07 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1964
Page
1
Cooler conditions expected today and tomorrow with night and morning overcast and local drizzle. Pleasant afternoons with fair weather, while evening to night winds shift west winds 12 to 25 miles per hour. Highs in the low to mid range and current stars indicate clear skies later.
The statewide forecast shows overcast conditions with morning drizzle in the Bay Area through Wednesday. Highs range from the upper fifties in San Francisco to mid sixties in San Mateo and Oakland, with cooler coastal nights. Northern California mostly fair with coastal overcast and a chance of rain in extreme north tonight and Wednesday, cooler near the coast. Central Valley and Monterey Bay stay mostly fair with scattered drizzle and highs around the 90s to mid 60s coastally. Sierra Nevada fair but cooler northward, Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley mostly fair with highs near 90s and lows around mid 60s, winds generally light to moderate from the west.
Yesterday reached a high of unspecified degrees with today's low forecasted as unspecified. The brief note provides only a fragment of temperature data for Southern Alameda County without precise values or dates.
Washington AP Sen Cilliard P Case urged the attorney general to sue to force Bobby Baker to return every penny earned through influence while on the Senate payroll The effort targets civil action for restitution and questions the Senate Rules Committee probe as inadequate Williams also criticized the investigation saying it resembles a whitewash Baker allegedly charged about 3000 in personal phone calls to the government before resigning as secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority The rules committee planned a report detailing how Baker built a fortune exceeding 2 million dollars while earning 19600 annually
Tide table lists high tides at 2:36 and 4.7 feet with low tides around 0.0, sunrise at 5:55 and sunset at 8:36. Includes times and heights for tide heights and nautical references, reflecting a historical newspaper format.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy, widow of the assassinated president, will relocate from Washington to New York with her children Caroline and John Jr. She plans to sell the Georgetown home at 2017 NJ Street and the Virginia hunt country estate Wexford, buying an apartment after residing at the Carlyle Hotel until settled.
Merced AP report states Thelms Frestas of Los Banos drowned Monday in the Merced River here while boating with a youth group. Officials investigate cause and identity of the deceased.
The almanac marks Tuesday July 7 as the 189th day of 1904 with 177 remaining. It lists dawn planetary alignments Jupiter Saturn Venus and Mars and notes historical events from 1846 Monterrey surrender to the U S Navy to 1898 McKinley authorizing Hawaii annexation. A thought by Washington Irving reflects on women's lives in history.
In a late bid for the Republican nomination Scranton embarks on a plane and rail tour of Illinois to woo delegates away from Barry Goldwater. Nixon to appear near convention end to urge unity as critics question timing and Eisenhower endorsement possibilities loom.
In Burlingame AP reports three year old Paul Mendez was listed in fair condition after seven bullets struck him in the abdomen chest and thigh. His father William Mendes 43 of San Francisco was jailed on an attempted murder charge after the shooting near his sister's South San Francisco home as the mother prepared to pick up the boy following a week with his father.
San Francisco AP report notes Gov. Nelson Rockefeller aims to shape a Republican platform with planks appealing to Goldwater supporters. Scranton backers press for reform on civil rights, poverty, Birchers, and constitutional issues while Scranton camps seek influence through platform hearings led by Rep. Melvin Laird. The process may reach the convention floor as the platform committee begins hearings.
Missouri story reports Henry Cabot Lodge pressing to sway the Missouri delegation away from Goldwater toward Scranton for the Republican nomination. Lodge and aides met with delegation members as Miram Shaw, St. Louis GOP chair, indicated a plan to vote Goldwater. Several delegates already pledged to Goldwater with others showing pro-Goldwater leanings.
Denison Ritchel, general director of the Goldwater campaign, said Scranton has not shown evidence of subtracting delegates from Goldwater, whose total stood at 710 in an AP survey. Ritchel cited 118 pledged by state primaries, 257 by bus instructions, 62 by personal pledges, and 273 by personal preferences without pledge. He expressed optimism about a cushion near 95 delegates and noted the San Francisco convention meets next week to cast the first ballot.
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