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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1965

Page

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Weather Corner San Francisco Bay Area and Central California Summary

Weather segment covers San Francisco Bay Area to Central California through Saturday. Forecasts include mostly fair to cool conditions, morning fog inland, and west to northwest winds 5 to 25 mph. Regional highs range from 64 in San Francisco to 108 in Sacramento Valley, with lows 50s to 60s and notable fog near Salinas and Monterey.

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Tide Tables Show Fog Across Coast and Inland Areas

Clear today and tonight with fog lingering along the coast and morning high fog inland. Low temperatures around 40 to 35 degrees noted, with westerly winds from 12 to 25 mph in the afternoon.

Temperatures Yesterday and Today in Southern Alameda County

Readout shows yesterday’s high temperatures alongside today’s low readings for the Southern Alameda County region. Data reflects typical daily temperature shifts and local variance across monitored stations.

Alameda County

Daughter of City Councilman Held in Theft Case

Phyllis J. Bradley, 20, daughter of Councilman Thomas Bradley, and companion Billy Starling were arrested at Ralphs Market on South Western Avenue. Items valued at 11.62 were found between Bradley's purse and Starling's pocket, including a razor in Starling's pocket. Bradley, a first term councilman, is a farmer police lieutenant.

Angeles Thomas Bradley Phyllis J. Bradley Billy Starling South Western Avenue Polite Miss Bradley Starling John A. Ward Bradley

Doar Opens Private Talks in Bogalusa Civil Rights Talks

Doar, 43, assistant U.S. attorney general heading the Civil Rights Division, arrives for private discussions with Gov. McKeithen and other officials in Bogalusa to ease civil tensions amid ongoing state and federal conversations.

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Shriners End Annual Confab

Washington AP reports the Shriners and the Bopalusa Civic and Voters League pushed desegregation and equal job opportunities amid demonstrations and picketing. The campaign has seen sporadic violence including the murder of deputy sheriff O Nea l Moore and a wounding of a protest heckler as tensions rose with city officials and the president.

Bopalusa Civic and Voters League O'Neal Moore

State College Post Filled by Fresno Leader

Dr. Melvin A. Angell aged 45 of Fresno has been named associate dean of student affairs for the 18 California State Colleges by Chancellor Glenn Dumke effective Aug. Life membership since 1956 in Fresno State College and prior roles include director of admissions and research specialist. He previously served at Auburn Washington and the University of Washington. The story notes a parade and labor unrest at a local paper mill with no evidence of discrimination, as mill officials deny claims and uphold civil rights law.

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Brown Signs Broad Bill Package For California

Gov Brown signs a flood of bills including a state wide alcoholism program deployed through counties with treatment and rehab aims. He notes one billion dollars annual loss from alcoholism and urges expanded services despite a 19 million dollar funding level. The day also approves education and mental health measures affecting preschool and disabled students, probation funding, and statewide diagnostic centers.

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Changes In London Since World War II Observed

AP notes postwar London shows rapid rebuilding from bombed districts to tall office and apartment blocks. Old landmarks remain, but many areas are unrecognizable to visitors. traffic is heavy with many motor scooters and a vast road population.

London University of London British General Post Office New York United Kingdom

First Mars Photos Are Poor Quality

Pasadena AP reports scientists and technicians studying digits from Mariner 4’s first Mars image. Dr. Robert B. Leighton notes novelty in data, with initial prints lacking identifiable landscapes but showing Mars markings unseen before. He compares Mariner’s resolving power to Galileo, acknowledging progress while fame awaits clearer pictures.

Mariner Mars Marinee 4 Earth Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena Leighton California Institute of Technology Galileo

Bombed Saigon Cafe To Reopen Within Two Weeks

The My Canh floating restaurant, bombed by Viet Cong terrorists on June 23, has been towed for repairs and will reopen within two weeks. The blast, Saigon's worst, killed 43 people including 12 Americans and wounded 4 others.

Saigon South Viet Nam My Canh

Almanac highlights for July 16 historical notes

Almanac roundup notes July 16 as a date with events including Congress establishing Washington DC as the capital in 1790, Farragut becoming rear admiral in 1862, the first atomic test in 1945, Goldwater’s 1964 presidential nomination, and quotes from Dostoyevsky and a 1903 ATU day remark. It also lists birthday of Mary Baker Eddy and evening and morning star positions.

Saturn Jupiter Venus Mars Mary Baker Eddy Christian Referee Church Congress District of Columbia U.S David Farragut

Teenager Held On Kidnap Charge

Oceanside police say a 14-year-old boy abducted a 24-year-old secretary from an Inglewood store parking lot. He restrained her in the car trunk with a knife, drove to Oceanside, and planned to release her in San Diego. Trobert Frank Shamburg of Redondo Beach was arrested on kidnapping, auto theft, and assault charges.

Oceanside Inglewood Trobert Frank Shamburg Hedondo Beach Hone Jim Scolman San Diego

New York Democrat MeKeon resigns post for personal reasons

New York Democrat William H. MeKeon announced on Thursday he is stepping down as New York state's Democratic state chairman for personal reasons. MeKeon, 43, has faced opposition from Mayor Robert F. Wagner at New York City politics and party affairs.

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