Weather Corner Mostly Fair Tonight and Tomorrow
Mostly fair conditions continue tonight with a slight warming trend tomorrow. Temperatures will range from 38 to 44 degrees. expect northwesterly winds 25 to 40 mph.
06 May 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
1
Mostly fair conditions continue tonight with a slight warming trend tomorrow. Temperatures will range from 38 to 44 degrees. expect northwesterly winds 25 to 40 mph.
California regional forecast shows fair conditions in the San Francisco Bay Area and Mt Shasta Sleklyou area with increasing cloudiness and showers in the Monterey Bay and Salinas Valley. Snow in the Sierra Nevada today, with warmer temperatures inland and west to northwest winds easing, small craft advisories posted along coasts from Fort Bragg to Cape Mendocino.
The report notes yesterday's high and today's low temperatures for the Southern Alameda County area. Details include observed high and current low readings, with emphasis on local weather conditions and regional temperature range.
Eight Hiroshima atom bomb survivors met with Harry S. Truman at the Truman Library in Independence Missouri. Japanese educator Dr Takuo Matsumoto, former Hiroshima College president, discussed ending the war and preventing further loss of life as they spoke briefly on stage.
Tide tables and daylight details for Thursday May 7 show high and low tides with heights, along with sunrise at 6 09 and sunset at 8. The fragment includes stray notes on water conditions and a garbled reference to a fort paint or fixture and unreadable terms.
In Sacramento the Assembly advanced a plan by Governor Brown to grant an eight hundred seventy five dollar tax break to up to a million Californians with low incomes. The measure increases the standard deduction to 500 for single filers and 1,000 for joint filers earning under 2,000 dollars annually, reducing the need to file state income tax returns for about 125,000 people. The bill aims to ease tax compliance while providing relief to low income families and individuals.
Castro Valley hearing tonight by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors will consider a use permit to expand a private school at 21010 and 21026 With Thea Avenue. Applicant Oliver Stivers seeks enlarging the school on a site near Witheam Avenue. Meeting set for 7 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial Building, Hayward.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Studebaker Corporation is being sued for 100000 in damages for ceasing to manufacture cars in the United States. The action is filed in U S District Court by Robert A Waters owner of a Studebaker distributorship in San Francisco. He alleges the firm halted production harming his business and seeks monetary compensation.
The NAACP pressed General Motors Ford and Chrysler in a push for merger talks and franchise decisions tied to bused race hiring and church action. Meetings were slated with Methodist and Evangelical churches, urging immediate steps toward ending discriminatory practices, including discussions on franchise termination in several regions.
A biracial group appeals to Nashville and Memphis leaders to desegregate public facilities as NAACP and industry insiders press for racial harmony. Across the South, efforts to desegregate schools and enforce civil rights face resistance amid protests, legal actions, and budget cuts.
Macy's offers summer apparel for infants and toddlers in white red and blue. Items include cotton terry outfits with snap crotch ease, short and long styles, and Carter's and Tyke's brands. Sizes range infant to toddler with prices around 2.50. Located at Be cherh corner first floor.
Fragmented OCR shows a zipper pocket drawstring hood item and a price list for play uniforms or accessories. Mentions Sabteen and white only items with prices five and a half dollars, unclear ages or teams and no clear event or location.
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