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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner notes continued cold with a fall feel. Eastward through tonight the low temperatures drop to 22 to 32 degrees with westerly winds at 15 to 25 mph. Hayward readings mention yesterday’s high and today’s low in a brief local forecast.
Fair through Sunday with continued cold across Northern California. Highs near 50 in the Bay Area, lows 18 to 28 inland nights. Northerly winds 8 to 30 mph or knots varying by region. Areas including Sacramento Valley Salinas Valley San Joaquin Valley and Monterey Bay expect mainly fair skies and cold nights through Sunday with modest winds.
Tide tables and sun events for Sunday January 13 include high and low waters, sunrise and sunset times, and computed tide figures. The page compiles lunar and solar data with standard Atlantic coast nautical references for navigational planning.
Union and Enginemen called a strike against the Southern Railway Co effective at 6 30 am EST. 8000 mile system spans the South and District of Columbia. About 1209 employees affected, union says company violated mileage and vacation provisions since July 1959.
An OCR fragment outlines the Daily Review and staff roles including publisher, business manager, advertising director, and circulation manager. It lists locations in Hayward and Livermore California, subscription rates, and office addresses with partial contact details and references to the California act of Congress. The text reflects a late 19th or early 20th century local newspaper format.
The State Board of Education in San Francisco, with Dr. Max Rafferty, orders price reductions from Ginn and Co for two basic texts to save about 430000. If talks fail, the board will accept alternative, more affordable titles from Silver Burdett and Allyn and Bacon. The move follows a 120000 cut from a 6491000 budget, amid budgetary economy pressures and debates over funding quality versus cost.
Two gang members from an Los Angeles area group were condemned to death for the Norwalk sailor killing and related offenses. The trial tied George Grege and Willian Bambro to murder and mutilation committed outside Porterville, while Avery Mite Shews faced conspiracy to kidnap for robbery.
Almanac notes include John Handenek birth on this day in 1737 and Civil War peace talks in 1865 between Jefferson Davis and Lincoln emissary in Richmond. It recalls the 1950 Truculent disaster with 63 dead, and 1961 Peru mudslide killing over 3000, plus a thought by Edward Young.
A New York fact finding panel censured printers union leaders amid a strike that shut nine New York newspapers for 36 days. The report, chaired by retired judge Medina, faulted both sides for no real bargaining, while mediators join talks. In Cleveland, the Newspaper Guild plans a daily paper staffed by strikers' employees, selling at newsstands for 10 cents and debuting next week.
A youth shot his stepfather in the stomach with bird shot to stop a family fight in Palo Alto. Police reported the incident occurred Friday. Kenneth Sebler, 1%, was quoted saying the remark about the gun being harmless.
Unemployed bartender John Iddings in New York was charged after an incident involving a 12 year old girl and a loaded .22 rifle. The week closed with the Standard & Poor's 300 index at 61.35, a rise of 0.72, while Dow industrials edged up 1.17 to 671.00 amid a cautious market. Police reported the youth fired at his stepfather, prompting the assault weapon charge.
In San Francisco an 11 month old girl was struck in the foot by a bullet during a gun battle between a gunman and four police officers. Police say Jane Mahurin was treated at Mission Emergency Hospital after a .22 caliber bullet was removed. Gunman Willie Smith was in serious condition. an officer was wounded. The incident occurred in the mother's apartment near a gas station. detectives described the baby as hit during the exchange and an officer fired, killing Smith in the hand.
Seven men on the 96 foot fishing vessel St. Anthony were saved by a helicopter minutes before a violent explosion wrecked the craft 42 miles west of Provincetown Massachusetts. Fire in the engine room triggered the evacuation as Coast Guard assets arrived. No injuries reported and crew escaped to the bow before the vessel sank.
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