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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
1
Mostly fall through tomorrow with occasional high cloudiness and little temperature change. Tonight's low ranges from 40 to 52 degrees as westerly winds shift at 12 to 22 miles per hour.
The report covers San Francisco Bay Area, Mt Shasta, Sierra Nevada, Sacramento Valley, San Joaquin Valley, Salinas Valley, Paso Robles, Monterey Bay Area, Santa Clara Valley, Hollister, Fort Bragg, Northwestern California, and Southern Alameda County. It lists fair to cloudy skies, highs mostly in the 60s to 100s, lows in the 50s to 70s, and variable winds with afternoon thundershowers in the Sierra Nevada and sprinkles possible in the north.
Tide tables show high tides at 4 28 and 9 27 with sunrise at 6 10 and sunset at 8 23. Notes mention Bark Fayre and possible errors in the printed times and dates.
In Champagne, France, 14 miners entombed for about 24 hours amid a Jura Mountain limestone mine faced fading rescue hopes. A drill pipe reached 128 feet of mud and rock with no human sounds from below, while rescuers pressed to sink a ventilation shaft and deliver air, food, and messages. Relatives waited under floodlights as teams retried breakthroughs after shifting the drilling site.
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Burnett Wolfson ruled that a mono logue record by comedian Lenny Truce is not obscene though he disapproves of it. The suit, brought by Bruce against City Attorney Roger Arnebergh and police and court officials, contends fear of arrest kept record companies from distributing the disc.
Houston AP announces James McDivitt and Edward White Jr named as the Gemini two man crew with McDivitt as commander and White as pilot. The backup includes Frank Borman and Jim Lovell with Borman designated spacecraft commander. First orbital flight planned for December, second mission aimed for March 1965 with four day duration.
Joseph Appleby, 40, pleaded guilty to a grand jury indictment for collecting about $10,000 on false injury claims after deliberately causing auto accidents over four years. Assistant prosecutor Donald Mason said 42 witnesses were ready to testify Appleby staged crashes in an old car to collect settlements from insurers.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr met Mayor Robert Wagner in New York after a 33 hour session to discuss Harlem racial tensions. Harlem leaders protested King did not consult them first and urged unity while promising more meetings with community readers in lower Manhattan. Secret Harlem meetings and calls for civilian review of police were also discussed as rioting in nearby Rochester eased after a state of emergency and curfew remained.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller toured Rochester amid bloodshed and unrest sparked by racial violence. He found no outside agitators, urged calm, and promised state support while National Guardsmen stood ready. Authorities imposed a curfew as about 250 prisoners faced grand jury action on rioting, burglary, and larceny charges.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Publ ic Utilities Commissioner William M Bennett studies a motion to dismiss Woodside efforts to underground a 4 power line to the Stanford linear accelerator. McCloskey argues state orders could force underground construction though not over AEC money. PG&E seeks dismissal arguing lack of jurisdiction while Bennett weighs evidence for a Wednesday hearing. Arkansas primary voters cast ballots today as Governor Faubus campaigns for a sixth term facing three opponents. Polls opened 8 am and closed 6 pm with Faubus leading in pace and fundraising efforts.
Arkansas Democrats vote today in the first statewide campaigns with only Dorsey showing a semblance of a traditional race. He closes his campaign with a statewide telecast, the first. The governor’s race dominates the primary with historically low interest in a state that normally elects its chief executive in the Democratic primary. Republicans have rarely threatened.
Fresno AP The newly formed Negro Political Action Association of California will meet August 30 to plan operations. Co chairs Rep Augustus Hawkins and Assemblyman W Byron Stanford urge delegates and private citizens to submit written statements for a public hearing. The group aims to counter Proposition UW the anti Rumford Housing Act on the November ballot.
California will offer foreign language exams in French, German, or Spanish to recruit potential language teachers. Exams will be held Aug 14 at Fresno State College and Aug 21 at San Diego, San Fernando Valley, and San Francisco state colleges. Superintendent Max Rafferty called the tests a key step toward easing a forthcoming language teacher shortage.
Almanac Today notes Tuesday July 28 as the 210th day of the year with 156 remaining. Visible planets are Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn. In history, 1914 Austria declared war on Serbia starting World War I, 1945 UN charter ratified, 1945 B-32 crash killed 13 at the Empire State Building, and 1992 federal troops cleared war veterans in Washington. Thoreau quote reflects cautious wisdom.
SACRAMENTO AP A California lawmaker proposes using a military developed riot gas named CS to quell mob violence in Harlem and Rochester. Assembly Minority Leader Charles J. Conrad says after exposure CS is more effective yet less toxic than tear gas. He urges action to counter lawless mobs.
SAURAMENTO AP reports a $1.19 million ventrack was awarded Monday to Charles T. Parker Construction Co. of Las Vegas to build 5.2 miles of four lane freeway on U S 60 70 on a new alignment between severaltenths of a mile west and 45 miles east of Col tonwood Springs Road in Riverside County.
AP reports police cracked a burglary ring tied to a “lending library” of stolen goods in San Mateo. Thomas Craig, a 20 year old University of San Francisco student, admitted involvement after authorities seized more than $8,000 in guns stereo equipment radios and cameras. Craig was booked for burglary and cited recreation as motive. Police said suspects would borrow items then return them.
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