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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
1
Weather note reports Putin increasing winds tonight with on and off tomorrow. Skies stay warmer with southerly winds around 30 miles per hour. Temperature near 32 degrees at night and windy conditions continue through the period.
A garbled statewide forecast covers San Eragelsco Bay Area to Central California, noting rain through Wednesday, mountain snow above 3 000 to 5 000 feet, and gusty south to southwest winds. Regions like Sierra Nevada and Sacramento Valley are listed with heavy rain, snow, and warming trends. winds reach 30 to 45 mph in several zones, with cooler nights and mixed precipitation across Monterey Bay, Salinas, and Paso Robles corridors. The text contains numerous OCR errors but conveys widespread rain, mountain snow, gusty winds, and warmer temperatures through midweek.
In Alana County yesterday, the high reached around the lower 70s while the overnight low dipped into the 40s. Local readers were urged to stay hydrated and monitor forecasts for possible afternoon showers.
Unseasonably cold weather persists across much of the nation with some hints of warmth in parts of the south and east. Arctic air continues to chill the Rocky Mountain region and New York while subzero readings are reported in Montana North Dakota and the Great Lakes area. Deaths linked to snow and exposure rise in New York State and surrounding regions amid ongoing storms and traffic hazards.
Fragmentary OCR shows tide tables and river notes across several regions including Alabama Illinois Mississippi Missouri and Texas panhandle. Mentions low tides high flows and river conditions with references to Upper Mississippi and Missouri Rivers and coastal shipping delays.
Washington lawmakers push to curb congressional junkets funded by taxpayers. The House Rules Committee, led by Meg Howard We Smith, proposes a new travel policy to limit overseas trips and interparty spending, amid debate on accountability and expense control.
A Fresno man, Alvino Ramos, was found dead Monday in an apparent robbery. The coroner reported a fractured skull and head injuries as the cause. Police said robbers were involved behind the fatal shooting.
Republican efforts to restore cross filing face a Democratic wave in the Legislature. Sen fornm system and GOP leaders back the revival, arguing it gives voters a choice of candidates across parties. Democrats including Majority Leader Hugh M Burns of Fresno back the measure, aiming to clear the Senate and press Assembly action.
Sedalia Missouri residents faced a gas outage after a suspected pipeline break. By Tuesday emergency crews restored supply to most homes as officials blamed damage to lines during a cold spell. Authorities reported repairs and continued monitoring while some customers remained without service.
AP reports a breakthrough in cochlear implant research as a woman with a baby’s birth trauma gains speech through an implanted device in the skull. Drs Doyle and Th Deigte lead the study, with Geneval Dati Corp providing technology. future models aim for more channels and clearer sound at about $1,050 plus medical costs.
Witnesses claim Iva and Ralph Kroeger planned to profit from the Arneson motel killings. Testimony describes deeds, a Santa Rosa motel, and buried remains in the Kroegers basement. Additional details involve alleged thefts, moved belongings, and disputed family relations during the murder trial.
Four East Germans and a 15-year-old woman climbed the Berlin Wall Monday night and reached safety in West Berlin, police said. Two additional refugees crossed the border between East Germany and the West Berlin suburb of Zehlendorf.
Almanac recalls events and births for January 2 including William McKinley born 1813 and Edgar Allan Poe poetry 1835. It lists Kansas statehood 1862 and 1900 American League formation in Philadelphia. Poem quote and a thought of the day are noted.
A stream of California bills moves through the legislature covering education requirements for teachers, unemployment extensions, safety protections for workers, public financing for rehabilitation, labor disputes, and civil filing rules. Changes affect highways funding, city innovation, and school personnel certification timelines. The package lists AB and SB measures with sponsors and districts across San Francisco, Bakersfield, Ventura, and other locales.
In Oroville police say a bar dispute ended in gunfire injuring a 24 year old woman and wounding two men. Gae Fryar was hit by a shotgun blast and underwent surgery. Thomas Marlow and Lloyd Lambeth exchanged shots, Marlow was wounded, and both men were arrested after fleeing toward Chico.
New York mayor Robert F. Wagner mourned poet Robert Frost calling his death a great loss to the country and the world. The mayor, an admirer of Frost, said millions shared appreciation for the poet. A separate note mentions a college establishment in Ventura County, 288 Lagamarsine.
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