Weather Corner Forecast Through Tomorrow
Tonight will be cold with low near 40. Winds northerly around 5 miles per hour. Tomorrow's day will bring continued cool conditions with light northerly winds and daytime highs near the mid 40s.
04 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
1
Tonight will be cold with low near 40. Winds northerly around 5 miles per hour. Tomorrow's day will bring continued cool conditions with light northerly winds and daytime highs near the mid 40s.
Statewide weather highlights: Northern California sees mix of fog and cool to mild days with little change in temperatures through Saturday. Central Valley and Sacramento Valley expect fair skies with highs 50s to near 60s and lows around 28 to 35. Monterey Bay area and Santa Clara Valley report fair, highs 55 to 60, with coastal winds 10 to 20 knots in some coastal zones. Northwestern California remains fair with local morning fog, moderate winds along the coast.
Tide tables list coastal times and heights with tides shown for January. The fragment references low tide, sunrise, and sunset in a periodical format, indicating maritime data for a port or harbor.
A gray freezing spell blankets much of the United States with intermittent snow and rain. Heavy cold extends from the Northeast to the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley while the South sees freezing rain and fog in places. President Kennedy and French leader de Gaulle discuss NATO strategy and nuclear missile plans, aiming to bolster alliance as US Briton and France chart shared defense options.
U.S. and French discussions on a NATO atomic pact face a long list of unresolved issues. Officials warn that concrete outcomes remain distant as negotiations continue amid broader allied talks with Britain.
At the Arkansas Capitol hall staff ordered flags at half staff in memory of a U S senator and a noted actor. Secretary of State Nancy Hall issued the order as Kerr died in Washington Tuesday night. Powell and Hollye nad Wertnas day are referenced in the fragmentary report.
A thaw released melting snow across southern England with heavy flooding risks. Deep freeze lingers in western and northern regions as temperatures remain sub freezing. Heavy snow and fog disrupt travel in Surrey Kent and London while Scotland and northern France report wintry conditions and drifting.
A garbled OCR item lists staff roles and addresses for The Day Reviews Inc including president editor and advertising director. It mentions Winton Avenue Harvard Call subscription rates and Hayward Alameda County offices with Fremont and Beamer addresses, suggesting a circulation and contact notice in a local paper.
A badly garbled report from Kathial India describes a collision near a stationary passenger train. The incident caused multiple fatalities and injuries as railway authorities investigated.
Donald Rony rman, 32, Modesto, was killed when his auto left control and rolled over on Highway Patinsaald. He was thrown from the car as it rounded a curve.
In Sacramento Democrats revealed two famous composers wrote a song for Gov Brown's inaugural. The Sacramento State College choir performed California at the inaugural, with Hollywood stars and Frank Sinatra listed among expected performers. The program limits camera access to the balcony. Additional songs from other composers were mentioned but parts of the schedule remain unclear.
Friday the fourth day of 1968 notes full moon approaching and night sky with Mars Venus as morning stars and Jupiter Saturn as evening stars. It recalls Isaac Newton born 1642 and historical events from 1854 Douglas Nebraska Territory bill, 1885 first appendectomy, 1808 Utah statehood, 1948 Burma independence, plus a quip from James Thurber on rising early.
New York publishers association member denounces rumors of a long strike as sheer nonsense and propaganda. Waller Shayer, president of the Tribune, appeared on a television program noting millions who normally read the daily publications in the area closed by a strike.
Santa Monica reports major layoffs as the Skybolt missile project ends, with 10,000 workers affected nationwide. NASA and NASAL job sites opened interviews while contractors in Vermont and California plan recalls. The New York City printers strike disrupts top papers with 20,000 idle workers.
McGraw-Hill forecast released Thursday projects the United States will trail the world in the rise of Gross National Product. The report says the U S GNP will grow by about 3 percent next year while inflation trends narrow the gap with faster-growing economies.
A distorted dispatch notes the new U S ambassador presenting credentials in Vienna while references to tunnels, water lines, and regional Valleys create a jumble of place names and dates. The item mentions Santa Clara County and Livermore in a garbled context as well as Prague.
State Sen. W. IL said Thursday he is retiring to devote full time to his law practice. He called serving as senator a luxury he cannot continue, as he plans to leave his post in Columbus Mississippi.
ROMP AP reports a wage strike by workers halted buses and streetcars in Rome this morning causing transit disruption. The stoppage targeted pay and working conditions, with bus and street operations largely suspended across the city. Local officials urged calm as commuters sought alternatives.
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