Weather Corner Temperatures Log Local Area
Fair conditions continue tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s low near 46 to 47 degrees with westerly winds around 25 miles per hour.
07 May 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
1
Fair conditions continue tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s low near 46 to 47 degrees with westerly winds around 25 miles per hour.
Statewide forecast through Friday shows fair conditions in the Bay Area with highs near 64 to 65 and cooler nights. Shasta-Siskiyou and Sierra Nevada see more high clouds and warmth, while the Central Valley ranges from mid 70s to near 70 in coastal zones. Northwest winds 10 to 25 knots affect Monterey Bay and Salinas areas with scattered overcast portions in Salinas and Paso Robles.
Tide tables showing times and heights for Friday May 8 with low and high tides. Text includes brief coastal notes and measurements, though some words are garbled. Provides schedule for boating and shoreline planning, mentioning height figures and periods.
An aerial view shows a barren grass hillside with scattered wreckage and a cluster of rescue workers and investigators. Police and investigators inspect the wide crash site half a mile below a fogbound slope as motorists line Tassajara Road to view the disaster that left 44 people and a twin engine airliner disintegrated into specks.
Pacific Airlines released a crew and passenger roster for the Fairchild transport that crashed today in the foothills about 40 miles east of San Francisco. The list names Captain Ernest Clark and co-pilot R. Andress among crew and includes dozens of passengers with several surnames such as Gault, Brander, Galans, Beakley, Marty, Lecaug, Schaberl, Parker, Lee, Margrave, Gonzales, Stopp, Sloap, Varney, Baldwin, Ng, Thompson, Kendrick, and others, plus FAA officials aboard.
Witness Mrs. Jean Collins reports a Pacific Air Lines jet crashed into a hill near San Ramon, bursting into a ball of fire after a low passing over hills. Richard C. Collins, a worker at a radiation lab, observed the wreckage and noted fires and a small cloud of smoke.
This morning's crash of 2 Pacific Air Lines turbojet killed all 44 aboard when it plunged into a hillside about four miles north of Camp Parks at 6 50 am The disaster is noted as the worst in the area since United Air Lines DOSB crash near Deraloort on August 24 1951 which killed 50 persons.
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