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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner forecast through tomorrow shows night and morning periods with a low near six to eight. Westerly winds estimated around 2 to 8 miles per hour. High yesterday and low today are implied but not clear in the readable text.
United Press International reports statewide conditions with fair weather across Northern California and the Salinas, San Joaquin, and Sacramento valleys. Highs reach 80s to 90s in many areas, with coastal fog mornings and light afternoon winds varying by region.
Tuesday June 28 shows high tide at 2:19 and 5:30 with low at 9:31. Sunrise is 5:48 and sunset is listed. Night routes and dark to routes noted for Ft Point.
Washington report quotes Attorney General Robert F Kennedy saying President Kennedy may lose some popularity over civil rights but will win re election in 1964. He notes debates and protests as normal while rights legislation is debated. Humprey plans to back a fair employment practices bill. Southern senators plan filibuster strategy as Keating vows further efforts to ease opposition. Negro leaders warn of mass action if blocked.
MALAGA woman Romana Vasquez, 32, underwent emergency surgery at a Fresno hospital for removal of a concrete nail lodged in her left side after a nail gun fired from a passing pickup truck Saturday night. Sheriff officers said suspect Joe A Hernandez, 55, was held. Detectives tied the incident to a running argument between two families at several west Fresno taverns.
Los Angeles police held 42 year old Jimmy Harris on suspicion of murder after his son and three other boys burned to death in a frame house. Victims were Gary Harris four Kenneth Lewis six Lennart Lewis seven and Melvin Lewis eight. Detective Leroy Kelly said Jar rig had threatened to burn the house after arguments with Thelma Atlas. Investigators said the fire started Sunday when an inflammable liquid was poured at the rear of the house and ignited. Nine other children were led to safety by a landlady, but the four boys were trapped on the second floor.
In Jackson Mississippi Byron de la Beckwith 42 a former tobacco salesman and fertilizer salesman was charged in federal complaint with the murder of Medgar Evers the 31 year old Negro integration leader. The FBI said others unknown assisted in the crime and Beckwith was held without bail. Prints matched a scope attached to a rifle used in the shooting, and one witness noted the gun was traced to Beckwith via a fingerprint. Becktwiths attorneys stated he would face a preliminary hearing and remain in custody. The case tied to Greenwood and the Citizens Council emerges amid regional tensions over integration.
Almanac today highlights events on this date including Henry Ward Beecher born in 1813 and explorer John Cabot claiming North America in 1497. It notes Gen Robert E Lee crossing toward Pennsylvania in 1863, and 1948 rail blockades around West Berlin and Dewey as GOP nominee. Stendhal quote adds a thought for the day.
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