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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
1
Statewide Weather Across California With Clearing Varied by Region
Weather across the state shows fair conditions in the Bay Area today with highs near 60s to upper 60s and west winds 15 to 30 mph. Northern regions remain cloudy and cooler with possible light showers while the Sacramento and Salinas valleys see cloud cover and scattered rain today. Coastal and Sierra zones report similar patterns of cooler, unsettled conditions through Tuesday with occasional light rain or showers and moderate northwest to southwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
Ban
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas
California
Nepa
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Cape Mendocino
Temperature highs and lows for Southern Alameda County
Yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures listed for Hayward Pleasanton Union City Livermore Oakland and nearby California cities. Readings include 47 33 in Hayward, 83 52 in Pleasanton, 56 in Union City, 49 in Livermore, 42 48 in Oakland, 98 87 in Bakersfield, 100 6 in Fresno, 77 3 in Los Angeles, 94 68 in Red Bluff, 85 57 in Sacramento, 65 58 in San Diego, 53 in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Hayward
Pleasanton
Union City
Livermore
California Foints
Oakersfield
Fregno
Los Angeles
Oakland
Red Bluff
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
Mock war Desert Strike costs 54 million, 100000 troops involved
Washington AP reports Desert Strike, a two week joint Army Air Force drill in the Far West, cost about 54 million after reductions from 60.1 million. It moved 1st and 2nd armored divisions by rail from Texas to a three state battleground, including 64 tanks and 66 personnel carriers, with units from California to Kentucky and the East Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Far West
Associated Press
Lareau
California
Arizona
Nevada
Defense Department
Texas
Germany
Roi Curtain
Pentagon
St. Hood
Tex
California National Guard
Ft. Campbell
Sth
Colorado
East Coast
United States
Tide Table for Tuesday June 18 Details
Tide table shows times for high and low tides with sunrise at 5 47 am. Data appears garbled but indicates Hi Tide and Low Tide events and a sunrise reference for the date.
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Dee Tau
Pola Ahi
Anti Cardinal Priest Supported Civil Rights Stand
About 200 parishioners at St. Albert the Great Church in Compton urged Cardinal McIntyre to speak out on civil rights. Rev. William H. DuBay, seeking the pope's removal for lacking a civil rights stance, appeared outside after a Mass for a largely Black congregation. DuBay was relieved of administration but remains a priest. Cardinal McIntyre declined comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Compton
James Frances Cardinal McIntyre
St. Albert the Great
William H. DuBay
Father DuBay
Los
Angeles
Terrence W. Salloran
Father Halloran
St. Mary's Church
Warren Addresses Graduates at Stanford Commencement
Chief Justice Earl Warren told Stanford University’s 3,300 graduates and a 12,000-strong audience that the American ideal relies on unity through diversity. He warned against group pride and intolerance, saying true unity comes from equal rights and a genuine change of heart.
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Stanford
Ear
Warren
Stanford University
America
Plane Crash near Pebble Beach Leaves One Dead
A single engine private plane crashed in flames Sunday night near Pebble Beach, killing one occupant and seriously injuring three others. Monterey County officials withheld names pending relatives' notification. The wreck occurred on a hill at Sky Ranch on Cachagua Grade, destroying the aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Pebble Hesch
Monterey County
Scranton Seeks Delegates in Presidential Bid
Gov William Scranton opened a six state campaign to win delegates for the Republican nomination. He trails Barry Goldwater but claims more than ten delegates and expects strong second ballot support at the San Francisco convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
William W. Scranton
Republian
Pennsylvania
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Braden Reaches Summit On Whitney Climb With Board
Lone Pine Calif AP The State Board of Education expedition to Mt Whitney included Tam Braden 46 and William Norris 36 reaching the 14 485 foot summit after a 21 mile round trip They battled high altitude fatigue and sunburn with Keatings urging endurance while a seven person press corps documented the ascent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Pine
Calif
Jerry Keating
State Board of Education
Mt. Whitney
Board of Education
Summit Board
Tam Braden
William Norris
Daniel Collins
MI Valley
Whitney Portal
Keating
Nancy
Oceanside
the Portal
Oakland OK'd For U S Aid
Washington announces approval of the overall economic development program for the city of Oakland California. The Commerce Department confirmed the plan as part of a federal aid package to boost development and growth in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oakland
Calif
Commerce Department
Nixon Sees No Deadlock Sign in Chicago Forum
In Chicago Nixon said he would accept if the convention deadlock prompts a delegate to break it and the party turns to him. He noted no strong third force could block the process and that either Goldwater or Scranton is likely to be the Republican nominee.
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Topeka
Minneapolis
Minn
St Louis
Denver
Colo
Sai
Scranton
JLONG
Goldwater
Associated Press
Nelson A. Rockenfeller
New York
Maryland
American Broadcasting Co
Fingers
Keating
Wingley
Keat Braden
Jing
Les! Scranton
California
Chicago
Hichard M
Nixon
WBKB
Vention
Iion
Barry Goldwa
Arizona
William
W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Almanac Today June 15 1964 historic notes
Almanac entry for Monday June 15 1964 notes the 167th day with 199 to follow. Historical items include 1215 Magna Carta seat, 1922 Permanent Court of International Justice first session at The Hague, 1960 Kishi request to postpone Japan visit, 1968 Bykovsky launched as 11th Soviet astronaut. Cervantes quote as thought for the day.
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Rug John
England
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
Netherlands
Kishi
Hisenhower
Japan
Col
Valery Bykovsky
Quiet Period In St. Augustine Sees Arrests
Sunday arrests bring total to 127 as white segregationists clash with integration efforts in St Augustine Florida. Dr Martin Luther King Jr jailed briefly then released as planed march faces delays amid security. Jackie Robinson-joining supporters expected from Albany Georgia and others as the SCLC coordinates the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Augustine
Fis
Marlin Luther King
King
Jackie Hub‘ingon
Albany
SCLC
J. B. Stoner
Alges “di Giorgio
Ku Klux Klan
Lanta
Associ
Di Giorgi Fruit Co Sues Paper for Libel in Fresno
The Di Giorgio Fruit Co. files a libel suit for 350,100 against the Valley Labor Citizen, a labor newspaper, over an April 24 article deemed false and wicked. The complaint seeks damages and retraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
di Giorgio Fruit Co
Valley Labor Citizen
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