20 Jul 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1963
Page
1
Patchy fog to start the day along the coast with high fog inland. Tonight rain is unlikely as winds shift from west to north indicating cooler conditions. Highs near 22 miles per hour likely, with temperatures around the upper teens.
Weather across the San Francisco Bay area and central coast shows tonight through Sunday with high fog, warm Sun and patchy storms. Temperatures range from mid 60s to low 90s across cities including San Francisco San Maley San Nate Salinas Paso Robles and Bakersfield. Northwest to southwest winds lighter inland with hot patches and cooler evenings across valleys and coastal regions.
Tide tables show low and high water readings with figures for a coastal area. The irregular OCR text references times and measurements but lacks clear details. The item appears as a brief navigation or almanac entry noting notable tide events and their approximate values.
Two rulings question unemployment insurance for a worker who quit their job to save a partner and raise children. The Supreme Court recently held that all claimants must pay the same emergency fee to receive benefits, even if they are not currently employed.
A 25 pound naval bomb dropped on Market Street near the Phoenix Building during a noon period caused a crater, minor injuries, and frantic evacuations. Police and workers described the scare as the bomb failed to explode and narrowly missed pedestrians and storefronts near the Seventh Street block, with debris and a frightened crowd lingering after the incident.
Washington AP reports Congress fast approaching action on President Kennedy's rail plan to avert a nationwide railroad strike. Labor leaders and lawmakers anticipate decisive moves in both houses within a day. The White House aims to curb disruption while preserving jobs and industry stability.
The clumsy OCR shows a 1922 Daily Review masthead with editors and multiple California office locations. It lists subscription rates and locations in Hayward Leandro Fremont Livermore and other towns, plus circulation bureau details.
Vorlay marks July 20 as the 201st day of 1048 with noon and morning stars Jupiter and Saturn noted. Historical items include the 1894 Pullman strike ending in Chicago, Secretary Newton Baker drawing WWI draft numbers, 1940 Congress approving a Navy expansion, U.S. flag raised over Berlin, and troops joining the occupation. Mark Van Doren quotes wit as a boundary to darts.
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