20 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
1
Weather update notes fair conditions today and Sunday with low clouds in the early morning. Westerly winds near 12 to 20 miles per hour. Hayward temperatures show yesterday’s high around 70 and today’s forecast modestly lower.
Statewide forecast shows partial clouds and fair, temperate days across regions. San Francisco Bay Area highs near 82 in cities like San Francisco and 74 in San Mateo with night lows mid 40s to mid 50s and westerly to northwesterly winds up to 25 mph. Higher elevations and valleys see 78 to 90 degree highs with mild nights, variable coastal winds, and morning fog in some zones.
Weather snapshot lists high and low temperatures for Bakersfield Fresno Los Angeles Oakland Red Bluff San Diego and San Francisco with conditions showing ranges from the low 50s to the upper 70s in a compact daily tally. Data includes city by city figures and ranges.
Tide table for Sunday showing sunrise around 4 47 and sunset with evening light details. Fragment mentions fluorescence and computed fees at Fort Points, indicating maritime schedule and local charge context.
State Controller Alan Cranston, defeated by Pierre Salinger for the California Democratic nomination for U S Senate, rejects rumors he is dropping his 2 million dollar libel suit against Salinger. He made the denial after a $100 plate dinner honoring President Johnson and offered no further comment.
A San Francisco bankruptcy suit by Lawrence Warehousing seeks to recover 1.1 million plus 1.5 million general damages from American Express Co and its subsidiary Field Warehousing. The action accuses misallocated liabilities tied to a soy bean deal and requests termination of the agreement and return of funds.
Funeral services for George W. Aundry 63 will be held Monday at 2 PM at Santos Robinson Mortuary San Leandro. A native of Oakland he was an assistant for UCLA and a deputy vice chancellor of academic affairs in San Diego. He is survived by his widow and four brothers. Burial at Chimes Cemetery in Alameda.
ELISABETHVILLE Congo rebels backed by communists extend tribal terror in the east. Reports say Albertville, copper-rich Katanga capital, faced capture by Baluba raiders, with government troops briefly repulsing some forces and the airport in rebel hands. Edward W. Carter re elected chair and Donald H. McLaughlin named vice chair in Los Angeles and San Francisco respectively.
Almanac entry notes Saturday June 20 1964 as the 172nd day with 194 to follow. It lists celestial bodies Jupiter Saturn and Mars and marks historical events including Congress adopting the Great Seal in 1782 and Victoria’s rise in 1837. It cites Guam seizure in 1898 and a 1931 debt moratorium. A Swift thought ends.
NEW YORK AP trading slowed on a steady market as Sulphur rose modestly on light volume of 199,200 shares amid irregular prices. It marked the second cautious day after a strong recovery move, with 12 stocks advancing and Bobbie Brooks unchanged. Texas Gut showed a notable recovery shaping today’s activity.
Newport Beach AP reports the University of California will raise fees by 20 dollars to 110, with the Board of Regents approving the move as part of funding for student services and placement bureaus. The plan also includes year round operation and a switch to a quarter system at Irvine and Santa Cruz in fall 1965.
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the Candrum Griffin Labor Act constitutional upholding the six month sentence of Brown for holding union office while a Communist Party member. Dissenters urged a new trial on fact questions. Brown remains free on bail during appeal.
In federal court Lawrence alleges American Express sold its Field Ware Housing Corp subsidiary and redirected the subsidiary assets, removing the Allied Crude Vegetable Corp. recount. The suit centers on alleged transfers after the sale and requests appropriate remedies.
U S navy ships, including freighters and armored vessels, head toward Bangkok as part of a 1962 Southeast Asia build up. Informants say trucks, jets, tanks, and ammunition are aboard to bolster forces facing Laos and potential Communist aggression. about 100 personnel may join, with flights expected to deploy troops to Thailand. This follows earlier Laotian clashes and warnings to North Vietnam.
Two firemen were injured battling a three alarm blaze in a two story apartment building. The fire damaged adjoining structures and caused an estimated $33,000 in damage to the apartment house at 128 Penne sylvania Street. Residents were evacuated as wind spread flames to adjacent apartments.
SACRAMENTO AP The cow barn at the State Fair grounds will host 855 teenage boys for a week as part of the American Legion Boys State program. The attendees will organize city, county, and state governments during the seven day session.
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