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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1968
Page
2
Colder air moves in tonight along the east coast as showers track from the Pacific Northwest near the Mexican border. Snow is possible in the central Rockies while the central region heads for warmer conditions.
A sprawling OCR fragment covers temperatures and weather for Southern Alameda County including Eden Hospital and San Leandro. It mentions southerly winds, highs around the 60s to 70s, and multiple local towns such as Newark, Hayward, Fremont, and San Leandro with scattered rain and gusts. It also lists hospital references, physician notes, and city weather summaries in a dense, period-voice style.
A powerful late winter storm moved across the nation, hitting New York and New England with heavy snow and sleet. Coastal areas from Nantucket to Maine received soaking rain then snow as the system pushed into the Midwest and Great Plains. The storm paralyzed travel from Oklahoma to West Virginia with widespread snow accumulations and thundershowers.
Washington UPI reports a government attempt to end the copper strike faltered as a compromise wage plan was accepted by unions but rejected by Phelps Dodge. Administration proposals to raise labor costs loom, with remaining details undisclosed while talks continue amid poor prospects for a quick settlement.
Magna Copper Co and WW unions announce an eight month strike settlement at Magnia plant and Superior, Arizona. The first statement by the company and Magna Unity Council, representing 2,600 employees, says a tie contract is in place and union membership will vote on ratification.
A tornado like Reno gale swept through Nevada causing one boy death and extensive damage. High winds shattered homes along U S Highway 50 and Las Vegas bound roads while residents were evacuated near the University of Nevada foothills. Fire and police battled calls as power lines failed and medical centers treated dozens for injuries.
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