27 Jul 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1963
Page
1
Weather report notes coastal fog waning, inland conditions improving. Cooler today with tonight’s low around 32 to 87 percent humidity and westerly winds near 10 to 12 miles per hour in the afternoon.
Statewide forecast covers San Francisco and Hay Area with cooler conditions and fog. Northern California clears today with rising temperatures and fire danger in inland valleys. Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys stay hot and dry with highs near 95 to 105. Salinas, Santa Clara Valley, and Salinas Valley show fair weather with variable winds and highs mostly in the 80s and 90s, cooler inland Sunday.
A fragmented weather page lists yesterday’s high near 64 and today’s forecast around 35 for Hayward and nearby points. It notes sunrise at 6 00 and sunset at 8 27 with partial times and local tide table references.
The armed suspect Paul M. Meredith was captured after a 100 mph chase north of the Golden Gate Bridge. He had abducted 13 year old Aleta Tufts from Cotati, robbed Household Finance in San Rafael, and fled with $775 and three $1,000 checks. Aleta, wearing baby pajamas, was released after about an hour. Meredith faces charges in Marin and Sonoma counties.
Fragmentary masthead and business details from a newspaper page listing staff roles, offices in Hayward Leandro Fremont and Livermore, subscription rates, and circulation notes. No readable event or main news item detected. contains misread names and garbled text.
Reports say Averell Harriman and Lord Home led US UK Soviet negotiators in Moscow as Kennedy aimed to press Khrushchev for a peaceful thaw. Western diplomats noted warmer tone and Soviet invitations to officials, while discussions on a nonaggression pact and Berlin issues continued amid cautious optimism.
A spectacular blaze at Neville Island chemical plant tied to resin derivative and paint components was controlled after six hours. No serious injuries reported. a worker suffered facial flash burns and about half a million dollars estimated in damages. Fire marshal cited overheated resin tank and kettle agitation as ignition factors.
Oaklands KTVU Channel 2 television station has been sold for about 12 million dollars to Miami Valley Broadcasting Company allied with Cox interests. The sale requires FCC approval and was announced by major stockholders William B. Pabst and Ward D. Ingrim. Current management and staff will continue under new ownership. Cox controls outlets in Atlanta Miami Charlotte Dayton and publishes newspapers in those cities.
The item notes July 27 as the 208th day with moon in first quarter and Mars and Saturn visible. It cites 1777 Continental Congress service offers by Marquis de Lafayette and others, 1910 Chicago beach race riot deaths, 1950 Continental League plans, and 1960 Nixon nomination with Lodge as running mate. A Winston Churchill era quote pivots to a thought for the day.
Berkeley attorney Phillipe Cash says he will sue a landlord for refusal to rent to a Black tenant, claiming racial bias by a rooming house head. Cash notes state laws bar discrimination by businesses. Berkeley voters last November repealed a fair housing ordinance.
A disrupted Canadian air push south heats Canadian skies across the plains. Thunderstorms drop up to an inch of rain from the Rockies to Minnesota as readings show sharp temperature swings and cooling contrasts across Nebraska and nearby areas.
Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke urged lawmakers to fund faculty raises, calling moves to salvage morale a sprint against a brain drain. He cited California salaries 12.4 percent below comparable state colleges and said the current budget would only grant a 5 percent increase.
NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks fought a losing battle this week to overcome a market tide that had handed the market ten consecutive daily selloffs. The Dow industrial average slid to 669.54 and rails rose to 165.78 as trading slowed to the year’s slowest pace. Trading totaled 16,234,722 shares with 700 down, 110 at new 1963 lows, and 574 advances with 45 at new highs.
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