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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
2
Weather outlook notes fog near the ocean and inland extending in the morning. Tonight’s low will range from 45 to 51 degrees, with westerly winds at 12 to 28 miles per hour.
Statewide forecast with fair to mostly fair skies across regions. Bay Area and Salinas show morning clouds with mild warming. Sacramento Valley highs near 70s. Sierra Nevada partly cloudy with showers south, warmer north. Winds light to breezy, with coastal to inland variations.
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures reported for Southern Alameda County show notable fluctuations across the region. Local observers note cooler morning lows and a rebound in late-day highs, with conditions expected to stabilize as a dry air mass remains in place.
Tide tables list times for high and low water, including observed and forecast heights for Ft. Point, with sunrise and sunset times. The readable fragments show morning and evening low and high tides, and light and dark figures indicating related measurements.
Strange as it seems a vast Chinese province was long overlooked by Beijing. In recent years large coal and oil fields have been found along its 4000 mile border, boosting strategic importance and sparking renewed attention from central authorities.
Weather news reports widespread showers and thunderstorms across much of the United States with locally heavy activity in Florida Keys and central plains. Isolated tornadoes and flash floods occurred in the Midwest and Southwest causing minor damage, while sunshine dominated elsewhere.
German born composer Wolf gang Fraenkel living in Los Angeles has won the Milan city prize for 1924 symphonic composition. The jury awarded Fraenkel the $4,800 prize for his work Ische Aphorisme, in a contest run with La Scala Opera House.
In Lebanon Ohio the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan concluded a four day rally with several thousand attendees at Parke Scott s farm. Grand Emperor Hugh Morris claimed 2000 new members were initiated in the Cincinnati area though turnout of Klan members remained small. About 780 spectators watched a 45 foot cross burn as Morris teased further large rallies in Ohio and the North.
Joseph Martin, 37, of Ile Pa, endured a five hour rail ride after his right foot was caught in a freight-car coupling. He crawled over the cars to safety as the train began moving, suffering a crushed foot and staying in fair condition at a Lackawanna hospital.
The Organization of American States pressed for broader security lines around the National Palace as Dominican junta leaders and rebel chiefs debated extending the zone. Junta commander Antonio Imbert Barrera vowed the OAS would not control the palace, while rebel Francisco Caamaño demanded inclusion of the palace grounds in the zone and allowed only token junta forces inside. Inter-American Force observers discussed patrols and kept the palace within a buffer between zones as talks continued.
Cape Kennedy AP reports two Gemini 4 astronauts Melphitt and White to undergo preflight medical exams, data for comparison with later flights, as countdown starts for a mission aimed at a historic rendezvous with an orbiting satellite. White will exit the capsule on a 25 foot tether for 10 to 12 minutes to photograph the tumbling booster.
The article notes astronauts undergoing a three hour medical exam and tilt table tests to measure effects of weightlessness on heart and blood vessels. It discusses a House Labor subcommittee hearing on the Taft Hartley Act and 14B, with claims about union contracts and worker protection, as astronauts on 80 degree tilts and postflight tests proceed on the Wasp. The piece also mentions McDivill and While in flight simulations and mission planning.
In Yokosuka Japan AP reports seven destroyers sail for mid Pacific recovery stations for Germé 4 space mission. The craft carrying astronauts James A McDivill and Edward J While1 is due to land in the Atlantic while Pacific units stay on station throughout the flight for potential recovery.
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