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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1964
Page
1
Cloudy today with occasional rain tonight and tomorrow morning, clearing slowly. Tonight's low ranges 4 to 53 with southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Rain chance about 50 percent. Maynard temps include yesterday's high and today's low.
Tide tables for Sunday show sunrise at 2:17 and sunset at dusk. Times appear garbled with misread characters but indicate daily high and low tide estimates and sailing references for Ft Point. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear dates and locations beyond Fort Point.
AP report from SAN FRANCISCO notes District Court Judge George B. weighing a public interest clash over rail and freeway expansion on the San Francisco Peninsula. The hearing examines the city and county budget and rail service versus highway projects amid contentious local concerns and proposed routes.
In Los Angeles AP dispatch, Senator Edward Kennedy urged California Democrats to let all contenders enter the presidential race. The move aims to show unity as the party faces a split over whether to renominate President Johnson amid speculation on a possible Democratic field.
Dallas doctors report President Kennedy's condition and related figures as the nation contends with recovery efforts. The Rev. connection notes John F Kennedy's successor Lyndon Johnson receives public support while medical teams detail Oswald’s death timeline and ongoing public safety concerns.
California state higher education plans move to quarter terms as trustees approve year‑round expansion and campus changes. The shift involves reform across University of California campuses and state colleges, with emergency measures and regional committees to handle immediate problems.
Statewide weather forecast shows scattered rain across the Bay Area with mild temperatures today 55 to 60 and lows near 50 tonight. Mt Shaste-Siskiyou and Sierra Nevada regions face snow or rain and cooler Sunday, while the Sacramento and Salinas Valleys expect cloudy skies, light rain at times, and modest temperature changes. Winds will be southerly 8 to 25 mph in various regions with intermittent rain chances around 60 percent in the north.
President Johnson pressed Congress as the Senate Finance Committee backed repeal amendments on federal excise taxes. Indonesian President Sukarno ordered a cease-fire along the Malaysia Indonesia border to allow ministerial talks and new tasks, urging vigilance and security while awaiting further orders.
Democratic senators shifted positions after Johnson maneuvered to line up nine votes. The repeal effort failed 9 to 8 as eight members remained beyond White House influence. Johnson told a reporter he would not reveal what happened during the late party hour, saying others assume too much about his arm twisting.
The Air Force resumed evacuation of nearly 3,000 American dependents from Panama. More than 200 people arrived at Charleston and Patrick Air Force Base in Florida on Friday. Over 1,100 were flown out from Panama last week amid riots in the U S controlled Canal Zone.
In Jackson Mississippi a bold attempt to give a man a new heart by transplant showed hopeful progress though details were limited. Surgeons at the University of Mississippi Medical Center revived a donor heart and implanted it in a patient, marking a pioneering step amid global clinical experiments seeking life extending options for failing organs.
The Almanac notes Saturday January 25 1964 with $31 to follow and Venus Jupiter Saturn visible. It recalls Robert Burns born 1759. History events include Daniel Shay leading 2000 men in 1787, Hooker replacing Burnside in 1868, United Mine Workers formed in 1800, Bell opens cross country telephone in 1915, and a thought from William Penn about human care.
AP report on tense party rhetoric as Nelson Rockefeller assails Goldwater and Smathers criticizes Barry Goldwater while urging support for Johnson. South, New Hampshire, and Southern Democrats frame the 1964 race with Wallace, Russell, Scranton, and governors weighing drafts for the GOP.
In Mariposa County a Canadian widow Annie Atkins was found dead in a Coulterville cabin where $73,001 in Canadian currency was hidden in a chair cushion. Sheriff O M Whitney says Carl Plebank was detained after $7,100 in U S money was found on him. he claimed he exchanged Canadian funds in San Francisco. Deputies pursue visions reported by Plebank and involve notes about the stash as investigators search the case amid party politics in nearby Illinois and New Hampshire.
Barry Goldwater Jr addressed about 1200 people in a San Diego hotel hall and dining room, urging support for his father in the 1964 Republican presidential race. He termed electing his father essential to preserve American liberty for future generations.
Chico public school students will receive a Family Life Program with a sex education curriculum on Monday for the first time since 1947. The board said the course covers child care basics and material relevant to wise choices in marriage, offered to sixth eighth tenth and twelfth graders.
Benson Arizona AP report says Clay Stone Smith 48 publisher of Tombstone Epitaph and two educators were found dead in a small plane wreck near Whetstone Mountains. Co-passengers include C Johns Tom 44 president of Cochise County Junior College and Donald Ensign about 40 superintendent of Sierra Vista schools.
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