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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
1
Weather Corner San Francisco Bay Area through Sunday shows high fog near the coast with extending inland mornings and variable winds. Highs 62 to 76, lows 50 to 55, with westerly breezes 12 to 25 mph afternoons.
The page shows tide tables and weather notes for Sunday and the upcoming days with high and low tides, sunrise and sunset, and temperature ranges. It notes fog near the ocean extending inland in the morning, with tonight’s low forecast from 40 to 56 degrees and westerly winds 12 to 25 mph in the afternoons.
A Friday night hailstorm lashed Nebraska and Iowa, smashing windows and damaging crops. Hailstones up to walnut size struck Lincoln and Lyons, with towns like Norwalk and surrounding areas reporting eggsized hail. storms also toppled trees and disrupted power in several cities while a separate tornado touched down near Collins, Indiana.
The Daily Review publication entry lists Floyd Sparks Praildead and publisher William Chilcole with advertising director. notes second class mailing at Hayward California under federal act. directs all communications to 116 West Minton Hayward P O Box 3027 California.
A three week remodeling job at a Hayward shopping center ended in a $1 million blaze that destroyed the roof and damaged stores across the east wing. Firefighters faced high winds and delayed alarms as flames swept from the rear of the market and extended to a nearby drug store and several shops, including Rogers Variety, Kirby Shoes, and The Toy Box. The incident prompted mutual aid from San Leandro and Castro Valley stations, with authorities cordoning off Tania Avenue while crews battled smoke and heat. The loss remains tied to Hayward’s historic fires, following Penny’s Department Store in 1949 and the River Chip Stamp Redemption Store blaze in 1983.
San Leandro police seized a cache of apparently legal guns and charged Tony Cneharia, 30, owner of The Traders ta5, with possession of illegal weapons. William Allen Herzog, 28, of Lafayette, an employee, was arrested. Both were released on 220 bail and to be arraigned Monday in San Leandro Municipal Court. The arrests followed complaints that the store advertised selling submachine guns in a Bay Area newspaper.
London reports British officials may visit Russia before year’s end. Several guns were seized during an incident linked to illicit activity. Authorities did not specify names or exact locations.
Berkeley AP Kerr, president of the University of California, will seek an open hearing before the California Senate Committee on Un-American Activities to rebut a report alleging Communist influence on campus. He told the Board of Regents he would file his reply by August or September and hopes for a permanent Berkeley chancellor at the August meeting. The regents discussed power contracts and the search for a new arts center, while considering delegating more campus authority over orders, gifts, and budgets.
White House envoy John Dear sought to ease a racial impasse in Bogalusa Louisiana where Negro leader A Y Young warned of potential bloodshed if violence erupts He urged picketing and a march on City Hall as leaders urged restraint Gov McKeithen pressed for broad state support to avert outsiders Brevard and officials urged calm while civil rights talks continued
Fremont veterans group announces installation of officers for the Reserve Unit 266 of the Micet Reserve Association. New officers include Orlando Roney as president James Hampton Sr. as vice president Thomas Dean Jr. as vice president Wheelock Will as secretary Joseph Kristy as teacher and Charis Harvey among board members. Installing officers listed for the branch and unit.
A violent eruption of Mount Langla on the island of New Guinea sent a lava stream and ash toward Sag and Aguhapetta villages. An airline pilot reported a 12,000 foot plume, with massing ash and smoke but officials said the communities appeared safe for the time being.
Athens Greece AP Premier George Athanasiadis Novas charged today that leftists sparked Friday nights anti government rioting and warned his new regime will not tolerate violence. Demonstrations spread from Athens to Salonika as police remove more than twenty arrested and eleven injured. Extra patrols guard the capital while Novas investigates reports deputies from the Center Union party were involved. The rioting followed King Constantine swearing in Novas government and his departure for Corfu. The monarch had just dismissed Papandreou after a dispute over military officer purges.
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