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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
1
The forecast calls for fair weather today and tonight with high morning fog near the coast. Inland areas will see westerly winds of 0 to 10 miles per hour, shaping weekend conditions through Saturday.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions with morning fog in several regions. Highs range from the mid 60s to the upper 90s, with coastal and valley areas experiencing light to moderate winds. Notable temps include San Francisco 65 and Sacramento Valley highs near 88 to 98.
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures cover many cities including Albany Albany California Albany New York and others with varied conditions from cloudy to clear. The report lists locations such as Albuquerque Atlanta Chicago Cleveland Detroit Fort Worth Juneau Las Vegas Memphis Miami Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Phoenix Seattle Tampa and Winnipeg among others with weather notes.
Tide table lists July 4 on Saturday with times and heights for low and high tides. Includes sunrise at 5 53 and sunset at 8 36 with a reference to Point Fi and a garbled note about termites.
Diver Jon Lindbergh and Robert Sten vitt surfaced from 425 feet depth five miles north of Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas after 44 hours living aboard the Sea Diver支 They remain in a decompression chamber for three days to slowly release absorbed gases as the National Geographic Society reports.
Prime Minister Douglas-Home outlined a four point Conservative platform to counter Labor in the fall election. He told the Daily Telegraph the campaign centers on full employment Britain’s competitive export stance welfare reform and maintaining a nuclear deterrent. He argued Labour plans would undermine industry and welfare while promising reforms to welfare.
Sacramento AP report outlines reforms in California's mental health system under Dr James V Lowry. Key changes include bringing in outside consultants led by US Bureau of Reclamation veteran James K Cummings to review programs, establishing a Program Review office, and creating a crisis response unit. The move follows political shifts and a leadership change after Daniel Lieberman's resignation.
The Senate approved a sweeping federal pay raise, boosting Supreme Court justices to 45,500 a year and giving Cabinet officers up to 35,000, with 367 federal executives eligible for larger increases. Senators debated the scope while House and Senate lines clashed on final figures and timing. The vote cleared the House earlier and awaits reconciliation after a July recess.
Almanac entry notes the date July 3 as the 185th day with 181 to follow. It lists historical events including 1363 Civil War turn at Gettysburg, 1898 U S Navy victory at Santiago, and 1950 battles in Korea, along with a Plato quote and planetary details Jupiter Saturn Venus Mars.
In Loose Kent the Women's Institute met with Mary Wolding presiding to discuss a possible name change. Members voted 157 to 3 to retain the village name Loose amid talk it might be changed to a less peculiar title reflecting its streams that disappear underground.
PRESNO AP Lady fliers 108 polished planes at Fresno Thursday as 58 aircraft depart Fresno Air Terminal for the Powder Puff Derby, the transcontinental air race for women. Planes are categorized by speed with handicaps and computer figures. the winner improves average speed. Last year’s champion was Mrs Virginia Britt of Ft Lauderdale Florida, who finished with a plus 18.
New York City sizzled during a week of extreme heat with temperatures near 90s and 99, sparking citywide issues. Teamsters in Bermuda shorts walked out at a Brooklyn Railway Express Agency terminal over work attire disputes while tens of thousands sought relief. At the World’s Fair gondolas trapped in the air for hours due to hot weather brakes. Empire State Building tenants held rent strikes pending business-loss calculations and parts delays.
AP report details a St Louis narcotics investigation ending in a gunfight. Glynn, believed to have abducted a white woman, was killed after exchanging shots with officers. Patrolman Ronald Pott and canine officer McCulloch were wounded. McCulloch was killed. Glynn reportedly admitted abducting the woman and stealing $4 before the raid.
Sacramento AP report says Governor Brown asks Californians to ring any bell at 11 am on July Fourth to join nationwide observance. The call aims to unite the public in a simple patriotic act.
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