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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1964
Page
2
Partly cloudy today with fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Temperatures little changed. Tonight’s low around 42 to 48 degrees. Winds west to northwest at 19 to 22 mph.
Statewide forecast shows a mix of cloudy conditions and showers across the Bay AreaSacramento Valley San Joaquin Valley Salinas and Monterey Bay with varying highs in the 50s to 70s and lows in the 30s to 40s Northwest winds 10 to 25 mph inland and stronger coastal gusts. Snow is expected above 4000 feet in Shasta Siskiyou Sierra regions with unsettled conditions through Saturday.
The page lists daily temperatures for Southern Alameda County including Hayward Union City and nearby areas with highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s and lows ranging from the 40s to upper 60s. It also shows nationwide city readings, weather conditions, and a May 2 tide table with sunrise and sunset times.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Teacy Sims a 28 year old civil rights leader was convicted Thursday night of disturbing the peace at a March 7 Sheraton Fans Hotel sit in demonstration. Thirteen codefendants were acquitted by an eight woman four man jury. Sims chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee to End Discrimination called the verdict a victory as the first mass acquittal in this wave of cases. Her attorney Norman Leonard said the jury knew the defendants were not guilty but had to scapegoat the young leader. Leonard said he would seek a live trial. The jury deliberated nearly 12 hours returning the verdict at 10 18 p m. Sims could face up to 90 days in jail and a 200 fine.
Sacramento moves forward on a summer agenda as the legislature wrestles with a high-stakes bill. A four‑member panel returned a not guilty verdict in a closely watched case while deliberations stretched into a long three‑day weekend. Deliberations are paused for a recess next week, with the June primary still on the horizon.
A Columbia University professor told the House Judiciary Committee that a constitutional amendment to allow school prayers would create an utterly impossible and chaotic situation. He predicted a national agency would be needed to supervise the religious exercises that would follow.
Sacramento AP Dr Max Rafferty announces personal intervention to avert a May 28 Oakland school boycott amid Rumford Act tensions He plans talks with NAACP Oakland leaders and the school board to study and rectify discrimination if found He warns May is a danger month and fears adults may use children as tools in political aims.
The Republican Crit ical Issues Council urged immediate action against Castro and called for an anti-Castro exile government in Latin America to rally 200,000 Cuban refugees. Senators Fulbright and others weighed in as the administration faced renewed pressure over Cuban policy.
In San Mateo California about 9000 students heard Mickey Lima Communist Party leader speak on a campus talk series despite court efforts to block it. Senator Barry Goldwater and Pierre Salinger also attended as critics. A judge denied an injunction sought by Francis to stop Lima’s appearance.
AP reports Cardinal Cushing received police protection during a visit to Catherine's Church Norwood when a threat was reported about the installation of a new pastor. Chief James M. Murphy escorted the prelate from the altar with four officers surrounding him to the rectory. Police gave no details of the threat.
SACRAMENTO AP A Democratic senator accuses Republican Secretary of State Frank Jordan of trying to suppress voters by keeping Sen Clair Engles name on the June primary ballot The bill to remove Engles name was opposed by Jordan who calls the move partisan Senator Edwin J Regan of Veaverville said Jordan stood for party interests and Engles name may be drawn from the ballot if law allows
James A. McKeehan, a 31 year old Scotsman from San Bernardino, paid 250.04 with 25,004 pennies at the IRS office to settle a 414.84 overpayment from five years earlier. He complained banks prevented him from giving more and noted a parking meter expired as he left.
Premier Khrushchev will travel with his family and official party by ship from the Black Sea via the Turkish Straits and Aegean to Alexandria arriving May 9 for the initial dedication of the Nile River high dam at Aswan. Arab diplomatic sources report the voyage.
Almanac entry for Friday May 1 1964 notes the 122nd day with 244 remaining, moon nearing last quarter. Saturn morning star Venus evening star. Historical picks include Buffalo Bill's first wild west show in 1883 and Chicago skyscraper plans in 1884. Empire State Building dedication in 1931 and 1960 U2 incident over Russia. Thought for the day reflects Wil la Carther on trees.
Premier George Papandreou announced a probe into the personal finances of all politicians and civil servants and their immediate relatives going back to April 1 1946. Unexplained irregularities could trigger possible provisional action under his draft bill.
Sacramento attorney general Stanley Mosk ruled that a fixed racial quota for jobs violates California law while allowing a narrow use of a race balance concept. He said a quota or mandatory allocation is unlawful, whereas a flexible balance may be legal, and noted semantic distinctions matter in applying the Labor Code. The inquiry followed harassment and protest actions linked to demands for racial hiring equity in broadcast and demonstrations.
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