Weather Corner Forecast for Tomorrow and Tonight
Weather notes indicate overcast conditions through tomorrow with morning drizzle. Temperatures tonight range from 82 to 38 degrees with northerly winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour.
17 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
1
Weather notes indicate overcast conditions through tomorrow with morning drizzle. Temperatures tonight range from 82 to 38 degrees with northerly winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour.
Statewide weather outlook with fair conditions across most areas through Friday. Morning fog on coast valleys and delta regions. winds vary from light to breezy with some coastal gusts. High temperatures generally in the 70s and 80s, with cooler nights and moderate marine influence along the Monterey Bay and Salinas areas.
Fragmentary tide table notes show times and measurements for Friday with partial references to low tide and possible harbor calculations. OCR text includes garbled vessel names and numbers, offering only scattered hints of tidal stages and rates without complete data.
A Polish-born mother, Wyea Sochacki, 36, in Australia gives birth to a 16 pound premature baby. The infant near two months early weighs 7.2 kilograms and stands about 2.3 feet tall. The father Peter Sochacki and four siblings care for the family after the birth.
Road reports show mixed conditions with Sierra Nevada ski areas details. Snow depth readings include Sugar Peak 21 inches at Nevada highways and Heavenly Valley 30 inches. Highway 1 and 5a reported as open with commercial snow operations at Squaw Valley and Saw Valley areas.
The murder trial of former Hungarian freedom fighter Dr Gendr Kaplany paused as he changed his plea to not guilty. Judge Callaghan delayed proceedings until Monday after Kaplany, age 47, saw photographs of his wife's murdered body and claimed innocence due to insanity. Prosecution plans to call at least 16 witnesses. defense may follow suit with further expert testimony. Kaplany is accused of killing his bride Hanna deKaplany in their San Jose apartment and disposing of her body in an acid bath several weeks later.
The son of a wealthy film executive and his wife actress Seuin Wood are living apart. The 18 year old Weather says the couple’s daughter is 16 and is the sister of actress Natalie Wood. Parents report the pair had a minor dispute and have remained at their home since Friday.
Prospective jurors face delays as two of twelve remain after two days of voir dire. Mrs Vandiver excused for cause after revealing nervousness while Ralph Kroeger and his wife stand accused with their husband of strangling and burying Mr and Mrs Jay Arneson in a Santa Rosa motel basement.
AP reports East Germans fled into West Germany through a triple row of barb wire at the city’s western border in the early hours. West Berlin police said guards did not notice the escapes and no further details were released.
Finance Director and Gov. Brown receive calls for sweeping tax reforms while the California Labor Federation urges higher payroll taxes. Bills aim at vehicle mileage disclosure, education support, unemployment changes, and broader state licensing. New appointments include Martin Matich and A N Schneider to state boards as clemency hearings for a killer proceed.
Almanac entry notes June 17 as day 11 of 1063 with 348 remaining. Highlights include births in 1806 in the White House, the 1917 U S Virgin Islands purchase, and 1944 Dwight Eisenhower taking command of Allied forces. A reflection by Eisenhower from London in 1945 closes the item.
California asked the federal government to pay a 7.5 million claim for Civil War defense expenses. Attorney General Stanley Mosk cited Nevada’s 1929 repayment and said California paid 4.42 million for militiamen and armaments, with interest extended into 1945. He urged lawmakers for favorable action.
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