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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1964
Page
1
The forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow except for a morning overcast. Tonight's low is expected between 42 and 48 degrees with light to brisk winds from 10 to 20 mph. Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures are not clearly stated in the readable text.
San Francisco Bay Area shows fair conditions through Tuesday with ocean overcast inland and highs in the 60s to low 70s. Sierra Nevada and Sacramento Valley turn warmer, while Salinas Valley and Monterey Bay remain partly cloudy with drizzle and coastal winds. Central San Joaquin Valley expects fair skies and highs around 83 to 89, with gentler evening winds.
Tide table shows Tuesday May 1 with time and height figures, low tide at 1:28 and 2.67 feet, another low at 0.0, high tide at 8:95 and 5.2 feet, sunrise at 5:56 and sunset at 8:16. Computed fees for Fort Point.
Racial violence erupted in Nashville Tenn as about 25 to 50 Negroes and whites clashed near Old Hickory Lake during a protest tied to the 10th anniversary of desegregation rulings. Police moved in quickly after bottles and fists flew, with officers escorting Black protesters to safety as authorities closed the beach area and sought calm.
Lawmakers edge toward final action on a 3.6 billion dollar budget with conferees poised to report a compromise on the aid to education bill. The tidelands oil bill remains before the Assembly as the session hopes to adjourn by Friday.
About 10 000 U S troops reenact a war between Calonia and Nezona near Needles as Operation Desert Strike begins. Nezona accuses Calonia of aggression over Colorado River water. a 10 percent water cut has been ordered nationwide due to two dry years. An accident near Newberry casualties occurred, while the exercise runs through May 30.
Five persons sustained minor injuries when the Baltimore and Ohio Ambassador passenger train derailed near North Baltimore Ohio. The train en route from Washington to Detroit left the tracks and overturned two passenger cars and a baggage car.
Los Angeles dispatch reports Senator Barry Goldwater during a California campaign speech urged reconsidering U.S. commitments to the United Nations if Red China is admitted. He called the UN a transient majority and warned against compelling the United States to stay bound by resolutions he says fail to reflect real power.
London AP reports hundreds of teens in rival dress-based groups clashed at southern England resorts for a second day. Brighton became a battleground as police on horseback tried to disperse mobs. Police arrested 60 youths for assault or obstructing officers. Margate held 60 teens overnight with magistrates to sentence three to six months and fines from 140 to 210 dollars.
Ricd Erle a 36 year old counterman chased a customer who had cut his hair at a Brunt Oak bar. The customer turned and struck Erle with a soda bottle. A police official said the man thought he was under attack. Erle was treated at a hospital and released. No charges were filed against the customer.
Las Vegas dispatch reports rushed talks on a 10 percent mandatory cutback in Colorado River water use. Officials like Brown favored voluntary measures first, while Interior Secretary Udall announced the mandatory plan after a closed meeting with California, Nevada governors and regional water users. The order targets all basin users, with allocations tied to available supply and actual need.
Katanga faces a water supply strain as Udall projects 400000 to 500000 acre feet yearly to replenish existing stocks. He vows to crack down on farmers siphoning river water illegally. Governor Brown and Sawyer were expected at a regional conference but did not attend.
Notes mark Massachusetts first to require school attendance 8 to 14 in 1862 and Lincoln nomination in 1860. FDR signed TVA Act in 1933. 1958 sees Jacqueline Cochran become first woman to fly faster than sound. Cervantes quote reflects on rash ventures. Moon, planets noted for the day.
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