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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
1
Forecast shows fair conditions across regions with variable winds. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 90s in several valleys, with showers possible in Sierra Nevada and warmer highs on Thursday.
Readable weather fragment notes yesterday s high and today s low temperatures for the specified location.
Tide tables for Thursday show high tides and timings with references to sunrise and sunset. The readable fragments mention locations and numbers but lack complete details.
In London the widow of Sir Winston Churchill becomes Baroness Churchill of Chartwell and takes a seat in the Lords after Queen Elizabeth IV urges her to join as a senior counsellor. The ceremony echoes Parliament’s 750 year history with pageantry and oaths.
Sacramento assemblyman Gordon Winton D Merced used a parliamentary maneuver to secure final approval of AB 1474 sparking CTA backed bill requiring school boards to negotiate with a five member teacher representative committee on salary and related matters. The measure now goes to the governor for signing.
Local notice lists subscription fates, daily and Sunday service details, and multiple office locations in Alameda County. Addresses include Winton Avenue Hayward Fremont Livermore and contact numbers for each bureau.
The California Assembly backed AB 2117 known as the Green Belt Bill to protect about 10 million acres of farmland from subdivision and non agricultural pressures. It would allow governments to contract with farmers to keep land in agricultural use for 10 year terms, with automatic renewal, freezing assessed value on preserves to curb land speculation.
Sacramento report notes Assembly Speaker Carlos Bee hospitalized after a fainting spell from acute fatigue. Majority floor leader Jerome Waldie acts as Speaker amid push for a potential special session to manage budget, reapportionment, and tax reforms before the Friday deadline.
A 100 mph pursuit concluded with Richard D. Kuwitzky, 17, of 180 Virginia St Hayward, stopped near Hay Park after weaving through streets including Harder Road Mission Boulevard and Brea Burn Avenue. He faced reckless driving charges and was sent to juvenile hall after the 11 p.m. sighting on Whitman Street at Tennyson High.
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