Deaths in 62 Fall Short of Record
AP reports 1962 fire deaths totaled about 1,300 in the United States, a decline from the all time high. NFPA data shows 1962 fire losses included $1.43 billion in property damage and 6,400 civilian injuries, with more than a third of victims being children. A Titan missile blast near Chico, California, marked the largest single incident in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Itai
Alif
Toney
Kennedy weighs tax cut compromise to ease budget hit
President Kennedy moves toward a gradual tax cut of 5 to 10 billion dollars prepared by the Treasury in staged reductions to limit immediate budget impact. He aims to win approval from Mills and Byrd, while pushing for a tougher stance on Cold War issues and changes to the House Rules Committee to aid his legislative agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Congress
Crilies
Treasury
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Horse Ways and Means
Sen
Havity FL Byed
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Congess
Tey
Tennedy
Oklahoma's Kerr Powerful Senator Gone
Sen. Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma, a towering figure in Washington, died at 66 after collapsing while speaking with his physician at Doctor's Hospital. A multimillionaire oilman and long-time senator, Kerr shaped Kennedy era policy especially on social welfare and public works, while wielding influence on tax and defense debates. His death shifts Senate balance to 66 Democrats and 64 Republicans, prompting questions over succession and leadership of key committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
White House
Senate
Doctor's Hospital
Dee
Kennedy
Merr
Miami
Kerr
Proust
Dent
Stevement
Monard Jéntonidsan
Iat
Algo Fin Miami
Edmand
Yaler
Oklahoma City
Edmonsom
George Nigh
Oklahoma
Histery
Henry Bellman
Edmondson
Congress
Lyndon J. Johnson
Harry Byrd
de Va
Kory
Kerr Toft
Byrd
Oped
Agai
Lens
Russell Y. Long
Sehlid
Cress
Mportant Sonatell Space Committee
Clinton P) Sanderson
DAN
Senate Committee On Public Works
Criti
Cis
Ada
Kerr- Meties Industries, Inc
Poteau
Olahoma
Hoboes May Aid Ventura in Park Claim
Ventura officials ask hoboes who camped for years in a 30 acre area near Seasite Park to contact the district attorney. Heirs of the people who found the site for the city in 1911 seek to reclaim it, arguing it was never designated for camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura
Calif
UPD
Seasite
Atirmey
Greyhound Bus Stealer Bites The New Year Chaos
Los Angeles reports that 21 year old James Newton was taken into custody after stealing a Greyhound bus at midnight on New Year’s Eve. He reportedly rode through the streets shouting Happy New Year before being stopped by officers. Newton faces grand theft charges and potential additional counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Methanie
James Newton
Etiy
Sispi
Rion
Grand Theft
Ely
Newton
Jowetown
Attack Fatal For Composer
Hans Rosbaud, 67, Austrian-born composer and conductor of the Baden-Baden radio orchestra in West Germany for 15 years, died this morning in Lugano after a heart ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugano, Swiizerband
Hans Rosbaud
Baden-Baden Radio Orchestra
West Germany
Wied Moming
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