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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
1
Forecast calls for fall through tomorrow with high fog along the coast tonight's low in the 30s to 63. Westerly winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures are incomplete in the report.
Nationwide forecast indicates fair weather across the Bay Area to the Central Valley with variable fog and cooler spells. San Francisco highs near 67 to 78 with lighter nights, while inland valleys like Sacramento and Salinas show highs from the 70s to mid 80s. Northwest winds 5 to 20 mph.
Premier hints Khrushchev will visit East or West Germany this weekend in a move seen as counterweight to Kennedy’s Berlin timing. Tass offered no clear destination, while Western officials noted the plan amid East German celebrations for Ulbricht’s birthday and rising Cold War tensions.
Flood waters turned eastern Nebraska towns into a rush of danger as Isa Persons two youths drowned trying to flee a highway area. Mrs Ray Davis 41 and Jane Kolar 13 died in the rising waters. Dewitt Memphis and Valparaiso faced inundation with crops badly damaged. Rescue workers and bystanders aided survivors as rivers Hurkey Creek Salt Creek and Swan River overflowed.
The Daily Review published by The ally Review Inc lists staff including Els Sparks as president and publisher and William Cribate as business manager and advertising director. It notes circulation management and multiple city offices in Hayward San Leandro Fremont Livermore and related services.
Sacramento AP reports Mrs Herman H W Ridder of Long Beach was named acting president of the 1961 New York World's Fair California exhibit commission. Gov Brown said the appointment is temporary until the ten‑state commission bill is signed. An aide noted the panel will choose its own chair. Ridder said plans include a 320000 square foot Golden California exhibit with space across from the U S pavilion and tentative commitments from cities and corporations. Brown praised expected tourism, investment and sales benefits.
Portland AP report says Timber and Sawmill Workers Union and employers’ Big Six groups remained at impasse after wage offers failed. The union pressed for 35 cents an hour over three years, while the Big Six proposed lower increases. talks ended with no further sessions planned amid a three week shutdown affecting about 20,000 workers across roughly six firms in the Pacific Northwest.
Almanac today Tuesday 25 1963 lists Venus Jupiter Saturn as morning stars and Mars as evening star. It notes historical markers including South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Louisiana readmission 1868. Little Bighorn 1876. Korean War start 1950. School prayer ban 1962. Nietzsche quote on punishment.
AP reports a previously undisclosed Soviet orbital debris event occurred last October 24, not noted in prior U.S. releases. NORAD tracked fragments after a launch, but data on whether any vessel was manned or its purpose remained withheld as NASA shifted to public non classified flight data under a new policy.
NASA described a fragmenting satellite event with Transit 4A and two smaller payloads Injun 3 and Greb detaching during orbit and several pieces dropping back to Earth after a multi stage breakup. The incident involved Navy equipment and left fragments in various orbits with at least three known reentries.
Washington reports West Germany begins its version of the Peace Corps with President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer at a ceremony, joining the U S and forming the German Development Service to provide trained volunteers for development. The move marks an early international expansion of the Peace Corps concept.
The U S Peace Corps formed the International Peace Corps Secretariat on January 4 to assist nations starting their own programs. Thirteen countries joined the first international workshop last month and plan to follow with homegrown Peace Corps versions. West Germany will deploy about 250 young volunteers to developing nations this year, mainly Africa, with increases to 10 500 in 1964 and 1 000 in 1965.
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