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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner reports high fog in the morning with improving conditions. Tonight's low around 57 with calm to light winds. Forecast includes variable gusts and cooler temperatures through the next day.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions with coastal fog inland in the mornings. Highs range from 61 to 92 across regions, with coastal and foothill areas experiencing morning fog, scattered showers or thunderstorms in the Sierra Nevada, and varying wind speeds from light to moderate.
Yesterday saw a high reaching a warm peak while today’s low dropped to a cooler level. The brief weather note outlines the temperature range and implies a mild seasonal pattern with no precipitation indicated.
OSCOW AP The Soviet Union seeks to buy a 28 million dollar oil refinery from Britain British Labour Party leader Harald Wilson says Wilson reporting on conferences with Soviet Trade Minister Nikolai Patolichev notes the Russians have discussed the purchase with British industrialists.
Victor F. Ridder, 77, head of the Ridder newspaper group, died at his home after a heart attack. He served on the Associated Press Board of Directors in the 1980s and as president of the New York State Board of Social Welfare under Gov. Lehman. He began his career after attending Columbia University and owned numerous papers including the New York Journal for Commerce and the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch.
Sacramento report outlines committee-led talks on Senate Assembly budget and school finance bills. Moves foresee Gov Brown’s signature on a $100 million yearly motorist tax, while SB 398 SB 600 SB 1749 SB 1922 and other measures address housing, education, water, and local governance with various party affiliations.
President Eisenhower, at a two day Republican workshop in Hershey, condemned Kennedy’s “imagery” while defending the National Republican Citizens Committee. He criticized nonaction and promises as weak leadership, attacking the administration’s record and urging clear action on national survival and domestic well being. The event drew about 7 Republican leaders, with some officials skeptical of committee moves.
John Pulsifer, 63, died after a fire started when oxygen and tobacco ignited Thursday in Glenwood. Investigators say asthma relief device was involved in the blaze, with flames spreading from the oxygen source.
LOS ANGELES AP State Board of Education asks Attorney General Stanley Mosk to decide if considering race in school districting is constitutional. The move follows an LA County opinion saying race in student placement is unconstitutional amid discussions of de facto segregation.
A damaged OCR shows a daily newspaper notice announcing a shift from Che Daily Review to The Cash Review Inc with names Muligne Cheeta Rusts and Harry A Wilber along with a manager role. It lists subscription rates and office addresses in Hayward San Leandro Livermore and notes circulation details and bureau locations.
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