Weather Corner LOCAL AREA WEATHER Tonight's low near 45 to 50
Fall through tomorrow a cooler air mass arrives as westerly winds shift. Tonight will see lows around 45 to 50 degrees with 12 to 22 mph winds through the night.
22 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
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Fall through tomorrow a cooler air mass arrives as westerly winds shift. Tonight will see lows around 45 to 50 degrees with 12 to 22 mph winds through the night.
Bay Area fair with morning fog locally through Tuesday. San Francisco 75, Oakland 72, San Mateo 74, San Rafael 87. Lows tonight near 55. West winds 12 to 22 mph afternoons. Highs detail varies by location.
Regional forecast shows fair skies and warming inland through Tuesday with coastal fog nights. Highs reach mid 90s to low 100s in valleys from Sacramento to Central San Joaquin, with variable winds and cooler coastlines. Notable readings include Napa 54, Ukiah 58, Santa Rosa 54, and Salinas Valley near 95 with nights around 58.
Tide timetable shows morning and evening high tides with times and heights. Note includes sunset at 8 36 and references to events at Ft Point and Fan at Maures and park arrangements.
In Northampton Massachusetts an AP report describes a special canvas rigging known as a Foster frame to support President Kennedy after a plane crash. The device steadies his body, replacing a bulky plaster cast, while surgeons assess whether surgery is needed for three broken vertebrae as he endures a prolonged recovery. The frame aims to keep Kennedy's immediate surroundings as comfortable as possible during his slow recuperation as the youngest brother of the future president considers his next steps.
The crash near Southampton left Senator Kennedy with two broken ribs and three fractured vertebrae transverse processes. Doctors say he is improving steadily, while Bayh and others in the hospital remain in good condition. The Soviet government called Pan American flights from the United States to Britain unlawful, threatening security concerns and noting East German objections.
Hollywood report that actor Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor were offered $1 million each for 90 days of work on a film about ancient and modern Israel to be shot there. Producer Carl Krueger, promoting the project, said the story would be based on his novel Son of the Star. the pair are in New York while Burton stars in Hamlet on Broadway.
Public beach clashes in St Augustine amplify racial tension as about 19 integrationists confront a mob of roughly 20 whites. Police arrest six whites. integrationists, urged to leave by state troopers after about 45 minutes, seek federal court orders to lift a ban on night demonstrations.
Las Vegas police investigated a blast outside the home of Stanley Morgan, lead singer of the Ink Spots, damaging a cinder block wall and injuring no one. Morgan and his wife Harries, 30, and son Sonny, 7, were not hurt, and Morgan planned to continue performing at the Hacienda Hotel.
Stanford University emeritus finance professor George William Dowrie, 83, died at home Sunday. Services were set for this afternoon in Palo Alto.
The California State college Council of the AFL-CIO Federation of Teachers calls for Charles Luckman’s resignation from the State college Board of Trustees over his June commencement speech advocating rigid restrictions on Communist speakers. San Diego State College chapter had also demanded his resignation, but Luckman says he does not intend to resign.
New York editions report a Vermont entrant, Alice Flores Ruby of Bennington College, winning the National College Queen contest. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron M Ruby of South NJ.
Heinrich Duermayer testified that SS officers at Auschwitz selected inmates for gas chambers by pointing and discussing who would be killed. He recalled SS Sgt Oswald Kaduk was among those who made selections as guards and camp personnel conversed about gassing prisoners.
Fresno County sheriff rescue teams found four fishermen reported missing in the Sierra National Forest near Hoffmann Meadows on Monday. The incident prompted a sheriff’s search operation and recovery effort.
A $20,000 robbery occurred Sunday at Lees Market on Hawthorne Boulevard. Two gunmen held three employees in a back room and a walk in freezer while they scooped cash. Suspects were identified as Sherman Green and three workers from a Fresno foundry: Goncharoff, Chandice Hopper, Robert Hopper, and Frank Gallisti.
The entry marks Monday June 22 as the 174th Way of LMG4 with 192 to follow and notes the moon nearing full phase. It lists historical items from 1870 1874 1810 1942 and ends with a Chaucer quote about time.
In Watonga Oklahoma a jittery escaped convict named Talley, 24, who escaped from a Colorado prison, entered a home during a TV night and fired four shots at a man and a full-length mirror after an uninvited entry. The incident left the target wounded and reflected Talley’s belief in bad luck from breaking a mirror.
All Civil Air Transport planes were grounded in Formosa for a three day safety check following a CAT twin engine crash in central Formosa that killed 57 people on board including 20 Americans. The airline, founded in 1948 by Lt General Claire Chennault, faced its first passenger fatalities.
In Rome and Las Vegas reports conflict over European unity and Atlantic defenses as Parliament members from several nations discuss economic ties with Britain and the Common Market. A disturbing disturbance damaged the home of singer Ink Spot member Stanley Mar. Police received no warnings of possible violence during the tense events.
The Defense Department ordered removal of racial designations from most personnel forms in a quiet April move led by Alfred B. Fitt. AP reports 24 to 25 forms still carried racial listings, with exceptions for casualty reports remains, deserter notices, and certain medical and enlistment documents.
The Southern California Arizona Conference of the Methodist Church ends its week-long meeting in Redlands after announcing 187 ministerial changes effective July 1. Bishop Gerald Kennedy ordained 36 men and admitted seven candidates as ministers on trial. Nearly 1,000 delegates from 437 churches attended the University of Redlands session.
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