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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner reports clear conditions through Sunday with early Sunday cloudiness. Temperatures are expected to run slightly above or near normal for the weekend. Hayward area forecast notes higher highs from yesterday with today’s modest cooling and planted cloud cover.
Nationwide forecast shows fair conditions in most regions with warming trend in Central and Salinas Valleys. Northern areas face occasional showers in northern mountains, while Santa Clara and Monterey Bay regions expect dry days with light to moderate coastal winds. Fresno and Central San Joaquin Valley see highs mid 80s and lows in 40s to 50s, with NW to W winds 7 to 15 mph.
A garbled weather list shows temperatures for numerous cities including San Francisco 101 72, Chicago 6Y, Denver 96 61, Dallas Tyron. The block includes many misspellings and inconsistent entries with cloudy and clear conditions and varied temperatures across states, reflecting a flawed OCR read of a multi city forecast.
Olga Hansen, 43, a learner's permit holder from Hellflower, California, failed the driving test four times. While attempting a final drive into the DMV parking lot, her car veered off, creating a two by fifteen foot hole in a storefront. Deputies said she was uninjured.
Washington sources say Kennedy plans a wave of posts reassignment and resignations across Europe and Asia. Charles W. Yost would become ambassador to Yugoslavia replacing George Kennan while Henry A. Byroade moves to Burma. William Attwood to Bolivia, Delesseps Morrison may leave for Louisiana governor bid, and Henry Cabot Lodge slated to replace Frederick Nolting as ambassador to South Vietnam. Reuters notes era-wide shifts tied to long overseas tenures and new Washington duties.
A Sacramento report notes a five point seven million dollar contract awarded by the de Lonesa tribe to Peter Kiel sLisie 697 45 121 Sons Co. for excavating earth for the Delta Pumping Plant of the proposed California Aqueduct near ILA figures. The Tide Tables list high and low tides at several locations including Tracy and Pant.
The Air Force conducted a routine training launch over the Pacific coast involving the Minuteman missile. Officials described the test as a standard operation from a trained launch crew, noting no exceptions or safety concerns.
United Press International Almanac notes a Saturday date with the 180th day of 1968 and 185 to follow. It lists notable births like singer Nelson Eddy in 1901 and recalls historical events such as Henry Clay’s death in 1852 and Guatemala’s 1954 coup. It mentions three satellites launched in 1961 and a Rochefoucauld quote about love.
President Kennedy concludes a three day visit to Ireland with stops at Shannon Limerick and Galway Bay before flying to England for talks with Prime Minister Macmillan. He pledges Ireland’s role in UN disarmament and nuclear nonproliferation as he prepares for meetings at Gatwick and with the royal escort.
A London court heard surprise testimony involving Dr Stephen Ward as the Ward-Keeler affair unfolds. Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies describe sexual liaisons with Ward, Lord Astor, and others, while Ward faces eight charges tied to prostitution and corruption. The Old Bailey hearing continues amid sensational public interest.
New York AP reports a fierce contest among rail barons over control of Midwestern lines. Heineman leads North Western with a 15 million stock and cash offer aiming to repudiate Rock Island directors. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific oppose, Rail barons clash as merger talks unfold with Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific routes at stake.
The item lists subscription rates and multiple office locations in Alameda County California. It specifies Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore offices and notes a daily publication schedule. The text also mentions an audit bureau and circulation details.
Gettysburg bursts with Civil War memory as thousands gather for the century anniversary. Visitors fill hotels and shops dress in period attire as commemorations unfold, including pageants, speeches by notable figures, and a large reenactment of Pickett’s Charge with troops from 22 states and the District of Columbia.
Sacramento AP Sen Hugh Burns of Fresno says the legislature can wrap a special session in four to five days if Gov Brown limits the agenda to fiscal matters. Brown has not stated whether additional issues will be included. Bills urged for expansion include unemployment benefits and obscenity law changes. Assemblyman Barnes argues the issue crosses party lines as state books and magazines harmful to children are widely available. Burns maintains he will not change party affiliation.
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