08 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
1
Variable cloudiness tonight with a chance of showers and fair conditions tomorrow. Tonight's low will range from 44 to 54 degrees with northwest winds from 70 to 35 miles per hour.
Statewide forecast notes cloudy conditions and showers across regions including Bay Area Sierra Nevada and Central Valley. Highs mostly in 60s to 70s, lows in 40s to 50s with northwest winds 8-35 mph and small craft advisories along coastal areas. Snow above 4 000 feet in Shasta area and 6 000 feet in the Sierra.
A brief weather note lists yesterday's high and expected today’s temperatures. Readings show the day’s highs and lows across key cities, with variations by region.
Chief Justice Earl Warren spent about three hours with Jack Ruby in Dallas after visiting the Texas Schoolbook Depository site linked to the Kennedy assassination. Warren and aides also saw Ruby in the county jail before brief stops at Oswald locations.
The East Bay Chapter of the Association of the United States Army urged Bay Area residents to display the American Flag at home on Flag Day June 14. The June 14 date marks the 187th anniversary of Congress adopting the Stars and Stripes. Committee member Everett E J Fisher explained the symbolism of the flag’s star and stripes.
Tide table and sun times note Loy Gill 3:16 23 high in the Wed. 46 window. Sunrise 1:47, sunset 8:32. Light movies mention derk figures pm. Computed for tidles at Fort Point, San Francisco.
Senate leaders filed a petition to choke off the Southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. The move aimed to invoke cloture limiting further debate and amendments to one hour per senator. Debates on key amendments will be capped at four hours, with votes set for Tuesday amid a broader struggle over civil rights and foreign aid.
Goldwater's bid for the Republican presidential nomination grows stronger as 146 delegates are chosen in 40 states this week. AP survey shows he has 5 first ballot votes and needs about 120 more for a first ballot victory. States push for Goldwater with major conventions in Montana and Texas next week while rivals anticipate a tight contest.
Pacific High School in San Leandro will host a recognition night presenting awards and scholarships to 90 seniors. The event begins 7 p.m. in the school auditorium with refreshments and music by the school orchestra, followed by awards at 8 p.m. for contests at city, area, state, national and college levels.
Senator Barry Goldwater expresses confidence that only a united front from Eisenhower Nixon and Scranton could derail his presidential bid. He says all three have disavowed any plan to block him and that if nominated he would allow party balance in selecting a vice presidential candidate. Goldwater expects to win the GOP nomination at the convention in San Francisco next month.
Warren exited the jail with a big smile and declined to comment. Defense lawyer Joe H. Tonnhill noted Warren appeared unable to receive clear answers, saying Jack was in bad shape, wildeyed and incoherent. Ruby is taking medicine for depression but had refused it earlier.
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York. Rabbi Luis Finkelstein pledged ongoing association with him in the civil rights struggle.
In Lansing AP dispatch Nixon says he may be a last option if Goldwater falters but will not support a stop Goldwater movement. He notes Eisenhower and Romney statements hint at a settlement path while denying he will endorse Goldwater. Separate San Francisco incident reports Joseph Fontilla killed crossing Evans Street.
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