04 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
1
Weather note indicates variable cloudiness through tomorrow with little change in temperature. Tonight’s low is forecast to rise from 34 to 48 degrees as westerly winds reach 10 to 20 mph.
A garbled state weather summary covers the San Francisco Bay Area to Northern California with fair conditions, scattered clouds, and variable winds. It mentions Mt Shasta, Sierra Nevada, Sacramento Valley, San Joaquin Valley, Salinas Valley, Salinas, Montery Bay, Santa Clara Valley, Fort Bragg, Napa, and a World War II era test facility with aircraft like the X1 X15 U2 and P38. The piece attributes the All project to Clarence Kelly Johnson of Lockheed and notes contrails as signs of secret aircraft work.
Tide tables for Wednesday show high and low water events with times and sunrise at 6 28 and sunset at 4 33. Computed figures appear for March at Fort Print with notes on dark hours and weather factors.
Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert 70 miles northeast of Los Angeles housed a secret interceptor capable of 2000 mph. For months the superfast fighter remained unseen by the public due to a conspiracy of silence and its proximity to the sparse desert region.
The San Francisco County Young Republicans on Tuesday night adopted a resolution challenging a state party leader’s recent statement on the relationship between the John Birch Society and the party. The measure signals party friction over Birch ties.
An Ohio delegation led by Lt. Gov. John Brown toured Los Angeles and other west coast cities as part of a three day federal industry development mission, stressing expansion in Ohio and meeting with area firms. A second item notes Attorney General Robert Kennedy weighing Bircher-society pressures and remaining undecided on a political path.
Republican lawmakers push unity statements as Alberto Diaz from Los Angeles is named to a state athletic commission. Senate bills seek 106 million bond for farm worker housing, tax shifts for school districts, and opposition to federal mineral rights action in Death Valley without hearings. Assembly proposes more judges in Marin, tax cap removal for districts, Marin Transit District creation, higher cigarette tax, and budgeting for state employee raises.
Rescue teams reached Conaripe and surrounding villages as Villarrica's eruption eased. Police reported three dead and 22 missing from mud and rock avalanches that buried the town of 13,800, while relief efforts delivered food and supplies to the affected area. The 9,325 foot volcano's activity had prompted evacuations and mass movement of residents in the region 60 miles south of Temuco.
In Los Angeles a jury is eyed to retire Friday in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping case involving defendants Joseph Amsler Barry Keenan and John Irwin. The trial has featured cross examination and testimony about alleged backers and a supposed barroom mastermind.
Almanac entry recalls Vermont joining the Union as the 14th state in history and Jefferson’s 1801 inauguration as president in Washington. It notes Jeannette Rankin becoming the first woman in Congress in 1917 and the 1962 Dunker Bay air crash tragedy near Douala Cameroon. A thought from John Calhoun appears.
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