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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
1
Tonight's low temperature expected around 3S to dt with little shift tomorrow. Farther west winds will reach 12 to 35 mph in the afternoon. Temperatures vary from yesterday's high to today's low, according to the brief weather note.
The statewide forecast shows chilly conditions with scattered showers in places. Northern sections clear tonight through Sunday with fair, but cooler weather, while southern areas face occasional clouds and frost with near 4,600 feet snow level in the Sierra. Highs mostly in the mid to upper 30s to mid 60s and lows around 30s to 40s. northwest winds varying by region.
Fragmentary tide table data notes high and low times with sunset reference. Mentions 6:12 and a computed rough solar terms. Unable to determine full event or location from the legible text.
Flood waters menace cities across Ohio Indiana and West Virginia forcing hundreds to flee homes and businesses. Rivers crest and forecasted levels near Cincinnati reach six to eight feet, with thousands needed shelters as dozens of counties are added to disaster lists. Rescue and relief efforts expand across states as roads flood and levees fail amid a nationwide midwest flood crisis.
Local newspaper card shows publication details for The Daily Review Inc and multiple California offices in Hayward Alameda County San Leandro Fremont and Livermore. Subscription rates and advertising contacts are listed along with circulation audit bureau notice and office street addresses.
Beirut reports veteran pan Arab activist Salalaylaras named premier of Syria after a military coup led by officers allied with Egypt and the Soviet backed Baathist rebels. The new regime claimed full control, border blocks were tightened, and foreign states urged restraint as public support rose. Cairo signaled recognition while Yugoslavia praised the move as a step toward Arab liberation. The cabinet lists Kishner Kassera justice, Hamad finance, Soufi defense, Atteash interior, Brouji information, Zhair economy, Atassi communications, Avan steele, and Saywun justice.
New York markets recovered from last week's drop as trading picked up toward session end. The Dow rose about 1.2 percent while the 500 and rails indexes posted modest gains amid a five day, limited advance pattern. Trading volume reached about 16.7 million shares.
Almanac entry for Saturday March 9 1065 notes the moon phase and celestial observers, with brief historical anchors. It records Abraham Lincoln’s 1832 legislative bid, the 1862 Monitor Merrimack engagement, a 1917 iron workers strike ending, a 1902 German mine explosion, and a Tolstoy quote on poverty and effort.
Panic swept Bellport High School when a fire in the ceiling of the auditorium gymnasium trapped students on the second floor. Firemen and teachers helped students crawl through windows as flames filled the hallways. Dozens were injured, with 44 students and one firefighter hospitalized. Principal Thomas Feeney said the blaze appeared caused by wiring in WWII era construction.
Dr. Manuel Hf Guerra, head of the Mexican American Political Association education council, reports a survey of 13 California State Colleges showing widespread discrimination against Mexican American teachers and scholars. The study finds autonomous recruitment avoids Mexican American applicants, with few faculty of Mexican origin, and language teaching largely excludes native Spanish speakers. The group sent findings to Lt. Gov. Glenn Amberson as evidence of systemic bias affecting how Mexican American students and teachers are treated in higher education.
The Vatican seeks a safe conduct pass for Cardinal Mindszenty from Hungary. The Hungarian primate, aged nearly 71, refuses to leave the country and faces possible confinement or imprisonment if he leaves the legation in Budapest. Vatican hopes to place him in Rome with a permanent post.
Washington report notes Soviet authorities reaffirmed plans to pull back several thousand Russian troops from Cuba by mid March. Officials declined to specify exact numbers, saying the withdrawal would proceed as pledged. The statements came as talks with U.S. officials and news conferences continued.
Sacramento AP report states limited state funds prevent full implementation of a basic curriculum for state colleges. Trustees approved selective course establishment and a statewide faculty to advise on education and personnel policies. Admissions would target top 40 percent of high school graduates. plan aims to align with the Master Plan for Higher Education amid funding constraints and legislative calls for speed.
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