06 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1963
Page
1
Forecast for tomorrow shows a low around 35 to 40 and a high near 60 to 65. Winds from the west are expected with temperatures drifting from yesterday’s low to high.
Forecast covers Northern and Central California through Sunday and Monday with patchy fog in San Joaquin Valley and near-sunset fog in Sacramento Valley. Temperatures mostly steady with mild cooling in the Bay Area and Central Coast. The pattern shows fair conditions in most regions with light to gentle winds and modest temperature shifts.
Tide tables show high and low water times and heights for the day with sunrise at 7 27 and sunset near 4 07. The data includes predicted figures and dark figures for coastal reference, indicating the daily marine schedule.
Memorial for actor Carson features pastor Dr Raymond Lindquist noting his quiet deep faith. The Hollywood Church service described Carson reading a book on spiritual gifts and discussing it with the pastor after church. Attendees included many industry names from Lakeside County and friends of Carson.
Rates rise starting Monday with higher first class and other rates. The changes add about a penny or more to letters and raise postage for cards, second and third class mail, and fourth class mail. Some decreases and gradual increases will occur over several years.
Lima reports say President Ricardo Perex Geday's military junta arrested over 30 people amid suspending civil guarantees and banning public meetings. The communique alleged Moscow Prague and Havana backing, targeting airports bridges waterworks and power plants with weapons. a clandestine radio near the Bolivian border received abroad directives.
NASA reported the Relay communications satellite regained power but remained slow to respond to commands. On two separate orbits the craft completed intercontinental transmissions, including a long hour test from Andover England to Goonhilly and back, with good picture quality. The agency noted some commands still misbehave though power issues seem to be correcting.
Almanac notes mark the date with birth of Carl Sandburg in 1878 and historic events past including Martha Custis Washington’s 1759 marriage to George Washington and Taft’s 1912 New Mexico statehood proclamation. Roosevelt’s 1919 death at Oyster Bay is also listed along with a Henry Fairfield Osborn quote.
AP reports Moscow expects Khrushchev to attend the last German Party Congress in Liep Hast, aiming to bolster Walter Ulbricht's leadership amid East Germany's economic decline. Western diplomats doubt a change of regime will occur, while talks of a separate treaty and limited East German aid surface.
Washington AP reports that House members see little chance Kennedy education bill will pass this year. They expect no major shift from 1961 1962 failed attempts amid church state controversy and new House makeup. Some see modest aid for higher education and targeted programs as possible, but not a general school bill.
American and Vietnamese officers debated possible changes after the Ap Bac battle in South Vietnam. They cited inadequate intelligence and coordination, and considered shifted helicopter use, strafing, and bombing early in assaults while weighing risks to surprise.
The Girl i fie White Gloves marks its first anniversary in Palo Alto this weekend. The program by Manpower Inc. hires women for temporary office work and will host the celebration as part of its employment initiative.
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