15 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner notes a local forecast with tonight’s conditions showing variable winds from west to northwest at 25 to 33 miles per hour. Temperatures are expected to fall to the upper teens or low twenties with periods of cloud cover and possible light showers at times.
statewide forecast notes partly cloudy conditions today with rain or snow tonight and Saturday. Sierra Nevada shows variable clouds with scattered showers mainly south, snow north of Highway 49 tonight spreading over most areas Saturday, temperatures upper 50s to mid 60s and lows 30s to mid 40s, winds NW 10-22 mph. Monterey Bay area fair today and increasing clouds with rain Saturday, highs near 60, lows around 40s. Salinas and Paso Robles show rain Saturday, wind NW 10-20 mph, highs mid 50s to mid 60s. Santa Clara Valley fair then cloudy with rain Saturday, highs mid 50s to mid 60s, lows around 40s. Fort Bragg and Mendocino coast partly cloudy, rain Saturday, small craft advisories for northwest winds 20-30 knots easing tonight into southwest 10-20 knots.
Tide tables list highs and lows with times and measurements in feet and inches. The record notes high tides around 4:58 a.m. and 2:46 p.m. with corresponding low tides and dates.
Fragmentary weather note mentions yesterday's high and today's low temperatures but details are unreadable or garbled. No clear locations or figures are present to identify a city, date, or specific values.
Southern Pacific and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks have agreed to submit their differences to binding arbitration. Union leader Daniel Weaver alleges missteps by President Kennedy and warns negotiations should continue. The dispute centers on arbitration board selection and the impact of automation on nearly 4000 workers since 1958.
SACRAMENTO AP The state capitol is a fire hazard says State Fire Marshal Glenn Be Vance. He recommends installing automatic sprinklers in the basement area to prevent rapid spread upstairs if a fire starts there.
Shamrock Texas plans a major St Patrick day celebration with a two mile parade marching through Main Street and 36 hours of Southernmen entertainment. 27 volunteer commissions run the event alongside a Gaelic kickoff banquet hallmarked by green banners and Irish themed pageantry.
The page shows publication details for The Daily Review including staff roles such as Floyd Snark as president and publisher, Jam Chiltetes as business manager, and distribution notes. It also lists multiple printing and advertising offices across Hayward Fremont and South Street addresses with subscription rates and circulation mentions.
Final days for Sabin Type III oral polio vaccine clinics in Southern Alameda County. Clinica Sowheat Meal Center on Foothill Boulevard in San Leandro and Livermore Recreation Center on 8th Street host extended hours to vaccinate residents tonight and tomorrow. Newark Pavilion on Thornton Avenue offers late hours to end the drive.
A garbled Sacramento summary outlines political figures and legislative items, including mentions of former executions, AB 1838, and political figures such as Knowland and Goldwater. It references state park trails, public education reforms, and hospital funding increases, with committee actions on education and foster care policies.
Waldie aims to alter Bay Area transit funding with a proposed bill to carve an eastern Contra Costa segment from a new district, sparking opposition from San Francisco leaders who warn higher taxes for eastern residents. Assembly debates whether to withdraw or amend the measure as opponents say it could wreck the transit district.
Almanac entry for Friday March 45 1963 states the date as the 74th day with 291 to follow. It lists Andrew Jackson born 1767 and notes Maine statehood 1320, New York voting machines 1892, WWI veterans forming the American Legion in Paris 1919, a 196 landslide in Peen killing four, and a Stalin quote about history and fliers.
The Communist world plans a demonstration against the Kennedy meeting opening Monday in San Jose Costa Rica. Central American presidents will attend as Fidel Castro's menace looms. Costa Rica's Communist party hints at an alibi if violent disruption occurs, with Manuel Mora Valverde disavowing responsibility for any physical measures against the presidents.
Bandleader Ted Weems, 62, was hospitalized in Tulsa after a stroke. Attendants labeled his condition serious to critical, and he missed a Wednesday night performance while doctors treated him for breathing difficulties following the incident.
New Orleans reports that the Algiers Irish Association will host a St Patrick's Day dinner after a parade through the Irish Channel. The menu features corned beef and cabbage and green beer to celebrate the occasion.
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