02 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
1
Today will be fair and windy with an early overcast tomorrow morning, clearing in the afternoon. Yesterday’s high not reported. Today’s low expected around 46 degrees. The trend continues through tomorrow with continued mild temperatures and wind.
Statewide weather shows fair to windy conditions with varying cloud cover across regions. Northern California remains mostly fair with showers possible, while the Sacramento and Salinas valleys cool slightly with northwest winds. Tonight and Sunday bring cooler temps, with coastal warnings for northwest winds and local gusts near the higher elevations.
A garbled OCR list shows temperatures and conditions for many locations including Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Chicago Denver Des Moines Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Portland Wapello City Spokane Tampa Washington and others. report includes mixed terms clear cloudy snow rain and varied numeric readings with several unreadable entries.
Tide tables for Sunday March 4 show high and low tides with times and figures. The document lists sunrise sunset and computed nautical data for fives, noting a high bid of 347 38 and reference to law and Suprise 6.
Nassau Bahamian colonial authorities and British officials probe claims that Fidel Castro loyalists violated territorial waters to kidnap two Americans and 10 Cubans. Charles Ashman, attorney for the captured men, says Cuban commandos seized Cuban fishermen mistaken for invaders, with four reportedly executed. Cuba labels them pirates. Ashman appeals to the United States and Britain for action.
Mrs. Nancy Martiney 27 of Satin Valley died this week after a heart pacemaker quit. In a Denver hospital doctors later opened a hole in her heart and inserted a device to stabilize her. External pacing kept her alive while tests explained the Pacemaker failure.
A fragmented notice lists subscription rates and multiple local offices for Bayard, San Leandro, and nearby areas. It mentions pricing per week or year, and includes addresses at 116 W Winter Ave and Winton Ave, plus references to city halls and office locations in various districts.
Sacramento Republicans assail Gov. Brown’s water plan as a gimmick and a betrayal of pledges. Assembly Minority Leader Coaries J. Conrad derides the bond measure as irresponsible and a misuse of forty year old authorizations intended to fund the State Water Project.
DAMASCUS AP The Mecca radio charged that four Egyptian planes bombed and strafed a Saudi port near Qizan with one allegedly shot down into the Red Sea. The report claimed a second raid in Yemen’s border area as Egypt’s Brown administration faces legislative scrutiny this session.
SAN FRANCISCO APL The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks seeks federal court intervention to overturn a state court restraining order blocking a strike by 1000 clerks. The union argues federal court is the proper forum while Southern Pacific calls actions procedural and not in line with the restraining order. The potential strike could idle 29,000 other workers on SP’s 8000 mile system across seven western states amid a long dispute over job security protections.
Dr C Walton Lillehei of the University of Minnesota said a two heart transplant method may work within two to five years at the American College of Cardiology convention. Dr Donald Berkowite suggested cholesterol may not be the main factor in heart disease with triglycerides posing greater risk. Cillehei predicted a mechanical heart could precede fully artificial organs, possibly within ten years using a plastic device powered by nuclear energy.
Five Marines died in a helicopter crash near Subic Bay Naval Base in western Luzon. Two others were seriously injured and one missing. The HI4C transport helicopter went down during a routine local operation about seven miles from the base. Names of victims withheld pending notification.
Colorado completed ratification of an amendment to abolish the poll tax as a requirement to vote in federal elections. The move follows months of debate as lawmakers approved the measure, aligning with nationwide efforts to remove barriers to voting.
U S officials defend American science against Britain's charge of a brain drain. They say the high school system largely meets U S needs, while some foreign talent comes for better facilities and opportunities. They note UK arrivals are a small share of immigrants, with 4 percent from the United Kingdom in 1961.
In New York City mediators report renewed talks between the Publishers Association and the International Typographical Union. Eight New York dailies remain blacked out, while the Post resumes with a partial staff and a 10 week deal proposed by publishers.
WASHINGTON AP Winston Churchill would be delighted and deeply moved by honorary U.S. citizenship but would not undertake overseas travel for ceremonies. An aide said the British leader accepted the proposals from Rep. Francis Welter and the British Embassy. the 88-year-old veteran would skip overseas trips for such honors. New York UPIs report on stock market turmoil notes a sharp midweek drop, while Rabat, Morocco reports a fishing boat drowning off Mehedya as markets, trades, and industrials faltered with trading volume rising.
The entry highlights today as Saturday March 2 1963 the 61st day with 304 to follow and notes the first quarter moon, plus a list of historical moments including Texans declaring independence in 1836 Rutherford B Hayes becoming president in 1877 Babe Ruth's 1927 $70000 yearly Yankees contract the 1948 Bismarck Sea battle and a Twain quote on thought for the day.
In California the panther that escaped Jungleland Wild Animal Compound was shot by Hamblen and Page after hours of stalking. Hamblen, famed for hunting, said the decision to shoot came to protect children nearby as the 70-pound panther threatened. The female animal had terrorized the area for days and been a danger to residents.
Sacramento reports the Senate passed a bill 31 to 0 aimed at license fraud. Sponsored by Sen. Lee M. Barkstrand of Riverside the measure allows the Department of Motor Vehicles to issue new licenses to known impersonators after revision of ten existing issues.
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