Weather Corner Local Area Forecast
Fair today and tonight with Northwest winds around 18 mph. Saturday remains breezy with similar wind speeds. Tonight's low expected between 34 and 44 degrees.
10 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
1
Fair today and tonight with Northwest winds around 18 mph. Saturday remains breezy with similar wind speeds. Tonight's low expected between 34 and 44 degrees.
UPI reports from the California auto association and ski tow operators detailing highway chains or advisories and snowfall totals from Sugar Bowl Soda Springs Donner Ski Ranch Echo Summit Sierra Ski Ranch Alpine Meadows Powder Bowl Tahoe Ski Bowl Papoose Peak Slide Mountain Mt Rose Dodge Ridge Badger Pass Everitt Mt Shasta. Conditions vary from good to fair skiing with clearing or partly cloudy skies and chains required on Mt Shasta's Everitt Highway.
Yesterday saw a high near the city average and a cooler low as skies cleared. Today’s forecast calls for a warmer afternoon aftermath with a moderate low and a steady high, issued by local weather authorities.
Three skydivers jumped from 7500 feet near Purisima Creek but a sudden wind diverted them. Michael Stone, 15, of San Francisco, drowned. his brother Robert Hines, 22, also drowned. Jack Stone, 23, landed on a cliff above the area. The body of Michael Stone washed ashore six miles south of Half Moon Bay Thursday.
In New Hampshire Barry Goldwater challenged the reliability of ICBMs while campaign fasting U.S. missiles. McNamara replied, defending the force as increasingly dependable. U.S. has over 530 ICBMs in firing position including Atlas Titan liquid fuel and Minutemen solid fuel units.
Honolulu report states a 10 million undersea cable system will connect the United States and Japan by June 1964. Hawaiian Telephone President Guild announced the completion date aboard the cable ship Long Lines in Honolulu harbor. A second Hawaii California link to San Luis Obispo and a Hawaii Guam Philippines line are planned for later this year, with both expected by November. The Hawaii to Al arena California line is already in use. The system aims to be the first telephone cable between the United States and the Orient.
A garbled notice lists The Baily Review published by The Dolly Review with Floyd Sparks as president and William Chileate as publisher. It includes miswritten addresses in Hayward California and references subscription rates and office details, with broken contact lines and an audit bureau mark.
In San Francisco AP reports Dr. Max Rafferty urging California schools to label evolution as a theory was rejected by the State Board of Education. The board difference included opposition from Bishop Gerald Kennedy and Mrs Nell Segraves and Mrs Dean Sumrall who argued against irreligion in classrooms. Lammerts presented objections to Darwinian theory, while Braden and others noted broad scientific agreement. The debate concluded with no action to alter curricula.
SACRAMENTO AP The NAACP expects great things from President Johnson in civil rights. Rev Stephen Spottswood NAACP board chair said Johnson has made a strong civil rights pronouncement for all Americans. He warned against congressional filibuster blocking progress and noted possible demonstrations. He cited California cities and nationwide support but did not anticipate a new march soon.
Panamanian protesters clash with U.S. troops in the Canal Zone. Aquilino Boyd seeks U.N. Security Council action while Panama's Chiari urges OAS probe. Pentagon says no reinforcements planned as about 10 000 Army personnel are stationed there. Casualties rise among U.S. soldiers near the Tivoli guest house as sniper fire ceases after trained return fire.
Friday events recall Ethan Allen birthday in 1787 and Florida's 1861 secession, Rockefeller oil trust linkage of 1870, Buffalo Bill Cody death in 1917, UN General Assembly first session in 1946, with a thought on taxes from Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes.
California Governor Edmund G. Brown met United Nations Secretary General U Thant in New York. The courtesy call, arranged by Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, occurred during Brown's trip to promote California wine at a festival.
In Cairo President Gamal Abdel Nasser welcomed Yemen’s President Abdullah Sallat, the first Arab leader to arrive for a summit opening Monday. The meeting aims to address Israel’s plan to divert the Jordan River waters for irrigation.
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