Weather Corner Local Area Weather Update
Partly cloudy today with a 40 percent chance of sleet or snow. High near 79 and low around 30, with expected variability in temperatures through the day.
30 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
1
Partly cloudy today with a 40 percent chance of sleet or snow. High near 79 and low around 30, with expected variability in temperatures through the day.
A garbled weather list shows many cities such as Albany Albuquerque Boston Denver Detroit Fort Worth Las Vegas and New York with a mix of clear cloudy rain and partial readings. Some entries are unreadable or corrupted but indicate typical regional forecasts and sporadic precipitation reports.
Partly cloudy with showers possible today through Sunday. Highs 60s to 70s, lows mid 40s to mid 50s. West winds 10 to 20 mph, lighter in some valleys. Shasta to Sierra Nevada shows showers and mountain snow above 4,000 feet. Sacramento, Salinas, Monterey Bay and Paso Robles stay mostly cloudy with little temperature change.
Fragmentary tide table notes show height and time columns, mentions sunrise and sunset, with unreadable figures and stray letters. Content lacks clear locations or precise measurements. No identifiable names, organizations, or dates beyond vague Sunday and March references.
An explosion in Tucson leveled a large building Friday killing six and injuring more than a dozen. The owner Harris Sitonic was trapped under debris for over an hour. The blast damaged the structure and tossed debris across the site. cause not yet determined.
A historical notice lists Tra ad Séviewy IP Fiere Sparks resident and publisher, William Criveete as business manager, and Harry A. Wolker as advertising director at a Hayward post office operation. It cites subscription rates and multiple local office addresses in Hayward, San Leandro, Fremont, and Livermore with ringed postal zones and circulation bureau notes.
Newburgh businessman Joseph Mitchell and partner Lawrence J. DiMaster face bribery and conspiracy charges in State Supreme Court. They allegedly sought a $20,000 payoff from two brothers seeking a zoning change, with Mitchell defending the case as politically motivated amid welfare reform debates.
An article details Democrats pressing President Eisenhower and Congress for substantial tax cuts and spending reallocations. It cites Kennedy era figures, anticipated July enactment, and proposed reductions. Statements from Senate leader Mike Mansfield and Speaker John Wyden are noted alongside debate on appropriations and executive timelines.
AP reports a sharp cooling in Cuba tensions after the Cuban Mig attack on the American cargo ship Floridan. Fidel Castro promised to explain the strafing, with Swiss Embassy involvement. Kennedy weighs new U S and Soviet troop withdrawal counts as Moscow claims thousands have left Cuba. State Department notes misfire by Cuban forces but calls it an error and a potential apology.
The Sacramento summary outlines a Senate debate on appointing Thomas W. Dradens to a State Board of Education. It notes opposition to a bill affecting seven state government officials and drug dispensing rules. Also mentioned is highway reporting requirements and a license mandate for transferring funds to foreign entities, with references to SR 285 and SB 3k Regan.
In San Diego AP Marine Corps Sgt Carlton Slay, convicted of 14 counts of mistreatment and brutality, faces a sentence including confinement at hard labor for three years, a demotion to private, forfeiture of pay and allowances, and discharge. Witnesses testified as the trial drew to a close, with defense and prosecution clashing over the severity of punishment.
The Almanac for Saturday March 30 notes the 83rd day of 1068 with moon near first quarter. Births include actor De Wolf Mopper born 1858. Historical notes: Lipman of Philadelphia introduced the pencil with eraser in 1858. Alaska sale pivotal in 1867. 13th Amendment adopted in 1865. Texas readmitted in 1870. Russian troops invade Austria in 1945. Thought by Witla Osther laments small town winter.
The new IRS travel and entertainment deduction rules allow some business related outlays while curbing lavish spending. Caplin says deductions depend on clear business purpose with meals and quiet settings still deductible, and hosts may include spouses if tied to business. Public hearings will adjust details and agents will favor taxpayers with good faith compliance.
Pasadena board member William Norris and Assemblyman Gordon Winton both support giving local districts more control over textbook selection. Norris and Winton discussed granting the board broader authority to adopt different books for varied learning levels and to distribute titles by district needs, with Norris pressing for a legal determination of current authority.
Oregon officials monitor rising Marys and Yamhill rivers as a weekend storm brings rain and gusty winds. A motel roof blew off and basements flooded. the Far West Relays in Eugene were canceled. Snow blankets Oregon and Washington amid stormy conditions across the region.
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