Weather Corner: Northern California and Bay Area Winds Rise
Weather briefing covers Central California and Reno with Sunday gusts 24 to 38 mph in Northwest winds. Temperatures dip 42 to 62 across regions with scattered showers in Sunday to Monday. Small craft advisories posted for Cape Mendocino to Point Conception, winds easing Sunday night.
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Temperatures and Yesterday's Weather Report
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Barry Goldwater cautions backers against a draft
Washington AP Sen Barry Goldwater Republican conservative leader denies any draft movement to back him for 1964. He says concerns are overblown, insists his campaign would be self generated, and rejects any alliance with a draft committee or travel by organizers. Miller predicts a future presidential victory, while Goldwater criticizes coverage of a possible draft and clarifies his organizational stance.
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Telescope Finds Missing Syncom Satellite 22,000 Miles Up
Harvard Observatory chief Dr Menzel reports a Syncom satellite was found in a 22,000 mile earth orbit after two confirmed sightings. NASA asked Harvard to verify with further observations. The satellite tumbled in its path, and the precise location was confirmed using Boyden and Haydon observatories.
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Rath Daily Review Names Staff and Offices in Hayward
The Daily Review announces staff roles for Ire Floye Sparks Fresident and Publishir Vivian Chiteere with Henry Walker Elevation Manager and Enterea at Post Office Hayward. Subscription rates are listed and multiple California offices including Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore noted with circulation bureau audit details.
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Greece to Get National TV Network Expansion
United Nations reports Greece will build a state operated national television network spanning 47 stations over eight years to meet a budget deficit. Pakistan has purchased a $30 million stake in the project as part of international support.
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Shakeup Seen For Cambodia Cabinet Reshuffle Amid Protests
Phnom Penh Cambodian leader Prince Norodom Sihanouk reshuffled his cabinet on Saturday amid student strikes against authorities during his India and China visits. The move aimed to rally popular support for Sihanouk and his party against both Communists and rightists, though he has threatened to resign multiple times.
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Almanac Today March 3 1963 and historical notes
Almanac entry notes March 3 1963 as the current date with remarks on moon phase Mars as the evening star and merging stars Vermus. It recalls Florida joining the Union in 1845 as state 27 and the Interior Department creation in 1849. Also mentions Robert Perry in 1819, the 1908 North Pole honor, and a 1962 Discoverer satellite recovery. Thought for the day cites Kempis on not forcing others.
States Rights Miss Solons Okay Primary Proposal
Mississippi lawmakers approve a presidential primary plan to let the party conventions certify electors, with a state financed primary possible if two thirds of electors are not chosen at the party convention. The measure aims to prevent Mississippi from becoming a party state and would create party slates for the general election.
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French Secret Service Links in Munich Kidnapping
Paris AP reports fresh twists in the Munich hotel kidnapping of a French terrorist chief. A tract signed Rideult threatens a special branch of the French Secret Service called the harbeuzes or Seartled Ones, as abductors extend their leverage over French authorities.
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Five Marines Die in Helicopter Crash in Philippines
A helicopter carrying five Marines and missing another was shot down in Mindanao near Malalag as a Philippines Air Line crew searched for wreckage. The ARC transport helicopter, operating on a routine mission, crashed in rugged terrain near Subic Bay during a broader response to a separate air disaster.
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US Concern Over Pakistan China Pact Sparks Policy Debate
Washington voices worry that a new Pakistan China pact could jeopardize Kashmir talks and strain ties with India and the United States. The State Department seeks careful phrasing to avoid offense to either ally while pressing for stable relations amid regional tension. Police report a fatal crash near Modesto after a car left the road, killing Virginia Lee Sanders.
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India protest as Pakistan China border treaty signed in Peking
Pakistan and China signed a 300 mile border treaty centered on Kashmir areas. Pakistan claims gains of six of seven passes and 750 square miles beyond its demand, while China retains 2030 square miles of rugged terrain and 1300 square miles of fertile land. India protests, citing Kashmir sovereignty and urges immediate action, with Afghanistan potentially to begin boundary talks.
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