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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
1
Weather corner notes fair conditions today and tonight with high fog near the coast. Winds shift to west and north after nightfall, averaging 12 to 25 miles per hour.
Fair conditions prevail across the state with coastal fog in the Bay Area and Monterey Bay overnight and mornings. Highs mainly in the 60s to 90s range with light to moderate westerly winds and variable overnight lows. Fresno and Central Valley expect fair skies with mild temperature shifts and scattered fog in valleys.
Forecasts indicate today's low and afterdays high temperatures for Southern Alameda County. Expect cooler morning lows and a warming afternoon across the region with seasonal conditions and light coastal influences.
President Johnson praised the House passage of a 3.3 billion dollar foreign aid bill as a victory for U.S. policy and citizens. The measure passed 231 to 174 after Rep. Passman’s bid to cut more was defeated, sending the bill to the Senate for authorization talks.
Deputy Cecil Price led the manhunt for three civil rights workers missing since June 21. The search spanned east central Mississippi with hundreds of volunteers as authorities pursued leads and dragged roads near Philadelphia. FBI involvement was noted and arrests in the case were tied to a speeding charge.
Oregon speech by Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton at the Oregon GOP convention warns the Republican party faces grave danger from a lifeless spirit. He argues for exuberant forward looking Republicanism and aims to attract movable delegates to block Goldwater on the first ballot at the San Francisco convention. Scranton cites Eisenhower support as a potential lever and notes Scranton is within about 80 delegates of stopping Goldwater with roughly 344 movable delegates across 23 states.
In San Leandro an Oakland man Edward Thompson 35 pleaded innocent to charges as an accomplice in a haulaway of a National Abrasives safe from 1057 W 135th Ave. He and Claude Nance 23 are accused of rolling an 800 pound safe into a truck and stealing equipment valued at 1355 dollars and a 230 dollar burglary at ABE Biscuit adjoining the plant. Thompson faces a preliminary hearing next Thursday in Municipal Court.
Four men pleaded guilty in Alpine County Superior Court to grand theft and related charges for strong-arming a Caterpillar worker and stealing his wallet. Defendants Charles Shaw 19 Charles Meredith 20 Leroy Douglas 18 and Allen W Stewart 20 admitted the crime before Judge Gerald P Connelly. They were arrested after allegedly assaulting Bruce W Lilster near Davis Street and the Southern Pacific tracks on the way to the Caterpillar parking lot after their shift.
United Auto Workers negotiators meet Chrysler officials in Detroit for the first round of 1964 contract talks. The union backs a three year pact for Chrysler and other Big Three firms, with issues including early retirement, more relief time, longer vacations, higher overtime pay, more holidays, shorter work week, higher wages, and cost-driving clause improvements.
The Almanac notes July 2 as the 134th day of OGL with 182 remaining. It lists visible morning stars Jupiter Saturn Venus and 208. On this day in history two days after, the Continental Congress debated Declaration of Independence in 1776.
California begins the 194-65 fiscal year with a General Fund balance of 269.26 million dollars and a budget of 3.65 billion. Spending runs about 10 million per day and funds carried over from 1963-64 will help cover current bills. Record profits cited by unions raise expectations for worker shares.
Alabama Governor George Wallace said he would withdraw his name as a presidential candidate and back either major party if neither writes a platform favorable to the South. He outlined a platform including local government rights, states rights, repeal of civil rights laws, school control by states, strong national defense and anti-communism. Wallace added unpledged electors could force both parties to seek Southern support.
RANDSBURG AP woman Betty McGuigin of Randsburg plummeted 70 feet into a mine shaft on Red Mountain near Keen Increased spending for education is cited by authorities. The report notes the incident followed a quarrel with a 76 year old man and mentions financial surplus concerns.
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