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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1963
Page
1
Weather outlook notes continued cool trends with temperatures ranging from 39 to 42 degrees. Winds will be light to brisk, estimated 5 to 15 miles per hour. Forecast mentions past highs and local readings for today and yesterday, with incomplete regional specifics.
A garbled statewide weather brief notes cooler nights and mixed daytime highs across Northern California to the Salinas Valley and Paso Robles. Forecasters warn of morning fog in Delta and breezy to windy conditions on western slopes with light seas and variable winds into Sunday.
A garbled list shows temperatures for numerous U S cities with varied conditions from clear to cloudy. Readings include San Albuquerque Detroit Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Honolulu Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Miami Milwaukee and New Orleans among others with mixed forecasts and several misspellings.
The fragment outlines tide tables for January and February with schedules for high and low tides. It appears to be a coastal or navigational notice listing times, though the text is garbled and many details are unreadable.
Washington AP reports Senate Republicans struggle over budget and foreign aid amid Kennedy plans. Dirksen signals openness to Democratic overtures on education and health care financing, while resisting broad tax cuts and wary of foreign aid programs. Republicans seek limited spending and a shifted committee balance amid partisan debate.
Associated Press reports heavy snow and freezing rain hit the Plains and Western Great Plains. Visibilities dropped in four states due to fog and hazardous driving conditions lingered in Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado. Snow totals ranged from a few inches in the High Plains to seven inches in some areas with freezing rain preceding snow.
A large crowd gathered outside St An Episcopal Church in Irving to honor actor Dick Powell and a second service for Carson, with family and industry peers in attendance. Celebrities and friends paid respects, with notable figures including Allyson and Nixon among mourners. Powell's cremation followed at Forest Lawn.
Oklahoma City Okla Friday rites for Senator Robert Kerr were held at the First Baptist Church with national leaders in attendance. President Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Gov. Kerr and other officials joined a somber service as mourners filled the church and outside stands remained in steady rain. Kerr died Tuesday in Washington after a heart attack.
Berkeley AP report outlines a sensitive inquiry into FM radio stations run by the Pacifica Foundation. The piece lists diverse figures connected to KPFK KPEW and other outlets and notes awards won for coverage of hearings and demonstrations.
Sacramento AP reports Senate Majority Leader Burns asserts no additional funds for anything as the six month 1963-61 session opens. McCarthy joins in demanding spending cuts and resisting tax increases while aiming to balance a 3 billion budget, with talks of highway tax hikes and bond money for schools.
Almanac notes a Saturday in 1963 with Mars and Venius as morning stars and Jupiter Saturn as evening stars. Notable dates include Wyoming's first woman governor Mrs Nellis Taylor Ross sworn in in 1925, and 1949 Israeli assault into Egyptian territory. Adlai Stevenson quote offers a reflective thought for the day.
Soviet scholars say radar signals were beamed toward Mercury last summer when the planet was 32 to 52 million miles away, a statement from the Soviet Academy of Sciences reported by the embassy. The Washington Post notes Americans bypassed Mercury radar attempts to aim for a harder target instead.
Investigators suspect a mentally disturbed person caused the blast at a night gambling school inside the Vapors Club in Awann. Eleven people were hurt, but none severely, with over 30 escaping injury as patrons fled during the explosion. Dane Farris, president of Dark Really Co., Inc., labeled the site a gambling school and cautioned the act may be tied to a sick individual.
A Bell Labs team reports a space age achievement turning Telstar from ailing satellite to active relay station. Engineers restored function after radiation, voltage, and decoder issues by testing notched and timed commands and isolating sensitive transistor stages. They credited Shen nun, Mann, Mayo, ONeill, Dick, Jason, Brown, Gibson and others for solving the fortuitous failure. Telstar’s recovery promises longer life and continued live TV links.
A House subcommittee in Washington plans hearings on New York newspaper strike four weeks old. Rep. Samuel Zell er D NY urged Kennedy to invoke the Taft-Hartley Act to halt the stoppage. Local officials urged action as major newspapers shut down town.
Sacramento reports California's First Lady will wear a state designed gown by Michael Novarese for the Monday inaugural ball. The dress features frosted blue satin with velvet roses, a crescent neckline, and a slim overskirt. Mrs Brown also plans a second outfit for the ceremonies, a charcoal wool suit with Napoleonic collar and silk three pieces.
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