21 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
1
Windy conditions expected tonight with gusts to the northwest. Temps range from the low to mid forties with dry spells, and scattered showers possible late. Coastal areas may see stronger winds and a slight chill as a cold front passes.
Statewide forecast shows varied cloudiness and cooler conditions across regions. West to northwest winds reach 12 to 40 mph in the valleys with gusts, while coastal and mountain areas see occasional showers or fair skies. Highs mainly in the 60s to low 80s, overnight lows around 40s to 60s. small craft advisories issued for offshore and nearshore winds.
A brief weather note records yesterday’s high temperatures in Southern Alameda County with readings from local stations. The data show moderate heat across areas, with notable spikes in warmer neighborhoods and cooler pockets near shaded zones and higher elevations.
President Kerr visits Berkeley to push a year round UC operation for 1965-67, with committee recommendations to the Legislature. He notes a three to four semester plan, higher costs, and that Berkeley reaches enrollment limits, while UCLA, San Diego, Irvine, and Santa Barbara would join the plan to balance capacity.
LOS ANGELES AP Edward J Dor rony Al a recently divorced oil heir, has remarried taking the former Joyes Annett Vanderbilt as his bride. The couple secured a license in suburban Santa Ana and wed the next day at C Warren Smith's home in Newport Beach. Dotony, 46, was divorced last Friday in Reno from his wife Margaret Nira. Vanderbilt was the fourth wife of George Vanderbilt, who died June 24 1961 in a plunge from a San Francisco hotel. She lists Hanolulu Hawaii as residence.
Tide tables list maritime data for Saturday with times for sunrise sunset and nautical references. The fragment notes light levels and tidal indicators, including phases and point references, but lacks complete station names or exact coordinates.
A GOP planning meeting in Denver discussed selecting a site for the 1962 Republican National Convention. Colorado party leaders urged Kennedy defeat and hinted at contenders like Nelson Rockefeller, Barry Goldwater, and Pennsylvania’s William Scranton. Cities named included Atlanta Chicago Dallas Miami Beach Philadelphia.
The Almanac lists the daily date and celestial bodies, noting the new moon and morning stars Venus Jupiter Saturn, and Mars as the evening star. It marks Daniel Carter Beewell born in 1880 and recalls historic events from 1788 constitutional effect, 1900 McKinley renomination, 1945 Okinawa surrender, and 1948 LP invention.
Washington officials fear possible violence as civil rights march planners warn that thousands may demonstrate at Capitol Hill. President Kennedy urged Congress to act while civil rights leaders prepared for mass sit ins and a possible nationwide protest if filibusters stall civil rights legislation.
A state bill to license counselors and advisors was approved, outlining strict requirements for those advertising as marriage counselors. It imposes licensing for practice and possible penalties for unlicensed activity, while federal law prohibits certain demonstrations at the Capitol. The governor supported the measure as a response to consumer protection concerns.
United Steelworkers Union reached a tentative nationwide contract with major steel producers avoiding a strike. The 21 year term runs through Aug and includes extended vacation provisions for senior workers and no immediate wage hike. Industry analysts see the deal as a significant shift in collective bargaining dynamics amid White House labor talks and mediation reviews.
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