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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
1
Forecast notes fairaday night and Sunday with persistent clouds along the coast. Westerly winds reach up to 15 mph. Hayward temperature readings show yesterday's high at 72 degrees.
The Statewide Weather forecast reports fair conditions through Sunday in Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou and Sierra Nevada areas with some afternoon cloudiness and slight cooling. Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley see warmer days, with highs around 82 to 100 and variable winds. Salinas Valley and Monterey Bay area anticipate morning fog near Salinas, with highs in the upper 60s to mid 80s and light to moderate northwest winds. Northwestern California remains fair with inland warming on Sunday and coastal morning fog patches.
Three investigations were under way into a tractor-trailer explosion that killed six and leveled buildings in Pocono Mountain area. Dist. Atty. James P. Marsh said the case has many loose ends and probes span Albany, the ICC, and the PUC. The truck from Pottsville bound for Forest Hills carried dynamite and explosive chemicals, with firemen killed as they fought the blaze.
Tide table lists high tides at 1:15 and 4:20, low tides at 47 and 65 minutes, high tide heights 55 and 44, sunrise at 6 48 and sunset at 8 36. Mentions light fixtures at Ft Point and a computation note for the evening forecast.
The Fresno Democratic Association urged the California Senate be abolished, arguing Supreme Court reapportionment makes an upper house unnecessary. The resolution passed despite ten dissenting votes, claiming the Senate would become a replica of the Assembly and create senseless duplication.
In Sacramento the court ruled against reapportioning state senate districts by geographic lines only, prompting lawmakers to evaluate compliance with the high court decision. Senators Dalwig and Colvig weighed implications for district sizes and Assembly makeup while officials consider a joint resolution and potential prosecutions.
Sheriff records show Constanting Flores disappeared in 1993 after 20 year old Mary Mazon Sonohui was found beaten to death. A letter from Fuller State Hospital in Fulton, Missouri revealed Flores, an inmate, confessed to killing Sonahui in a jealous rage to clear his conscience. Flores, now 78, had been committed in 1953 after a St. Louis charge for attempted murder.
The unreadable OCR fragment lists several California locations including Alameda, Livermore, Fremont, and various office references. It mentions phone numbers and what appears to be a listing of offices or publishers but contains many garbled words and incomplete entries.
The Almanac notes Saturday June 27 as the 190th day of the year with the moon nearing last quarter and visible planets Jupiter Saturn and Mars. It recalls 1844 mob killing of Joseph Smith Brigham Young assuming Mormon leadership and 1936 FDR renomination by Democrats in Philadelphia. It also mentions 1950 Truman orders U S forces to aid Korea and quotes Emerson on enthusiasm.
Witnesses say a chartered Los Angeles Drum and Bugle Corps bus veered and flipped on Highway 99 just north of Madera, killing three including Stella Joe and Morris Low and injuring seven seriously. Driver and four others treated, group en route to Sacramento for a Legion drum and bugle contest.
Funeral services for Peggy Gwendolyn Fanger will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at Garden Chapel of Pratt-Filers Mortuary in Hayward. A native of St Louis Missouri she lived in San Leandro for 16 years at 1058 Trojan Ave. Survived by husband Henry P Fanger sons Henry Anthony David Bruce Stephen John and Faith Patrice Fanger mother Mrs Theresa Tabachnik sister Mrs Paula Faye Lie of St Louis Mo. Burial Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno.
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton plans talks with New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller to map strategy for Scrantons bid for the Republican presidential nomination With the convention two weeks away they will focus on the civil rights plank and delegate support as Scranton prepares a broad campaign itinerary across North Carolina Georgia Tennessee Illinois Utah Washington Oregon and the Dakotas for the week ahead and platform hearings in San Francisco
Iva Kroeger a 45 year old San Francisco woman with a history of mental disturbance won a new penalty trial after being convicted with her husband Ralph of strangling Mildred Arnesen and her ex husband Jay. Psychiatrists testified she is not safe to release while the court notes brain damage from illness and decades of deterioration. The case centers on bodies found six months after the killings in the Kroeger basement.
Robert F. Kennedy wrapped up a West German and East Berlin tour declaring the course remains unchanged as he heads to Poland. He told crowds that a new President would lead the nation in three days and reflected on reconciliation efforts begun by his brother. He planned to attend the University of Gdansk anniversary and meet Polish officials, with no meetings scheduled with Gomulka or Tito.
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