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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
1
Fair tonight with a low near 60. Winds light to moderate from the west at 5 to 15 mph. some gusts up to 25 mph possible. Thursday expect sunny skies and warmer highs reaching the mid 70s with continued westerly breezes.
Statewide forecast shows fair today across regions with lingering clouds Tue. Northern California expects possible rain along coast and extreme north Tue with warming elsewhere. Valley and bay areas show light winds, highs mid 60s to 70s, nights in upper 30s to low 40s, with variable coastal winds.
Tide tables on Tuesday for March list high tides of the day with sunrise at 6 07 am and low figures in the afternoon. The page includes ad captions and light figures for the pond area, noting morning and evening estimates.
A reflective piece on Roosevelt's 1933 inauguration contrasts lofty promises with the budgetary limits of his era. It notes his use of government resources to lift the nation, compares him with Hoover, and traces federal relief evolution from early welfare ideas to Social Security era, citing Cardozo and landmark acts.
Window Rock Arizona AP Navajo Indians vote in a unique May election for tribal chairman and a 7 member tribal council. About 23 000 registered voters of roughly 82 percent participate with ballots mailed to major cities and returned to Window Rock. Paul Jones seeks a third term at a $20 000 yearly salary while Samuel Dillison and others oppose him. The election marks the first genuine opposition to Jones and the council, with campaigning extending beyond the reservation and addressing work rights and peyote laws.
A damaged OCR shows a 1892-era newspaper item with mis-spelled names and offices. It lists subscription rates in cents per copy and monthly rates, mentions multiple office addresses in Hayward California, and references staff roles such as President and Advertising Director. The text appears as a cluttered advertisement or internal notice with scattered proper nouns and addresses.
In southeast Missouri and surrounding states, light quakes eased crustal stress Sunday, said Norman F. Williams of the Arkansas Geological and Conservation Commission. A church in Dexter, Missouri, and a Sikeston area church suffered minor damage but no injuries. Tremors were centered over the New Madrid fault, felt across Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, and Kansas, with University of Kansas expert Dr. James Peoples noting it as the strongest in recent years.
New York Post presses resumed after a stop linked to a major strike involving Local 6 of the International Typographical Union. Mayor Wagner reported narrowed gaps on issues after a six hour session. publisher Dorothy Schiff resigned from the Publishers Association, saying publication would continue. The Post began with 18¢ pages as negotiations continued for eight other major dailies and related strikes in Cleveland and elsewhere.
The entry notes March 4, 1453 in Almanac Tolay with celestial mentions of Venus and Mars and the Full moon nearby. It lists historical events: Vermont joining the Union in 1791 as the 14th state, Jefferson’s 1801 inauguration in Washington, Jeannette Rankin’s 1917 House seat, a 1962 Caledonian Airlines crash near Douala Cameroon, and a quote attributed to John Cahoyn on protection and patriotism.
ABJ reports Gen Nicogol 51 accuses rival officer of seeking to seize power and says elections scheduled for June 9 will not be affected. The junta remains in control, with anti communist aims and internal disputes cited as factors behind the ouster of Gen Rivardo and the public pledge to uphold democratic voting.
AP reports a proposed 1 billion dollar federal recreation program facing Senate and House committees this week. The measure aims to fund state and national parks and develop recreation areas, with revenues over eight years to finance the plan, including park user fees and fuels taxes.
Princess Michike, Crown Princess of Japan, is expecting her second child in September or early October, a spokesman for Prince Akihito's household said. Yasuhito Toci, Akihito's chamberlain, confirmed the doctors' note from a two week old hospital briefing.
Readable text describes a colon with Auerbach's Plexus nerves and how emotional stress affects bowel habits. It touts a bulking laxative plus a colonic nerve stimulating action, highlighting a product called Cotonam and a gentler option Colax for overnight relief and minimal strain.
In San Francisco the Iva Nas case heads toward its close as Prosecutor Francis Mayer presents final arguments. The defense seeks insanity as a factor in the killings of Mindethie Jagr and Mildred Ameen. The trial centers on the murder conspiracy involving the Krorgers who owned a motel and whose renters disappeared early 1902 and were later found buried in the Krorgers’ basement.
A Republican National Committee report notes GOP gains in the rural South and West, but warns big cities remain solidly Democratic. It highlights Michigan’s Romney and Pennsylvania’s Scranton as key hopefuls, with Coldwater discussed as a potential 1964 candidate though he remains focused on the Senate. The analysis cites farmer and suburban gains and a rise in Republican House votes as signs of broader dissatisfaction with the current administration.
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