10 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1964
Page
1
Weather Corner shows patchy fog possible early Saturday morning across the area with continued cool, unsettled conditions through the day. Drivers are advised to use caution as visibility may vary and temperatures remain mild.
California daytime highs range from the 70s to 100s with fair conditions across regions. Northern areas stay warm with possible thunderstorms in Sierra Nevada. Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley reach mid 90s to 100s, Salinas Valley near 75 to 104, and Monterey Bay 70s to 80s. Coastal fog returns Saturday in some parts, winds mainly northwest 5 to 20 mph.
A United Air Lines Viscount turboprop crashed in the Smoky Mountains near Newport Tennessee killing 39 aboard. The Philadelphia to Huntsville flight had stopped in Washington and Knoxville before the crash at 6 15 p m. Witnesses heard a screeching noise saw smoke and a fiery explosion as the craft went down in a wooded hollow. The National Transportation Safety Board or FBI were notified as investigators begin inquiry into the nation s worst airline disaster since 1960.
About 6000 university professors urged President Johnson and both major parties to pursue a neutralized North and South Vietnam as a federated state with international guarantees. The call, circulated by the National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, argued it would end terror and suffering and avoid deeper U.S. involvement. Meanwhile the State Department rebuffed U Thant and McNamara warned US goals may require actions beyond South Vietnam’s borders to maintain its independence.
California officials argued water from the north coast rivers should be allocated to meet regional needs first before any export south. They cited 10 million acre feet potential from unused flows, stressing development costs but asserting regional demand will drive timing for statewide projects and future growth.
Tide table notes the sequence of times and heights for low and high tides with sunrise and sunset. It references yesterday's high and today’s low temperatures and includes a garbled remark at the end.
A crowd estimated 600 to 1,000 gathered at a Tuscaloosa theater where Jack Palance and family had entered amid the first integrated showing. Tear gas and a fire hose were used after bricks and missiles were thrown, causing heavy damage to the marquee and cashier area. One man was arrested as police pursued unrest tied to Civil Rights Act events.
Public records fragment from May 1900s California lists various offices in Alameda County including Livermore and San Leandro with phone strings and addresses. The OCR text shows department names and contact numbers amid scattered punctuation and place names.
The Almanac Today for Friday July 10 1964 notes the 192nd day of the year with 174 remaining, a first quarter moon, and visible planets Jupiter Saturn Venus and Mars. Notable anniversaries include Wyoming’s 1800 statehood as 44th, Bryan’s 1908 Democratic nomination, 1960 a U S Soviet Arctic incident, and 1962 Telstar bidirectional TV relay. Lincoln quote offers thoughts for the day.
Five young women from the United States New Zealand and Australia agreed to sail with Lee Quinn the American yachtsman as he prepares the 45 foot ketch Neophyte at Whangarei Slip near Auckland Quinn says girls are more driven and the crew will pay 2.50 a day for food plus their fares as they join the bid to sail around the world with Quinn wife Beatrice serving as first mate Barbara Scott a Chicago veteran crew member describes a previous 1000 mile voyage from the Tongariro Islands to New Zealand
SAIGON AP U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor announced he plans to bring his wife to his new post in South Viet Nam later this summer to dispel speculation he would be there only briefly and turn the post over to deputy A Alexis Johnson after the November election.
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