Weather Corner Local Area Weather Report
Fair tonight with increasing cloud cover tomorrow. Tonight's low in the mid teens to mid forties, gentle winds. Holy
15 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
1
Fair tonight with increasing cloud cover tomorrow. Tonight's low in the mid teens to mid forties, gentle winds. Holy
Statewide forecast with fair to partly cloudy conditions across regions. Highs near 40s to 60s, with gradual cooling in some areas. Northern regions may see rain or snow Thursday, while coastal and valley areas expect increasing clouds and light southerly winds later in the period.
Snow blanketed Southern California mountains to about 2000 feet as frigid north winds grip the Los Angeles region. Palms Springs saw three inches at the lower tramway, Mount San Jacinto upper end six inches, highways iced, and several traffic accidents linked to the storm. Temperatures fell into the 20s across Palmdale Riverside and San Bernardino, with citrus growers using heaters as freezes hit Redlands.
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer Inc reported a net profit of 685000 dollars for the first quarter ending November 30, 1963. The gain equals 1 26 a share and marks a quarterly improvement for the Culver City based studio.
Washington AP reports renewed draft talk to urge Barry Goldwater to seek re election to the Senate if he wins the GOP presidential nomination. Arizona supporters consider a write in renomination or draft group to guard against a failed White House bid.
Henry Stricklen, 39, of Visalia, was charged with manslaughter after a car crash Saturday killed 21-year-old Everett Kinser of Ivanhoe. State highway patrol said he drove the vehicle that struck a power pole, killing Kinser.
Yesterday saw a high temperature in the area while today’s low is noted. Weather records compiled for Southern Alameda County indicate warm to mild conditions with no extreme deviations recorded in the available segment.
Tide tables printed for Friday January 16 show high and low tides at Point Fi and nearby locations. Times indicate morning and afternoon cycles with computed forecasts and sunset noted.
Almanac notes Wednesday January 15 1964 with 351 to follow. mentions planets Venus Jupiter Saturn and a first quarter moon. historical items include 1831 Charleston and Hamburg Railroad first locomotive The Best Friend of Charleston maiden run. 1919 Ignace Paderewski premier of Poland. 1922 creation of the Irish Free State. 1963 De Gaulle blocks Britain from joining the European Common Market.
Fidel Castro toured Moscow in a light moment during a state visit with Khrushchev watching as Cuban children enjoyed a sleigh ride and a New Year tree. Western coverage notes stiff talks aside, Castro’s cordial scenes contrasted by broader Cold War tension as Canada and France discuss trade and politics.
Kremlin officials staged New Year celebrations atTalnitsky Gardens with thousands of Moscow children. Castro joined the festive events dancing near the lit tree, riding the snow slide, and speaking with youths about school. He urged hard study as the basis for progress.
The State Department announced a three member U S Cabinet delegation will visit Tokyo January 25 for a two day meeting with the Japanese Cabinet on race and economic affairs. Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz and Council adviser Walter Heller join Secretary of State Dean Rusk in talks with Foreign Minister Ohira. The group will meet Prime Minister Ikeda and Emperor Hirohito at the imperial palace to close the visit.
Marguerite Oswald said Tuesday New York attorney Mark Lane will represent Lee Harvey Oswald before the Johnson commission investigating the assassination. Lane has previously submitted a brief arguing Oswald should be defended.
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