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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1963
Page
1
Rain at times through to morrow. Tonight's low will range from 50 to 55 degrees with south to southwest winds at 25 to 45 mph. Strong gusts possible. Areas of brief drizzle and overcast skies likely. Coastal regions may see brief showers late tonight.
A spotted statewide forecast shows rain stretching through Tuesday across California regions including the Bay Area Shasta-Siskiyou Sierra Nevada Central Valley and Salinas Valley with varying temperatures. Snow at higher elevations above 5 000 feet in the north and 7 000 feet in the south is expected in the Sierra Nevada with cold conditions. Winds shift to southerly 12 to 35 mph in many areas with small craft advisories along coastal zones.
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures and rainfall are reported for the Indies region. Data covers 24 hours ending 7 am today, noting temperature extremes and precipitation amounts for the period.
New York AP survey of 1403 Republican county chairmen and leaders shows Goldwater as the strongest candidate for the 1964 nomination in most states. Delegates favoring him declined to Rockefeller on some counts, while Nixon leads in New Hampshire primary questions. A deadlock risk exists in several states.
AP reports Shree Buddhist monks sheltering at the U S Embassy in Saigon during South Viet Nam's Buddhist crisis left the embassy on Monday. Separately, a Gallup-like poll of GOP leaders shows Goldwater as the strongest potential candidate against Kennedy, with Rockefeller and Nixon also receiving support.
A runaway flatcar rolled 14 miles from Danville to Avon at 50 to 66 mph after 6 PM Sunday, strike a car at Mount Diablo Boulevard. Teen drivers Jay Peays, 16, and passenger Marty Schappmian, 16, of Walnut Creek were treated for minor injuries at Kaiser Hospital. The lumber laden car clipped a car and sped through Walnut Creek, Concord, before stopping in Avon.
Veteran statesman George Papandreou led the Center Union to a surprising victory over Premier Constantine Karamanlis and his rightist National Radical Union in Greece's election for 300 seats. Polls show a likely short of a governing majority, with strong turnout and a political shift challenging the long ruling police state image. The new parliament convenes December 4, while Greece maintains its pro Western NATO alignment amid ongoing political realignments.
Tide tables provide high and low tide times and heights for Tuesday. Computed figures show lunar and solar patterns with sunrise and sunset times, and references to figures illustrating changes in water levels throughout the day.
The Daily Review in Hayward Alameda County California lists staff roles and a 1697 date line for communications to 116 W Winton Ave. It notes subscription rates per weekday and Sunday, month pricing, and provides office and circulation bureau information with address variants in Hayward and San Andreas areas.
The Almanac Tollay marks Monday November 4 the 308th day of 1063 with 57 to follow. The moon nears last quarter as Jupiter and Saturn shine. Notable births include American guitarist Wil Rogers in 1879. Factual milestones cover Lincoln and Mary Todd’s Springfield marriage in 1842, WWI terms in 1918, Manchuria censure in 1931, Eisenhower’s 1952 election ending Democratic rule, and Lil Durant on national health.
Tran Van Chuong, father of Ngo Dinh Nhu, rejected his daughter’s assertion that the United States influenced the coup in Vietnam. He said she was very bitter and very unfair in her remarks, speaking Sunday night.
Weekend snow closed Sierra passes Sonora on Highway 108 and Tioga on Highway 120 with reopening likely early this week. Officials said closures typically last through winter until a major snowfall ends the stoppage.
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