Weather Corner Parity Sees Minor Temperature Change
Weather outlook shows a small shift in temperatures through tomorrow. Tonight’s low around 45 to 50 degrees with west to south winds 10 to 20 mph.
02 Nov 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1965
Page
1
Weather outlook shows a small shift in temperatures through tomorrow. Tonight’s low around 45 to 50 degrees with west to south winds 10 to 20 mph.
State wide forecast shows fair conditions in the San Francisco Bay Area with morning clouds and highs 63 to 70 degrees. Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou cloudy and cooler. Sierra Nevada cloudy in north and fair in south, cooler. Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley mostly fair with highs 63-68 and 85-75 respectively. Varying winds and mild nightly lows noted across regions.
Yesterday’s high and today’s low noted with coastal winds. In Northwestern California, cloudy through Wednesday with today’s high and tonight’s low around Santa Rosa 65 44, Ukiah 12 46. Winds south 10 to 20 knots north of Pt Are variable 5 to 13 knots.
Tide tables show water heights and times across the day with periods of high and low tides. The data lists two time segments and corresponding height measurements, indicating daily tidal shifts for the port.
Washington AP report notes the Justice Department questioning an IRS ruling allowing antitrust violators to deduct triple damages from taxes. A congressional committee urges ending the deduction where actual convictions occur, with Attorney General Katzenbach calling the ruling not necessarily the department’s likely position and warning against treating antitrust violations as a business risk.
U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy and his wife arrived in Hong Kong after a five day swing through Southeast Asia. Kennedy, traveling via Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Singapore and Malaysia, said most people he spoke with are genuinely eager for peace and security of their country.
In Griffin Georgia police chief Len Blackwell testified that on April 4 Ku Klux Klan members were arrested after a cross burning observed by witnesses. An arsenal and Klan robes were found in their cars near the Klavern HQ. Arrestees included Colbert McGriff Oliver Custis Sanders Allen Bayne and Thomas Royce Carlyle.
Regents faced a message from supervisors asking to stop the Viet Nam Day committee from using university equipment or facilities and to exclude the campus as a staging area. Supervisors also urged awareness of faculty involvement in the demonstrations and approved paying $15,982.10 to the sheriff's department for overtime costs during the Oct 35 and 1f Viet Nam Day demonstrations.
Coakley told the board that nursing students will gain clinical experience at four local sites amid about $26 000 in Oakland Police overtime costs. Hospitals will supply medical care and obstetrical and pediatric training, but the strain could force state hospital actions and fiscal pressure on districts.
Monday hearings at Wavern headquarters near Allenia yield witness refusals as committee questions focus on handling expensives and garlics amid ongoing dispute. The proceedings lead to the arrest of five Klans members.
In Nashville Tennessee 11 year old Peter Steitz of St. Bartholomew's Troop 177 earned 40 mile font Tenderfoot recognition from the Boy Scouts of America. The young scout has been active in scouting since its inception in the United States on Feb. 8, 1910.
West Berlin official Walter Guensi ther resigns as head of the Berlin district Neukoelln after 14 years and from the local parliament. He admits he never formally studied medicine and also leaves the Socialists party. No formal action yet taken.
The article notes Polvarosa being selected from seven candidates for a city council seat after an election campaign in 1980. He will be sworn in and serve until April 1966, with re-election required if he wishes to remain on the council.
In Bangkok a Thai military court convicted seven men of spying for France. Sentences ranged from six to six years. Two defendants were French nationals who worked as a translator and an interpreter for the French Embassy. the other five were Thai government officials.
The Coral Sea sails into port with Lt Cmdr Simon and family embraced on deck as crews recount 19 missions and 10 836 air strikes against the Viet Cong. Her crew carried 6 000 tons of explosives and missiles while seven pilots were shot down and three captured, illustrating the toll of the conflict for the sailors and their families.
U S combat troops reported 82 Communist guerrillas killed and 26 captured in central Viet Nam near Ple Me and around Qui Nhon as 1st Air Cavalry Division engaged 300 to 600 enemy. Rescue of a downed pilot and large air drop described. Diem assassination anniversary noted.
Two men were jailed in a scheme involving more than 1 million dollars in Frontier Bank funds. The bank said about 62 thousand dollars were lost due to an exchange of checks backed by sufficient funds between a local bank and a Los Angeles lender.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a plan to build a Chinese cultural and trade center near Chinatown. The site is the old Hall of Justice at Washington and Kearney streets. Chinatown businessman K Chay said We strongly support it.
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