15 Jul 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner notes fog in early morning with a chilly night ahead. Winds rise to around 01 23 miles per hour, bringing unsettled conditions and a drift of cloud cover across the region.
The bulletin shows mixed conditions across California and nearby areas with variable temperatures and coastal winds. Highs range from the mid 60s to the low 100s, with cool nights and strong inland gusts. inland valleys including Napa and Sacramento show warm days while coastal cities stay milder.
A garbled OCR style listing refers to multiple cities and regions including Wailea Huston and Seattle. It hints at temperature readings, transit schedules, and tide tables with scattered numbers and times, suggesting a regional forecast and nautical data layout rather than a coherent single report.
Washington says no progress in the coal and railroad wage dispute with an impending strike. President Kennedy orders a special mediation committee led by Judge Goldsmith to craft settlement proposals for Congress next week. Both sides have signaled willingness to avoid a strike until July 2 while arbitration options are debated and mediation continues as a last resort.
AP report surveys a heated dispute between the Soviet Union and China as they publish dueling statements on how to reach world communism. The Soviet 35000 word open letter criticizes China while Maoist factions urge revolutions, warning Western powers and urging internal coups and elections as peaceful paths.
AP report from Santa Rose describes Arth hurt Alford admitting he killed three children for 150. Investigators say Alford claimed he reached for two plates he had set on the seat and opened fire in a van. The victims include Card Aon McCi, Peedy, and Jac queline Walker along with others.
Sacramento and Yolo County plan a three day port ceremony starting Tuesday to mark the new Sacramento Yolo Port in Yolo County. Officials say the deepwater port will boost regional trade and compete with San Francisco and Stockton while funding comes from federal and state sources. The event will feature remarks by Secretary of the Interior and a distant address from President Kennedy via telephone.
A science driven cure claims to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery, stopping itching and reducing pain. Case reports note actual shrinkage. patients report relief and doctors cite a new healing substance named Nin-Dyred available in capsules or ointment as Preparation 17.
Almanac entry for the 1863 day noting the year’s 186th day with 169 remaining, astrological mentions, and historical points: Bradley pitched the first no hitter in major league history in 1876 for St Louis. US won Olympic gold in 1932. Italy declared war on Japan in 1945. the 1948 Democratic National Convention nominated Marty Frumian. A thought from Adlai Stevenson about stopping revolutions early.
Washington papers report House Ways and Means Committee members resumed drafting a broad tax cut and reform measure. The panel will decide on structural changes in the tax code, whether to keep favorable rates on stock dividends, and how much to cut individual and corporate income taxes, with a projected 9 to 10 billion dollar reduction. Despite civil rights legislation fights, the plan is seen as a better than even chance of passage.
In Pittsburgh USA three boys aged 10 to 13, Danny O’Kain 13, Billy Burke 13, and Bobby Abbott 13, were recovered from an abandoned Castle Shannon coal mine after two days underground. They shared a room at St Clair Memorial Hospital while rescuers, led by mine officials and Indiana mine rescue teams, prepared to seal the mine. The boys had used bicycle lights and a map found at home to navigate underground, with one boy suffering rib injuries.
AP reports thousands flocked to beaches as heat peaked on a day with inland temps reaching 116 in Blythe and 113 in Needles. Coastal air failed to cool inland areas while Los Angeles saw a high of 87. Lifeguards logged 115 rescues at Venice Beach amid heavy surf.
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