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Weather forecast fragment notes cooler conditions tomorrow night and morning with high fog. Tonight’s low expected from 52 to 57 degrees, westerly winds 10 to 12 miles per hour.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
2
Weather forecast fragment notes cooler conditions tomorrow night and morning with high fog. Tonight’s low expected from 52 to 57 degrees, westerly winds 10 to 12 miles per hour.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions statewide through Wednesday with cooler, overcast near coasts in places. Coastal fog nights and mornings. highs range from mid 60s to mid 100s in various valleys and regions. light to gentle winds, with coastal and northwest breezes in many areas.
Temperatures across Northern California show high values from Hayward to Oakland with readings near 98 to 105 and mid 60s to 70s in several southern cities as a statewide AP weather list follows. James Townsend of Orange, state council chair, demands Thomas Braden’s resignation over his “tirades” and vows a statewide campaign to defeat a 260 million school bond unless Brown hires him.
In Soledad a young man, Luther J. Carter, 27, was freed from Soledad Prison after Superior Court Judge Anthony Brazil queried a mistake in his case. Authorities found mistakes in the amounts of checks totaling $45, misclassifying a misdemeanor as a felony and prompting habeas corpus action. Carter’s release followed scrutiny of the misreported $45 in checks and prison records.
Severe thunderstorms battered a broad swath of the central United States. Rainfall toppled rigs and injured one man near Enid Oklahoma while two tornadoes caused property damage in Missouri. Wisconsin and Iowa reported heavy rains with widespread street flooding and utility disruptions in several towns including Des Moines and Waterloo.
U S Navy officers consider a ski equipped 40 mile flight to McMurdo Sound to evacuate Bethel Lee McMullen 38 of Port Hutneme California who fell from a second floor of the firehouse and suffered a broken back a concussion and possible other injuries the decision hinges on winter party doctors at McMurdo.
In San Francisco a convention of physicians heard a Los Angeles dermatologist defend the mystery of itching. More than 500 talks at the American Medical Association meeting covered serious topics while the dermatology speech argued that scientists have yet to uncover why gentle stimulation of nerve endings produces itching.
Ashland, Ky AP The Third National Bank may have solved its coin shortage by issuing uncirculated half dollars with Kennedy’s profile for 49 cents each. A medical aside reports Dr Samuel Ayres Jr explains itching is mediated by nerve receptors similar to pain. The doctor notes relief from scratching using a wire hanger inserted through a knee cast.
New York AP reports a major revolt by Teamsters locals against President Hoffa s push for a national contract in the car hauler sector. Locals from Tartysus town New York to Baltimore set out on strike amid fears the national deal could erode local autonomy and fringe benefits.
A cabin cruiser heading toward Catalina Island struck a tow line between a tug and barge near Redondo Beach. The boat slid along the slack line then sank after hitting the barge. Rescued were Robert McKay of Los Angeles, Betty Schein of Canoga Park, and skipper Lloyd Seward of El Segundo. Seward hospitalized with face injuries. Lifeguards aided the three who scrambled onto the barge and were rescued there.
In Philadelphia Mississippi three young civil rights volunteers Andy Goodman 26 Mickey Schwerner 24 and James Cheney 20 disappeared after a Sunday speeding stop. FBI agents arrived as national groups urged air and ground search while authorities probe possible civil rights rights violations and potential detention.
The California Court of Appeals ordered Alex Victor released from a narcotics treatment center after ruling the state could not commit him while he remained in prison for an illegal possession conviction. Victor had been placed in treatment after a 1962 plea and a 1963 commitment order, questioned as both punishment and treatment.
A garbled AP dispatch reports chaos at a public place with odd comments about dogs and a monkey. Explosions injure several. one person is killed as authorities investigate the suspect and municipal offices in multiple towns sustain damage.
Corpus Christi AP reports Sandblom’s attorneys sought a venue change to San Antonio within a hundred miles, hoping to secure a fair trial in the District Court. Sandblom faces charges of selling unregistered securities and fraud. Archie Brown will preside as the case proceeds in Nueces County. He is free on bond while awaiting trial scheduled a week from Monday in Nueces County.
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