Weather Corner Rough Forecast With Rain Likely
Ninety percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s low near 34. Small craft warnings for winds 25 to 40 mph tonight and tomorrow.
22 Jan 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
1
Ninety percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s low near 34. Small craft warnings for winds 25 to 40 mph tonight and tomorrow.
Local area forecast shows a 50 percent chance of rain today with 9 percent tonight and Saturday. Highs near 56 and lows around 30. Small craft winds south 25 to 40 knots tonight and Saturday. Other regions cited include Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou with snow above 4000 feet, Sierra clouds, and varied rain snow patterns across Nevada Sacramento San Joaquin Salinas Paso Robles Monterey Bay Santa Clara Hollister Fort Bragg with winds 15 to 35 knots and many cloudy periods.
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures plus rainfall are summarized for the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. at Ft Point, San Francisco. The tide tables for Saturday January 31 list sunrise at 9:92 and high and low tide times with light and dark figures noted.
Internationally famed oil well firefighter Myron Kinley, 67, was struck in the face by a rock and flying debris during a gas and oil blaze near Canyon Oklahoma. He remained on his feet as rocks reached 200 feet. Seventeen others escaped injury. Explosions followed after water was injected into crater fissures, briefly snuffing flames that burned for over six months. Kinley planned more dynamite work to suppress the fire.
In San Bernardino AP report, an arson expert testified in the trial of Mrs. Lucille Miller over the death of her husband Gordon Miller. He described a 196 Volkswagen car fire, noting no gasoline leak, a burned engine area, and evidence suggesting incendiary origin. Detectives claimed the blaze started before the apartment, with gasoline from a can in the car.
In Addis Ababa Emperor Haile Selassie was proclaimed protector of the faith at the ceremonial close of the heads of Oriental Orthodox churches conference the first such meeting in nearly two thousand years.
Sacramento AP reports California legislators prepare for the governor's bare bones budget while a federal court orders a fresh reapportionment plan. Gov Brown plans a one step fiscal approach with no full plan, and Assemblyman Crown defends current lines amid state budget pressures and at large Senate election controversy.
Three flood struck areas in Northern California are to receive 24 million dollars in federal reconstruction funds under disaster relief law. Senators Christensen Petersen and O Sullivan announced after talks with state and federal officials and industry representatives. Main rebuilding will proceed while urgent needs ease though aid continues. transport agency says truck convoys will end isolation and rail bridges and 100 miles of track must be rebuilt with service expected to resume after July.
Sacramento reports the Legislature is in recess for a long weekend awaiting Governor Brown’s 1965 66 budget. Bills move in both houses including cemetery district consolidation and unemployment insurance board expansion. Cited measures include SR 194 Lagomarsina and SB 197 Short plus AB 282 Knox and AB 468 Eliott.
Friday summary lists notable events and births on January 22 including Byron born on this day. It recalls 1789 The Power of Sympathy published, 1901 Queen Victoria dies, 1932 FDR Reconstruction Finance Corporation act, 1968 Paris Pact on foreign policy cooperation. Also quotes Lord Byron on friendship and mentions California assembly bills AB 482 AB 471 AB 460 AB 467 AB 455 AB 463 AB 458.
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