Weather Update for Fairaday Weekend
Weather Corner reports tonight and Sunday with fog near the coast that extends inland in the early morning. Westerly winds will range from 12 to 22 miles per hour.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1964
Page
1
Statewide Weather Across California and Bay Area Forecast
Central San Joaquin Valley shows variable high cloudiness with highs 102 to 108 and lows near 75. Santa Clara Valley mostly fair with some morning fog, highs around 78 to 87 and lows near 50 to 56. San Francisco Bay Area fair with coastal fog, highs 70 to 85, lows 56. Northern Sierra and Mt Shasta area mostly fair with scattered afternoon storms in southern Sierra. Sacramento Valley warm with highs 97 to 105 and lows 66 to 68. Winds light to variable, NW winds increasing Sunday afternoon.
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UP International
San Joaquin
Santa Clara Valley
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
San Francisco
San Mateo
San Rafael
Aft
California
Sierra
Mt. Shasta
Siskiyou
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
Tide Tables for Sunday July 26
Tide tables show times and heights for low and high tides with sunrise at 6 08 and sunset at 6 ab. The text lists Ht values and indicates light Jigires and dark flaures, but details are incomplete and partially garbled.
Hoffa Trial Jury Deliberations Enter Second Day
CHICAGO (UPI) A jury of eight women and four men began its second day of deliberations in the 25 million pension fraud trial of Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and six co defendants. The panel, eight union members, was to resume at 9:30 a.m. CDT. A Sunday session was planned if no verdict was reached. Judge Richard B. Austin instructed a maximum of 447 guilty verdicts and six innocent verdict options, with signed verdicts required. The government accuses Hoffa and co defendants of defrauding to obtain loans totaling 24 million from Teamster pension funds, with about 1.7 million allegedly for personal use, including funds claimed to have saved Sun Valley Teamster retirement. Defendants include Benjamin Dranow, Abe Weiblatt, George Burris, Samuel Hyman, Calvin Kovens, and Zachary A. Strata Jr.
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Chicago
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Richard B. Austin
Justice Department
Horta
Teamster
Miami Beach
Calvin Kovens
Zachary A. Strata Jr
New Orleans
Fire Strikes During Absence at Porcupine Mountains
A bolt of lightning struck the Porcupine Mountains State Park fire station while the forest fire crew was away in Marquette for classes. Upon return, they must rebuild most of the station, with four bulldozers and a stake truck destroyed.
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Ontonagon
Mich
Porcupine Mountains State Park
Marquette
Massive brush fire prompts air and land attack near Cajon Pass
A San Bernardino wildfire has scorched more than 17 000 acres of watershed. Eight converted World War II bombers carrying fire retardants, five contract helicopters and 13 Marine Corps helicopters prepare to attack at dawn. Some 1100 firefighters move to two new fronts as gusty winds push the blaze east toward the Santa Ana mountains, closing rail lines and severing utilities. The fire has damaged tens of thousands of acres and destroyed timber valued at 800 000 board feet while threatening communities north of Annale.
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San Bernardino
U.S. Forest Service
Marine Corps
Cajon Pass
Santal Mountains
San Bernardinos
California
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
San Bernardino Mountains
Rig Bear - Lake
Arrowhead
San Gabriels
Annalae
LA Priest Transferred To Anaheim
The Rev. William H. DuBay, who urged Pope Paul VI to remove Cardinal McIntyre, has been transferred to St. Boniface in Anaheim. He was reassigned after returning from vacation, while his criticism of Cardinal McIntyre’s civil rights stance sparked debate within the Los Angeles Archdiocese.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William H. DuBay
Pope Paull VI
James Francis Cardinal
Melistyre
Cathire
Y Jin
Orange County
Jetta Uigeren
Dave Waite
Forest Service
Benjamin J. Hawkes
Los Angeles Ys
Father DuBay
St. Boniface
Anaheim
Calif
St. Albert's
Cardinal McIntyre
Man Seeks Police Aid For Campbell’s House
Clyde Campbell, 32, a real estate salesman serving a 15 day sentence on a malicious mischief charge, asked a friend to alert police to watch his home while he would be away. The friend called police and said Campbell could be contacted at Los Angeles County Jail if needed.
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Clyde C. Campbell
Hs House
Itrom
Campbell
Almanac Today July 25 1964 Historical Highlights
Almanac notes for Saturday July 25 1964 include a look at past events such as Ulysses S. Grant receiving General of the Army rank in 1866, Louis Bleriot's Dover crossing in 1909, Mussolini’s dismissal in 1943, and the Andrea Doria Bhockhole collision near Nantucket in 1956. The entry also mentions Jupiter Saturn Mars and Venus in the morning sky and a thought for the day by Ivan Turgenicy.
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Venus
Ulysses Grant
United States Army
Louis Bleriot
Catala
Dover
England
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Benito Mussolini
Nantucket
Bomb Explodes at Johannesburg Central Rail Station
A time bomb exploded in the main passenger concourse of Johannesburg's central railway station injuring twenty two people, all whites. Police labeled the attack sabotage and linked it to Algerian-type terrorism in a whites-only area, suspecting a white individual hid the device under benches as crowds gathered.
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Johannesburg
South AL
Rica
Jeak
Obituary notices from Union City Newark and Fremont
Requiem Mass for Vicenta Berganciano in Union City. Burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Survivors include son Peter Berganciano and five daughters, many grandchildren. Also services for Michael Garcia of Newark, Alice C. Leask of Fremont, Vinton P. Heaton of San Leandro, Leo B. Price of San Leandro, with details on survivors and burial plans.
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Vicenta E. Berganciano
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
11Th St. Union City
Berganciana
Spain
Berganciano
Peter Berganciano
Hayward
Pen
Newark
Michael Garcia
Fate Ave
St. Edwards Church
Antonio Orté
Eleanor
Socori Virginia
Rachel
Eloisa Oriz
Raul
Henry
Fremont
Alice C. Leask
Chapel of the Palms Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
A. Bain Leask
Canada
Miss Leask
Oakland
Rebekah Lodge
San Leandro
Helen Heaton
Leo B. Price
Vinton P. Heston
Iowa
Bin
Santos-Robinson Mortal
Bob Heaton
Estudillo Ave
San
Heaton
Leandra
American Legion Washington
Kelley Ave
Manor Post
Amer
Soakland and Aerie
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Brino
Beatrice Goffest Maal Court death notice
Beatrice Goffest Maal Court Harvard July 730 124. Beloved wife of Richard H Felany mother of Richard Fates Jr Mary Loulie Walley Eva Marie Rove Marie and Beatrice Merle Plan all of Haymards Gear niece of Dan Lopez of San Antonio Texas. A native of San Antonio Texas age 22. Friends invited to services from Sorensen Bros Chapel MD Bly Sweet Hayward Turstay. Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery Sea Bruns Why 2 Vea
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Beatrice Goffest
Harvard
Baloved
Richard H. Felany
Mather
Richard Fates Jr
Mary Loulie
Walley
Eva Marie
Rove Marie
Beatrice Merle
Golden Gate
Rolling Stones flee stage as youths riot in Blackpool
In Blackpool England 7000 dancers watched as the Rolling Stones fled the dance hall stage Friday night amid rioting youths. Police arrived to quell the disturbance after youths wrecked instruments and clashed with officers. An onstage kick attempt by a band member sparked the collapse of the free theater event.
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Blackpool
England
Rolling Stones
Supreme Court Ruling Shifts State Legislatures Rethink
A Supreme Court ruling on population based apportionment prompts states to overhaul their legislatures, with Colorado and Michigan poised to elect under revised plans. Oregon and New York face ongoing court reviews, while Massachusetts and Kentucky have partial implementations. The nationwide shift targets 1965 elections, with varied timelines and court actions shaping the pace.
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New York
Supreme Court
Ithie
Associated Press
Colorado
Michigan
Massachusetts
Oregon
Kentucky
Supreme
General Court
Teeter Totter Record in Ventura Collapse
Ventura residents report a teeter totter record attempt turning chaotic as two students at a college site endured a long, arduous session. David Williams and Pat McCook described the event with anxious voices while observers watched the see saw climb and fall, signaling a potential record.
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Ventura
Calif
David Williams
David
Pat McCook
Teeterdotter
College of the Pacific
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