18 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
1
The forecast says mostly fair conditions tonight with some cloudiness and warmer temperatures. Expect lows around 50 to 55 degrees and westerly winds up to 40 mph this afternoon and tonight, with a cooling to 15 to 30 degrees tomorrow.
Cloudy today with varying showers and fair to mostly fair conditions inland. Highs range from the mid fifties to mid eighty. Small craft warnings persist on coastal waters with west winds 20 to 30 knots, easing Friday. Temperatures tonight fall into the 40s to 60s across regions including Salinas, Napa, and Ukiah with localized gusts noted.
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures reported for Southern Alamada County show notable variation. Local weather offices note cooler morning conditions followed by warming trends into the afternoon, with readings influenced by coastal air masses and inland heat.
Los Angeles area transit strike talks continue between the Metropolitan Transit Authority and 2500 striking bus drivers of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. State officials express cautious optimism while traffic remains slow but not worse than usual. Downtown businesses report sharp drops as commuters seek alternatives amid the four county disruption.
Washington AP reports the Senate moves toward a Civil Rights bill vote after Southern opposition waned as amendments were shut down. Substitution of the House-passed measure for the original draft won 76 to 18 in support. Leaders foresee a final vote tonight or Friday with hopes the bill reaches President Johnson before Congress adjourns.
A news item lists a tide table with Friday June entries and Sun times, and discusses a bill's employment discrimination section becoming effective upon the President's signature. Some provisions take effect immediately, others over three years. The page also notes Wednesday night voting behavior and a Sunrise Sunset times snippet.
Ten kegs of out of state beer allegedly trucked from Arizona were seized by California ABC officers at the Fire Place on Cable Street in San Diego. Leslie Case, officer in charge, said the beer was illegally imported and would be seized if shipped into the state without a licensed importer or common carrier.
Almanac entry for Thursday June 18 highlights historical events. In 1935 Adolf Hitler and Britain signed a naval limitation pledge. In 1940 Winston Churchill addressed Parliament warning of Britain’s peril. In 1953 Egypt was proclaimed a republic by the Army Council of the Revolution.
The Navy awarded a 4.2 million contract to Lockheed Propulsion Co. of Redlands to develop a solid-propellant engine system to expel water from submarine ballast tanks quickly. The aim is to prevent a repeat of the ill fated Thresher disaster off New England on April 10, 1963, when 129 aboard died during a deep test dive. The system would be installed in Thresher class submarines and triggered from the control room.
Gov William W Scranton accused Barry Goldwater of lacking courage to debate on television then retracted the remark hours later. He called Goldwater insulated from the public and said his campaign style was wrong.
Scranton outlines campaign moves for the 1964 Republican nomination as he travels from Harrisburg to Boston, seeking GOP delegates. He argues for support from key states and plans a national tour to build backing, while delegates weigh second-ballot chances as Alaska bears stir after a March earthquake.
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