Weather Corner Forecast for Fair and Warm Ocean Sight
Weather corner reports fair and warm conditions through tomorrow with fog lifting at ocean sight. Tonight’s low will dip between 50 and 55 degrees as easterly winds settle at 19 to 20 mph.
24 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
1
Weather corner reports fair and warm conditions through tomorrow with fog lifting at ocean sight. Tonight’s low will dip between 50 and 55 degrees as easterly winds settle at 19 to 20 mph.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions with coastal fog at night and morning across regions. Highs range 40s to 100s Fahrenheit, with inland heat and coastal overcast through Thursday. Winds mainly west or northwest 10 to 20 mph, stronger near coast and afternoons.
Weather brief notes yesterday recorded a high temperature while today brings a lower low. Local readings show a cool trend with clear skies and light winds expected through the afternoon.
Tide table shows periods of time and height measurements including a high tide around 4 20 with a 3.2 foot reading and a 4 7 figure for another high. Sunrise at 8 36 and sunset. Contains OCR garble and place names.
Five Guardsmen were seriously injured in a large blast at a National Guard armory sub basement on 71st Street near Lexington Avenue Manhattan. The explosion ripped a steel door and sent brick and debris into the street. Lawrence Goldman and Bruce Sternberg remained hospitalized in serious condition. Several others were treated and released.
Salinas AP report states 41 year old Williams in reversed the procedure. Superior Court Judge Anthony Brazil granted an interlocutory decree for divorce from Bernue William Min of Lake Nevada. Judge Brazil said the witness testified to the lie. Williamson's mother Dorothy Amwood and aunt Wairiparil Grisham testified on his behalf. He is in Saledad felon on a rape conviction. Ais year old son lives with Mrs Arwood.
An aide to Son Edward Kennedy said Tuesday night his blood pressure was almost nonexistent when he arrived at Cooley Dickinson Hospital after a plane crash. Dr Thomas Corrigan credited with saving the life of Kennedy, 32, as messages said Kennedy would remain immobilized in a orthopedic device until about July 6.
Almanac entry for Wednesday June 24 notes celestial objects and historical events. Notable past items include Colin Cabot reaching North America in 1497 and Lee crossing the Potomac in 1863. Also mentions Russia blockade in 1848 and Dewey’s presidential bid in 1849, plus a quoted thought by Heiri Stendahl.
Los Angeles AP report of a teen named Walter Felder, 13, struck by a slow moving train after leaping toward a car. He survived after surgeons worked to save him as his mother Ann McGinney expressed hope. Two women witnessed the accident and described his injuries and resuscitation efforts at General Hospital.
The Kennedy family story shifts as Robert F. Kennedy departs for Germany following his decision not to seek the New York Democratic Senate nomination. The attorney general aims to press civil rights work while his brother Edward M. Kennedy prepares to address supporters. Robert plans stops in Poland, London, and back to the United States, with a July return anticipated.
Movn or DESERT Maine reports an upcoming total lunar eclipse, first of two total eclipses this year. Viewers should expect a dramatic red moon with optimal sighting from Cartidac Mountain, Maine. Eclipse starts 1 48 EST entering Earth shadow, totality lasting until 8 57 pm. Moon exits penumbra by 9 15 pm. The next total lunar eclipse occurs December 18.
Jackson AP report says civil rights volunteer workers Ronald Ridenour and Howard Kirchenbaum were arrested around Moss Point amid tense actions by sheriff's deputies and city police. Rob Byers of Rights spokesman Inc claims three directors rushed to Mass Point to represent them. A civil rights meeting hall burned Tuesday night in Moss Point, with only a brush fire reported nearby.
AP report describes the Wine Tasters Annual Affair where about 410 members of Congress and cabinet members and spouses sampled 46 red and white wines plus champagnes provided by the Wine Institute. The event at the Shoreham Hotel featured a range of foods and a palate-cleansing option between tastings.
A Bakersfield attempt to surpass the 615.435 mile helicopter endurance record faltered after a 9 malfunction forced an abort. Pilot Gene Goodman and Chick Welf from Santa Barbara paused checks. the 1981 record by L. W. Hart of Concord, Texas remains unbeaten.
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