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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
1
Weather note indicates fair conditions through tomorrow with morning fog and low cloudiness. Temperatures range from 46 to 38 degrees with light winds and calm overall outlook.
Fragments describe California area forecasts with mainly fair conditions inland and coastal fog. Temperatures range upper 50s to low 60s in many regions with light to gentle winds and some nights fog in valleys. Northerly to westerly breezes and overcast mornings noted in several zones, including San Francisco Bay and Salinas Valley.
Disjointed OCR notes describe ski conditions on roadways including San Bruno and nearby valleys. Mentions highway and snow related travel advisories with unclear dates and locations.
Tide tables list high and low water times, including sunset and sunrise hours, for the local coastline. The fragment mentions Pine and Gill areas and a holiday schedule with afternoon tides and darkness expectations.
Sacramento reports Governor Brown avoids fixed reprieve policy as the legislature debates capital punishment. The governor delays clemency decisions on several inmates while cases like Chessman face ongoing appeals and potential execution dates.
SACRAMENTO AP says Senate Rules Committee named 21 standing committees for the 13 session. Democrats, who won 27-13, named leaders including first term Sen. M. Rees to urban representation and Sen. J. Fugene Mc Ateer to finance. Full lineup lists Agriculture to Veterans, with regional and party balance noted.
In California the 1st Congressional District race tightens as voters in a 10 mile coastal area go to the polls Tuesday. Incumbent Miller faced questions over campaign funding while challenger Clausen and third candidate Stuart vie for strategic support amid party pressure and electoral totals.
Gov Brown reappoints no members of the highway commission. Roger Wool ey and Paracha, Santa Fe, and Are thur TL fairldy at Mam AAA. Weekyeur appointments require successful confirmation. the two Democrats will receive a daily allowance and expenses for attending meetings.
A Sacramento report outlines assembly and senate maneuvers in the Brown administration era with bills on housing, veteran affairs, water projects, land annexations, and state resource control. It notes committee chair allocations, hearings, death penalty debate, and new funding for university development while detailing various AB and SR measures and introduced resolutions across departments.
San Francisco surgeon Ascherman sues hospitals and medical societies for 6 million dollars alleging they conspired to end his career for opposing Medicare. The suit names multiple hospitals and groups, including the American Society of Internal Medicine, and seeks 1 million compensatory and 3 million punitive damages.
Almanac entry details the day and year thrust, moon phase approaching new, visible celestial bodies including Mars Jupiter and Saturn. Notable births include Daniel Webster born 1782. Historical highlights cover Botany Bay settlement 1788 Scott Pole reach 1912 and Leningrad siege ending 1943. Churchill quote closes.
HAVANA reports a British engineer named Ales Seal has signed a five year contract to build a 512 million fishing port in Havana for Castro regime officials and Soviet interests. Work is slated to begin within a month and finish in a year with Scott supervising the project at the strategic Havana harbor.
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