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Fair today through Wednesday with slightly warmer conditions. Tonight's low around 48 to 55 and winds from 19 to 20 mph.
07 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
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Fair today through Wednesday with slightly warmer conditions. Tonight's low around 48 to 55 and winds from 19 to 20 mph.
Statewide forecast from UP International notes fair and warmer conditions through Saturday in most regions. Northern California expects a mix of fair weather, coastal overcast, and possible thunderstorms in the Sierra Nevada and Monterey area. Highs range from the 60s to mid 80s, with coastal, valley, and bay areas showing light to moderate winds and some night overcast in inland zones.
Metropolitan and regional weather notes list many cities with conditions and temperatures. Abbreviated readings show clear cloudy and foggy phrases across Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Mankato Minneapolis New Orleans New York Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington and more with reported highs and lows and occasional wind or precipitation notes.
Tide tables show high and low water times for Saturday June 8 with figures for time and tide height. The readable portions reference low and high tides and forecast notes, indicating navigation and coastal conditions.
About 4,000 Alabama National Guardsmen will go on active duty this Sunday in response to the crisis over admitting Negro students to the University of Alabama. The units from the 31st Infantry Division will train for two weeks as federal forces may be deployed if needed. Some guardsmen will be reassigned to Camp Shelby Mississippi or to home stations. Governor Wallace’s actions are cited as central to the crisis.
The Daily Review lists offices in Hayward San Leandro and Livermore with postal and circulation information. It notes subscription rates and daily publication including Sundays. It also provides addresses for multiple California offices and mentions second class matter under the Congress Maven 2 VY line.
reports describe a riot in Lexington North Carolina following segregation protests. police and National Guard were sought as about 2 000 whites gathered near a Negro district. arrests and gunfire injuries were reported. a college student was charged after a bottle attack during the unrest.
Navy delays commissioning of the sub following the loss of the Thresher. Tests by the yard and formal Navy approval were postponed, with a new schedule not yet set. A court of inquiry was ordered in PORTSMOUTH to investigate the wrecks and the attack submarine accident.
Sacramento AP reports a bill on the 256 mile Colorado River boundary dispute cleared the Assembly and moved toward Gov Seowyn despite opposition. The measure seeks preclearance of the boundary compact with commissions from both states amid warnings of possible litigation. Senator Nisbet warned of conflict without Senate concurrence while Senator Quick urged the river middle ground.
London reports the archbishop of Canterbury will celebrate a requiem holy communion for Pope John XXII at Lambeth Palace Chapel on June 17. This marks the first time an archbishop of Canterbury has conducted such a service for the head of another church.
Reported clashes erupted with rocks, bottles, and flames across a street near a Negro church. A Negro girl was struck in the head, police cars were pelted, windows broken, and gunfire followed as shots rang out and bystanders fled.
Fragmented report notes white and Black students facing hostility near Raleigh area schools and university campuses. Police and federal observers deployed as officials attempt peaceful transition amid threats and protests.
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