16 Jul 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1963
Page
1
Weather bulletin reports mostly clear conditions through tomorrow except for Alpine fog. Tonkgu’s low cloud deck and light to moderate winds. West winds 10 to 20 miles per hour.
Northwestern California remains in south and cloudy in the north through Wednesday with high fog limits. Temperatures run from mid 60s to near 80 in coastal and inland areas, easing into cooler nights and northwest winds 12 to 24 knots along the coast.
Tide and current table notes for Wednesday July 17 show high and low water marks, with durations and phases. The fragment lists morning low tides and times, alongside incoming high tides and supplementary annotations, indicating standard daily coastal readings.
John F Factor known as Jake the Barber, age 70, took the oath as a United States citizen before Judge Leon R Yankovich. Once tried for income tax evasion, Factor’s rehabilitation impressed the judge and President Kennedy later pardoned his prior case. Factor moved to California in 1919 and built a fortune in real estate and insurance, giving millions to charity.
Thompsonville, Conn. CAP) - Joseph Seminara’s market, open 35 years, endured its 13th burglary as criminals pried open a safe and stole $400 after smashing a plate glass window. In 15 years burglars averaged once every 1.5 years, but the pace has quickened over the last two months.
Sacramento reports Gov. Lown plans hearings on proposed gas tax increases to fund transit and road projects. Legislature may decide whether to sign or veto the bill as lawmakers weigh county by county revenue impacts and broader highway funding.
The Senate Finance Committee cut $40 million from a $114 million increase requested by Guy Brown for the special session. The panel approved a bill to raise the state budget from $3.14 billion to $3.23 billion, reserving funds for limited raises, prison staff, and various state programs. It rejected several Brown requests including college fund boosts and some health and urban policy initiatives.
Washington reports a widening drift in New Jersey Republicans away from Barry Goldwater and toward an anti-Goldwater posture linked to Nelson Rockefeller. The state delegation, seen as pivotal for the GOP convention, shows signs of disengagement amid Rockefeller’s caution on the party’s future and potential civil rights posture.
Almanac entry for Tuesday July 16 1903 lists the 107th day of the year with 168 remaining, celestial sights Jupiter Saturn Mars, and notable past events including Congress establishing the District of Columbia in 1790, Farragut becoming admiral in 1862, the first atomic bomb test in 1945, and Leopold III's abdication in 1951, with a Dostoyevsky thought of the day.
The report outlines allocations including 822000 for county juvenile names and camps and 2 million for county mental health clinics. Additional items cover 235000 for handicapped children focal treatment, 1 million for hospital consumption aid, 746000 for local child adoption services, 731000 for prisons and youth authority, 200000 for a pilot youth conservation camp, 348000 for culturally deprived children in school, 1.75 million for university and state libraries, 31.5 million for mental hospitals, 500000 for mental hygiene research, and 2.5 million for state park development.
Washington AP reports a Haitian terrorist chief tied to fires and voodoo preaching was killed in a gunfight. The target, linked to Clement Barbot and opponents of Francois Duvalier, faced a government crackdown as security forces pursued leaders of the extremist network amid a broader diplomatic strain.
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