Local Area Weather Update
Clouds cover the area with light rain tonight and lingering cloudiness tomorrow. Temperatures show little change with tonight’s low around 30 to 55 degrees and westerly winds up to 20 miles per hour.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1964
Page
2
Statewide coastal rain and mountain showers forecast
Statewide weather report shows occasional light rain in the Bay Area and Sierra, with cloudy conditions through Wednesday. Temperatures vary by region from the mid 60s to mid 70s, with onshore west to northwest winds 8 to 22 knots and notable variability across valleys, prairies, and coastal zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
Mt. Shasta - Siskiyou Area
Sierra Nevada
Yoremite
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Stockton
Lin Lanight
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Oday
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Fort Bragg
California
Napa
Santa Rosa
Ukial
Cape Mendocine
Temperatures Yesterday High and Today Low
Yesterday reached a high of 78 degrees with today’s low forecast at 62 degrees. Skies should remain mostly clear with a light breeze inland and a cooler overnight period expected.
Scranton Seeks GOP Momentum in Kansas Stop
Scranton rallies in Des Moines and Kansas as he pursues Iowa and Kansas delegates, claiming progress with five uncommitted Iowa delegates backing his bid while Goldwater supporters report strong showings. He appeals to moderates, denouncing extremists and urging steady Republican leadership.
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Des Moines
Towa
Fap
Pennaylvania
Willan Wintare
Kansas
Inwa
GOP
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Sign Problem On LA Street Sign Problem On LA Street
Los Angeles officials moved to fix a sidewalk issue on Second Street between Olive and Hill. A sign at the hilltop stated the path was closed to pedestrians but no sign at the bottom caused officers to ticket pedestrians going down while those going up were not cited.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Second Street
Olive
Hill Streets
Civic Center
Robert D. Howthan
Police Traffic Enforcement Division
Moulihan
Guy Quinn
Needles City Funds Small Treasury Shows Strain
Needles officials report only 190 dollars in treasury with no alarm. Income from property and sales taxes will sustain city services until July first, councilman Bernie Day says. After that, expenses must be trimmed to cover basic services. The note highlights a tight budget and cautious outlook for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Needles
Bernie Day
Day
Modesto
San Bernardino
Moss
Mexico
Larsen
elAatiatte
Rockefeller Calls A Meeting To Unite Moderates
New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller called a meeting with all party leaders to discuss a moderate forward looking platform and the goal of nominating a mainstream candidate. Scranton announced his withdrawal from the race, with Rockefeller indicating support for Scranton and signaling he would back him if the delegates align with a broad moderate platform.
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Neleee de Mbany
A. Rockefeller
Alhe Nutt
Scranton
Rockefeller
William
Associated Press
Ito
Serenton
Cadillac
Say
Death Sentence Draws Cheers in Moseley Case
New York reporters note crowds in Queens County Supreme Court cheered as Winston Moseley received the death penalty for the Kitty Genovese murder. Jurors, including four Negroes and a woman, helped fix the sentence after a 43 minute deliberation. The judge urged calm but voiced personal opposition to capital punishment, saying he would not hesitate to pull the switch himself.
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New York
UPS
Winston Moseley
Queens County Supreme Court
Moseley
Kitty Genovese
J. Irwin Shapiro
Service For Justice
Shapira
Standard Oil Cuts Gas Prices in Western States
Standard Oil of California reduced regular price to 30.9 cents per gallon while premium grades fell to 34 cents and the highest premium to 36.3 cents at Standard and Reuters stations. Changes took effect Monday across eight Western states where the company operates, an advertising note states.
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Los Angeles
Standard Oil Co
California
Af Standard
Reuters
Standard of California
Amvertiseraent
Colorado Park Chief Named Rocky Mountain Superintendent
Gran file B Niles 51 assistant superintendent at Yosemite National Park was appointed today to be superintendent at Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. Niles succeeds Allyn Hanks who is retiring after 35 years with the National Park Service in the Interior Department. Salary set at 15665 per year.
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Washington
Granfile B. Niles
Yosemite National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Niles
Allyn Hanks
National Park Service
Isterior
Ike Hits Demo Administration Critique of Foreign Policy
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower led a Republican panel condemning the current administration for inexperienced personnel shaping foreign policy. He cited the anti Communist guerrilla war in South Vietnam and argued past years had better staffing in policy decisions. The forum drew about 1,000 attendees and questionnaires from party members.
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Palladelphia Mies Eisenhower
Mer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Iat
Sdeninistra F Tina
South Viet Nam
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Soldier Dies In Maneuvers Amid Desert Storm Debate
Fragmented report notes Army Pvt. Oliv Schlegel, 23, drowned during maneuvers near the Colorado River as Eisenhower urged that the United States lead without imposing its system. The piece mentions morale in South Vietnam, push for nuclear weapons in Europe, and various officials reacting to the incident.
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Eisenhower
America
South Viet Nam
Europa
Union Boss Claims Threat to Industry in West Coast Pulp Fight
William R. Pertin, leader of the Association of the Western Pulp and Paper Workers, says his group has cards from 26 locals with about 12,000 members and will walk out against rival unions. He seeks bargaining rights in Washington, Oregon, and California, claiming large tax losses to current unions. A hearing is set in Portland on June 25.
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Seattle
Leaderiot
Unis
William R. Pertin
West, Linn
Ore
Association of the Western Pulp and Paper Workers
Ferrin
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
Oregon
Califorria
Warehouse Contract Ratified by Two California Unions
SAN FRANCISCO NORTHERN CALIFORNIA warehouse workers from two unions ratified a new three year agreement. The pact covers about 25 000 Teamsters and Warehousemen unions members and raises wages 10 cents an hour July 1, nine cents June 4 1985 and nine cents June 1 1956. It also expands welfare medical vacation and pension plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Rmancisco
API
Northern California
Teamsters Union
Talema- Won Wongshoremen's Aid Warehousemens' Union
Lhvother
Casino Theft Suspect Held in El Cortez Robbery
MARIPOSA AP A robbery suspect was to be turned to Las Vegas today after his arrest in the $38,000 El Cortez Hotel Casino robbery June 1. Mariposa County Sheriff O. G. Whitely said the suspect Kenneth Sensenter 35 of Las Vegas was apprehended at a lodge in Yosemite.
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Mariposa
Las Vegas
el Cortez
Mariposa County
0. G. Whitely
Kenneth Sensenter
Yosemitt
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