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04 May 1964
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1964
Page
1
Temperatures and Rainfall For 24 Hours Ending 7 A.M.
Yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures plus rainfall measured in the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. today. Records show a warm day with scattered showers and a light drizzle continuing into the early morning hours.
Statewide Weather Across California Through Tuesday
The report outlines fair conditions in most regions through Tuesday with varying highs from the mid 50s to 70s, occasional showers in central and southern Sierra areas, and cloudiness in Monterey Bay and Salinas Valley. Sacramento and Salinas showers possible today, followed by fair or warmer conditions tomorrow, with scattered winds and coastal knotes.
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California
Central Area
Central
Sierra Nevada
Ewest
North
Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou
Sacramento Valley
GM Corp Target For Pickets
Civil rights demonstrators planned a noon to 1 p.m. pickup at GM national headquarters in midtown Detroit to press for changes in what NAACP leaders call a lily white personnel policy. GM denies discrimination, noting nonwhite employees across many levels. NAACP spokesman Arthur Johnson says the protest is part of a national push. NAACP national labor secretary Herbert Hill claims GM is “highly white” at top levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corp
GM National
General Motors
Arthur Johnson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Herbert Hill
National Labor Tsecretary
NAACP
Tide Tables for Tuesday May 5 Heavy tide schedule
Tide tables show time and height readings for Tuesday May 5 with high tides listed at 6:16 and 8:49 and heights 4.2 and 4.6 feet. Sunrise is at 6:10 and sunset at 8:05. Evening notes mention low visibility and dark figures p.m. advisories.
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Bol Salt Bien Am
Western Governors propose steps to end regional water fight
California Governor Edmund G Brown proposes a Western States Water Commission to guide federal studies on regional water pooling and settlement with Arizona over water rights. Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield calls for hands off downstream exports and Western self reliance to develop a regional program amid the long running dispute.
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San Francisco
California
Oregon
Edmund G. Brown
Western States Water Commission
Arizona
Mark C. Hatfield
Brown
Inf
Inferme Stewart Udall
Fornia
Goldwater favored by California GOP group in Bakersfield endorsement
The United Republicans of California endorsed Barry Goldwater for president by acclamation at a 1375-member convention in Bakersfield. Delegates also considered water policy, backing increased Western water and protections for source states, while discussions urged surveying resources and alternatives to aid water-poor areas.
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Brown
Hatfield
Bakersfield
Barry Goldwater
United’ Republicans
California
Arizona
URGC
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
UROC
San Francisco
Lee Kaiser
George Murphy
Los Angeles
Fred Hall
Clair Engle
Hall
Cranston backs War on Poverty in Los Angeles
AP report from Los Angeles quotes Alanis Cranston pledging support for President Johnson’s war on poverty. He criticizes Republican critics as opposing aid to the one fifth of Americans in despair and calls for increased home construction for low income families, youth job training, and elderly medical insurance under Social Security. He cites urban crises due to unemployment and slum housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Alanis Cranston
Johnson
Dolllars
Cranston
Building Service
George Murphy
Murphy
San Francisco
Leland Kaiser
Fred Hall
Kansas
Father and three sons drown off Santa Barbara coast
Coast Guard called off an extensive search after Goleta man James Wilson and his three sons, ages 11 and 13, disappeared when their Tefoot outboard cabin cruiser capsized near Anacapa Island. The partially submerged craft was spotted Sunday. authorities presumed they drowned after no sign of survivors.
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Long Beach
Coast Guard
Win
James Wilson
Bins
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz Island
Anacapa Island
Strange As It Seems on Ireland border tale
A garbled item notes a border oddity between Northern Ireland and Southern Ireland. Mentions an insect called the fire beetle and suggests a 27 year life question. Reads like a quirky syndicated column fragment with unclear specifics.
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Mace
Flurrybridge
RIE
Northern Ireland
Hern Ireland
Erie
Southern Ireland
Racial Debate Splits Methodists at 1963 Conference
At the 1963 General Conference in Pittsburgh, Methodists debated a report favoring civil disobedience within carefully circumscribed limits amid insistence on voluntary gradual integration. Integrationists pressed to strengthen plans while vigil participants demanded faster action to merge Negro and white conferences.
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Pittsburgh
The
Methodist Church
Harold A. Bosley
Christ Church, Methodist, New York
G. Ross Freeman
Atlanta
Methodist
Freeman
Modernislie Civic Arena
Reward For Lost Dresses In Downtown Los Angeles
American dress designer Mr. Blackwell has posted a 1000 reward for information leading to the recovery of 32 dresses stolen Saturday from a basement garage in the downtown garment district. He valued the original dresses at 250000 and said the line was to be shown next fall. Blackwell noted it will take weeks to reproduce the designs.
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Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
Oakland
Red Bluff
San Diego
San Francisco
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Boneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Memphis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Hatfield
Rapid City
Executo
Naltives
Richmond
Lovey
St. Louis
Salt
U. S
California
Colorado
Blackiwell
Blackwell
Medical dental space available at excellent location
Offices suitable for dentist pediatrician or general practitioner modern air conditioned space low rent contact Mr George at 537 4004 days for details
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George
Texan Heads For The Fair On Bicycle Journey
Paul R. Kepner, 68, plans a bicycle trip from Houston to the World's Fair, aiming to depart by sunrise Tuesday and reach the fair around June 6. He expects to average about 110 miles daily, saying the ride is for exercise and personal challenge.
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Houston
Tex
Paul R. Kepner
Kepner
Ministers view thinking machines at Berkeley seminar
AP reports a group of ministers and scholars at Pacific School of Religion and UC Berkeley discussed thinking machines. A computer center demonstration showed a machine solving hundreds of geometry problems and tracing its step by step methods. Theologians warned against yielding humanity to machines, arguing man remains the value maker and must decide his own destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Pacific School
University of California
Computers Center
Austin C. Hoggatt
Hoggatt
Jeven
Conrad Bonifazi
Imea
3Onifazi
Almanac Today May 8 1964 Notes and Historic Events
Almanac entry lists notable dates from 1886 Haymarket riot casualties to Capone imprisonment in 1982 and Coral Sea battle in 1942. Includes a 1968 wedding in Poncanites Mills New York and a Daniel Webster quote about farming as civilization’s foundation.
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Coral Sea
U.S. Navy
Nelson Brockefeliez
New York
Margaretta
Happy) Murphy
Poncantines Mills
N.Y
Daniel Webster
Peking Says Debt to Soviet Union Will End Next Year
London AP reports Chen Yi deputy premier and foreign minister told British correspondents that China will be free of all debt to the Soviet Union by the end of next year. He added all other foreign debts would be repaid by 1967 and all internal governmental debts by 1968.
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London
China
Soviet Union
Chen Yi
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