Weather Report Fragments From Lentpersiure
Uneven OCR weather note hints at fair cover and temperature changes. Mentions tonight’s low range and unclear conditions with scattered terms resembling wind and rain flags.
21 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1963
Page
1
Uneven OCR weather note hints at fair cover and temperature changes. Mentions tonight’s low range and unclear conditions with scattered terms resembling wind and rain flags.
statewide weather overview indicates cooler shifts with coastal mornings and inland warming. highs range 30s to 60s across regions including Sacramento Valley and Salinas Valley with light to moderate winds and gentle to fair conditions through Tuesday next, with minor temperature changes expected.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mix tides and nautical data with garbled terms. No clear entities or facts about a location, date, or measurement are readable.
Readable bits note yesterday's temperatures in Alameda County area. The garbled lines suggest a local weather brief with regional figures and conditions, but the exact values and locations are unclear.
A frigid winter blast spread from the Midwest to the South and East, with subzero temperatures in northern regions and freezing rain reaching Texas and the Rio Grande Valley.Record damage from cold to crops in Southern California totals over $3 million, while a strong lake snowstorm on Sunday night disrupted traffic in western New York and halted highway travel along the New York throughway.
Pasadena reports Harpo Marx plans retirement after a long onstage career with the Marx Brothers. He spoke with a reporter about nostalgia and the desire to end performing, noting a farewell tour and social events leading up to his departure.
The readable text shows a fragmented publisher masthead from The Dell Review with names and roles such as business manager and advertising director. It lists subscription rates and multiple office locations including Alameda County California and Fremont office, indicating a newspaper with district offices and ad bureau details.
In Oroville a dramatic armed robbery attempt ended with a pickup of suspects after a tense standoff at a wash house. Miss Griffin and partner Margaret Hinte led the effort, brandishing pistols and demanding money from the register while sheriff Lacey and seven deputies closed in, prompting a shootout that left officers on alert and suspects in custody.
A California Commission on State Government Organization and Economy said the 1961 Brown plan to group state agencies into a few cabinet level super agencies is progressing with mixed results. It recommended cautious advancement, four to six professional aides per administrator, and full-time agency focus, noting three non statutory agencies lag behind.
California ready for a death penalty moratorium bill in the 1962 session. Assemblyman Laster McMillan, LA Democrat, prepared the measure to halt executions except for double murders and other severe crimes. The proposal faces administration disputes and a vote expected in the Assembly.
Police recovered five stolen works by Van Gogh, Cezanne, Picasso, Braque and Guignol valued at 660 7 in the raid and chase that left suspects wounded or captured. A young woman accomplice fled during the gunfire as detectives searched for her. the case ties to an armed siege near Pintri's residence and an alleged coed gun attack on a campus guard.
Los Angeles County Republicans clashed over unity as County Chairman J A Leeth urged harmony. A speaker floated Nelson Rockefeller may be GOP nominee in 1964, drawing boos and heckling. Marian Sanders compared Rockefeller to Kennedy, saying she could not tell them apart if blind, while Godfrey Knight faced hostile reception before one delegate apologized for the outburst.
Hollywood star Ava Gardner was rushed to a hospital for surgery. Reports say the high profile actress seeks treatment abroad, with limited public details about the condition or procedure.
The column notes the day as Monday June 2 1963 with Venus and Mars as morning stars and Mars Jupiter and Saturn as evening stars. It lists births including Confederate Gen Thomas Jackson and recalls events from 1861 Jefferson Davis resigning from the Senate, 1874 Morrison Waite becoming chief justice, 1918 debts of the former czarist government voided, and 1994 Nautilus launch. It ends with a thought on marriage from Alan Sterling.
Washington Post reports President and Mrs Kennedy hosted a Saturday night White House event after fog cancelled plans to visit Middleburg. George Burns Carol Channing Kirk Douglas and families performed a lively evening with a chorus from The Wearin Green and a guided tour of Lincoln’s bed in the residence.
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