Weather Corner Local Area Fall Night Forecast
Fall tonight and tomorrow with a low around 40. Winds from the west at 16 to 25 miles per hour. Expect cooler temperatures and unsettled conditions overnight into tomorrow.
03 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
1
Fall tonight and tomorrow with a low around 40. Winds from the west at 16 to 25 miles per hour. Expect cooler temperatures and unsettled conditions overnight into tomorrow.
Cloudy today with fog and variable showers in several regions. Northern areas show rain and clouds, while inland valleys expect clearing by Friday with milder highs and cooler nights. Northwest coastal areas report gentle to moderate winds and improving conditions later in the week.
Yesterday's high temperatures and overnight lows are listed for numerous cities across the western and southwestern United States. Readouts include city names such as San Diego, San Francisco, Albany, Albuquerque, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Detroit, Fort Worth, Juneau, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Memphis, New Orleans, New York, Oklahoma City, Philadelphia, Portland, Seattle, Spokane, and Washington. Conditions vary from clear to cloudy, with partial details like a 81 on the high in one locale and lows ranging from the 30s to the 60s, along with scattered mentions of fog and foggy.
Tide tables show high and low water times with predicted heights, noting sunrise and sunset. Data includes partial locations and conditions across Ark area harbors, highlighting morning and evening tide sequences due to local factors.
London dispatch reports a third severe winter storm hitting southern England. A continental front brought heavy snow and sleet, with two inches falling in an hour in some areas. Fatalities from storms, auto and related accidents mount into the hundreds as Britain endures its harshest winter in years.
Washington reports by 1951 the armed forces faced serious supply gaps due to missing aircraft carrier parts fuel and other essential equipment. The GAO noted shortages across Army Navy and Marine units hindering training and readiness with ships and bases affected by insufficient funding and parts.
fragmented OCR shows subscription rates and street addresses for The Daily Review publisher The Oath Ravigws Inc. names Harry A Walker as circulation manager. includes scattered city names Alameda County Hayward Fremont and general office lines. text is garbled with unclear dates.
The report tallies more than 1,000 deaths from Wat iffie accidents during the New Year and Christian holiday period. It notes a four-day traffic death total of 382, with 548 total deaths from traffic, fires, and miscellaneous accidents, including children. The figure reflects a national peak since World War I and contrasts with prior holiday periods.
Sacramento reports no rain expected for Gov Brown outdoor inaugural. Chief Justice Gibson to administer oath to Brown and other Democratic officials. Republican oathes handled by Water Stutler and Max Tafferty to be sworn Monday. Ball with Sinatra and Welk stars planned. private reception to follow at the Dorado Motels.
A youth was killed in a poker game shooting described by police as part of a Western era style gathering. Eugene T. Smithers reported the fatality and investigators questioned Allen C. Bitterman as the coroner and witnesses recounted a gamble that ended in gunfire. The scene involved a yellow gaming holster, whiskey flagon, and a 12 gauge shotgun fired during the alleged cheating dispute.
Paris reports France will press ahead with an independent nuclear force despite Kennedy’s Polaris offer. Alain Peyrefitte said no door is closed but France aims to build its own missiles and rearm Sahara testing, pursuing a separate deterrent program.
Sacramento opens bids for a 900000 dollar project to redesign and connect Buena Island to the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. The Division says work will convert the bridge to one way traffic and advance plans within two weeks. Bids will be opened in San Francisco on the twentieth.
A UPI report compares Soviet and U.S. dam heights noting Oroville in California will be surpassed by Soviet concrete and rockfill constructions. It highlights the Ingurskaya dam at 1988 feet, Nuyek prospects at 984 feet, and Sagiel government approvals, with Oroville valued at 78 million cubic yards of earth fill.
Ventura California AP report says Fire Chief Jack Comstock warns padded brassieres pose hidden fire danger. He notes increasing fires linked to bras from commercial dryers. Comstock cites padding breakdown after months causing ignition risk and urges separate handling of padded garments.
The entry notes Whusilay Jan 3 as the third LM3 day with 362 to follow and lists past events: Washington’s Princeton victory in 1777, the 1938 March of Dimes founding, 1947 Congress convening, 1959 Alaska statehood, plus a thought by William Sydney Forter. The moon and stars are described for that day.
Gen David M Shoup disclosed that about 45 000 Marines were ready to invade Cuba with 9 000 more prepared to back them up while 1 000 Leathernecks stood ready for additional support as the crisis neared peak prior to the Soviet withdrawal. The Pentagon had earlier said over 100 000 U S troops and forces were ready for possible action in Cuba.
Fidel Castro used the fourth anniversary of his power to attack the United States and President Kennedy while signaling no change in Cuba’s alliance with Moscow. He defended Cuban sovereignty, rejected unilateral U.S. inspections, and framed unity within the socialist bloc, despite hints of a softer line on Soviet-Chinese tensions.
SACRAMENTO AP The 1063 legislature may get its first look at a tax increase plan next Wednesday. Senate transportation Committee chair Randolph Collier D Yreka supports raising 60 million for road work by a highway user tax hike. Proposal would lift gasoline tax from 6 to 6.7 cents per gallon diesel from 7 to 7.3 cents and raise license plate and weight fees. Brown opposes new taxes this year and would not confirm support for a highway tax increase.
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