Local Area Weather Forecast Turns to Fall Conditions
Fall weather continues this evening and Saturday with a low tonight around 40 degrees. West winds are expected throughout the period.
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19 Jun 1964
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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 19, 1964
Page
1
Statewide Weather Report From United Press International
Statewide California forecast shows fair and warmer conditions through Saturday in most regions with coastal fog and rare rain on the extreme north coast. Northern areas report cloudy conditions with light to moderate onshore winds and high temperatures reaching near 80s in valleys. Coastal zones expect high fog at night and mild winds, while Monterey Bay and Salinas Valley show overcast mornings turning to fair afternoons and highs around 70s to 80s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Californias Fair
Coaler
Mb Shasta-Sishiyou
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Galinas
Ft.p.h
Paso Robles
Wéagg
Fale
Loyal
Santa Rosa
Temperatures Mixed Across Yesterday and Today
Weather notes show yesterday's highs and today's readings with variable warmth. Some locations report cooler air while others rise to near seasonal norms. Local forecasts expect gradual warming through the week with sun and intermittent clouds.
Kennedy Assassination Reflected in Weather and News Updates
Across California and major cities, reports mix weather notes with reference to the Kennedy assassination. States show temperatures and conditions while Associated Press dispatches recount reactions, timelines, and public interest surrounding the Nov 22 event and its national impact.
Warren Commission Finishes Probe Report To Johnson
The Warren Commission delivers a report exceeding 500 pages with transcripts and testimony. The president will receive a comprehensive summary complemented by supporting material, noted for its bulk rivaling Pearl Harbor findings after World War II.
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Johnson
Pearl Harbor Commission
Scranton Campaign Moves Toward Kentucky Delegates
Harrisburg AP reports Senator Scranton plans a Louisville trip to woo Kentucky's 74 uncommitted delegates as he presses for votes against civil rights legislation. He cites potential GOP nominee odds, defends his stance, and faces civil rights protest at the Capitol amid security concerns.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Accantons
Kentucky
Louisville
Scranton
Milton
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Himelf
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Senate
Goldwater
Cheater
Tide Table and scattered notes on FBI probe emerge
A fragmentary page includes a Tide Table for Saturday June 21 with low and high tides and sunrise and sunset times. The rest references an FBI investigation, hints at a seven month probe, and notes the Fed report remains secret though some surprises are possible.
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Commission
FBI
Feds
Recovery Hope As One Year Old Clings To Life
In Horregeping Sweden an under water accident left one year old Stefan Janczyk submerged for about ten minutes. Doctors report he regained consciousness without major brain damage after exterior heart massage and adrenaline injections in the ambulance and hospital.
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Horregeping
Sweden
Dotters Ae
Stefan
Close Win Looms On Foreign Aid
Washington AP reports President Johnson pressuring Congress to approve the full 3.5 billion foreign aid request. House Appropriations Subcommittee led by Rep. Otto Passman weighs initial cuts, with Passman known for past reductions. In California Tulare Reno details surface about airline crash and the gun found on Frank Gonzalez.
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Washington
Johnson
First Congress
House
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Passman
Sthairman
Appropriations Committee
San Filancis
Frank Gonzalez
Danville
Reno
FBT
Pacific Air Lines
Henn
San Francisco
East Bay
Smith and Wesson
FBI
Gonzalez
San Francisco del Tulare
Amgels
Joe Doyle
Anaheim
Doe Farber
California
of Veterans Affairs
Speaks
Amvels
San Francisco Examiner
Stockton
FBE
Clarence Cannan
Missouri
Passmian
Cannon
Macina
Ter
Scranton Rejects Own Delegate Strength in AP Poll
Scranton refused to assess its own delegate strength and cited an Associated Press survey reporting Goldwater at 130 of 677. The quote criticizes the poll as not accurate, with the speaker saying the AP poll is unreliable for nomination purposes.
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Scranton
Sociated Press
Goldwater
Oae
Associated Press
State Trustee Hits SF Negro Abuses
A report to Kalispell on integration and racial discrimination details a California board of education critique of prejudice in the South and the experiences of Negro track athletes led by Cassandra Brooks and sponsored by Dr. Dantel Collins. The group faced denied lodging and courtesy injustices during a National AAU junior track season, yet set eight national records and won 14 medals.
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Sacramento
California Stele
Board of Education
Kalispell
San Francisco
Ciety
Dantel Collins
Sanjelhies
Francisco
Cassandra Brooks
Hali
Collins
Misa Brooks
Miss Brooks
Meet
Italian Pilots Strike Grounds Alitalia Flights Worldwide
Rome AP reports a 24 hour strike by Alitalia pilots grounded all flights, national and international, amid wage and contract dispute. The walkout began at midnight, affecting service across major Italian airports and international routes.
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Rome
Alitalia
Ttalien
36 Sorties By Laotian Air Force
VIENTIANE Laos AP The Laotian Air Force commander said his planes flew 96 missions against the Pathet Lao in the past week strafing and bombing military concentrations and troop convoys Gen Thao Ma noted 22 strikes in Plaine des Jarres Ban Beng area and 12 along the Mo Chi Minh supply line through southern Laos to South Vietnam The force operates a dozen U S built T 2 fighter bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Ty Laotian
Pathet Lao
Thao Ma
Plaine Des Jarres
Ban Bang
Mo Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Fatal injuries from Red Mine incident in South Viet Nam
Reports say ten people were fatally hurt and many more injured in a sudden mine and strafing attack near the Plains des Jarres, with helicopters transporting victims to military hospitals northeast of Vientiane. Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces involved, as the Saigon AP dispatch notes.
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Pathet Lao
Sis
Troin Thurston
Offiay
Pathet Lo Arens
Plains Des Jarres
Vientiane
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Roeser, U. S. Physicist, Dies in Washington
William Frederick Roeser, aged 62, a widely known U.S. physicist, died Wednesday in Washington. He had a prominent career in physics research and education, earning recognition in national science circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Frederick Roeser
Almanac of June 19 1964 notable events
Friday June 19 1964 marks day 171 of the year with events from 1846 to 1953. Highlights include an early baseball game in New Jersey, U S labor eight hour day adoption, Schmeling KO of Louis in Yankee Stadium, and the Rosenbergs execution at Sing Sing. A Shakespeare quote closes the thought for the day.
Erhard Denies Moscow Trip Move After Talks
Bonn reports West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard dismissed the idea of a Moscow visit. He said a formal invitation could be considered only if Soviet Premier Khrushchev asked, and indicated he would not seek talks without a clear purpose.
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Germany
Wesljman
Jerman
Ludwig Er-Bonn
West Germany
Moscow
Khrushchev
Muscovy
Erhard
A. Uss
Khru
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