Weather Corner Fair Area Tomorrow Forecast
Tomorrow in the fair area expect winds around 24 to 7 miles per hour with diminishing strength overnight. Tonight the bay will range from 47 to 58 for temperature and a mild breeze.
03 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
1
Tomorrow in the fair area expect winds around 24 to 7 miles per hour with diminishing strength overnight. Tonight the bay will range from 47 to 58 for temperature and a mild breeze.
A broad statewide forecast shows warm Bay Area temperatures with highs around the 68 to 78 degree range and scattered fair conditions through Tuesday. Northern and mountains face showers, thunderstorms, and snow above 6,000 feet, while coastal and inland valleys report variable winds and small craft advisories.
Montreal police announced eight men were arrested for questioning linked to the Quebec Liberation Front. A miner’s dynamite and timing devices were found as authorities described the group as leading a string of bombings aimed at separating French-speaking Quebec from Canada. Montreal police chief Josaphal Briel confirmed a national suspect was among those detained.
Sacramento scene reports lawmakers pressed for speed as the 1963 64 session nears adjournment. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee plans to push payroll tax withholding and corporate tax measures while delaying the budget to secure party support. Senate deadlines loom and protests on housing discrimination actions persist as Gov Brown faces a dense agenda.
The report portrays Pope John Paul II promoting mercy as a cure for world ills and pursuing unity between Catholic and non Catholic worlds. It notes his limited time as pope, the 1962 council, and efforts toward peace, dialogue with Protestants, Orthodox observers, and state actors, including a cautious stance on communism.
At the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa a tense lead up to peaceful desegregation unfolds. Vivian Malone, an African American student, is slated to enter the auditorium with Governor George C. Wallace promising to block admission. Communities and officials are drawing tight security as federal and university leaders weigh next steps to avoid violence.
A periodical listing notes publication by The Wally Rewew Inc with Floyd Sacks as president and Harry A Walker as circulation in charge. It includes ad hoc contact addresses in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont areas, subscription rates and offices across Alameda County, reflecting a mid turn of the century community newspaper bureau layout.
The entry lists events on this date: 1884 battle of Cold Harbor where Grant failed to outflank Lee. 1935 liner Normandie maiden voyage with new speed record. 1937 marriage of the Duke of Windsor to Wallis Simpson. 1940 Allied evacuation at Dunkirk completed. Quote attributed to General Grant on labor and disgrace. Moon phase noted along with visible planets Venus Jupiter Saturn and Mars as evening star.
San Francisco AP report says a space themed gondola ride at Playland at the Beach toppled in a gust. Nine children and two adults were hurt when a support cable shifted and the gondola swung toward the ground, officials said.
A brush bomb set off a brief scare on a Paul Amethyst Airways ramp as rapidly moving alarms buzzed. Owners of the bag, Mr and Mrs Ry Purposom of Fort Lauderdale, joined responders to secure the scene while agents from United Nations and FBI assisted in investigations.
In Roswell New Mexico Air Force investigators examine the wreckage of a missile silo after a large explosion Saturday. Five airmen escaped unharmed as the blast tore doors from their hinges and hurled debris. Heavy steel doors and walls shielded the core area.
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