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Patchy morning fog otherwise little temperature change. Tonight's low around 44 to 4?. winds variable from 0 to 12 mph.
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09 Nov 1965
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1965
Page
1
Statewide Weather Forecast Across California Regions
The report covers multiple regions with fair conditions in most zones through Wednesday, local morning fog in Bay Area and Sacramento Valley, highs mostly between 60 and 75 degrees, and variable light to moderate winds. Central Coast and Salinas areas show lingering fog and mild temperatures, while Northwestern California remains cloudy with showers north of Garberville.
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San Francisco Bay Area
P.h
AL Shasta-Siskiyou
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso
Monterey Bay Area
Central Coast
California
Garberville
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Cape Blanco
Cape Menducino
Edwards Sees Support Drop Over Civil Rights Bill
Don Edwards warned that support could weaken in next year’s election after voting against a bill aimed at protecting civil rights and free speech. He urged federal action to criminalize interference with civil rights, citing abuses from surveillance to mail censorship and pledging major effort in the next session.
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Don Edwards
Bill
Southern Jose
Jose Nemocral
Los Angeles
Oakland
Red Bluff
Assembly
Sacramento
Fries
West Thermal
Commie
Iniany
Siut
Tee Free
la Government-Way
Choute
Ray H
Albuquerque
Slowty
Per Pels
Atlanta
Blemarcky Fear
Edwards
Braad- Boston
Buffalo
Snow Ge
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dee Moines
Detroit
Individe Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mols
Paul
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Judiciary Committee
Tide Tables For Wednesday Nov 10 Time and tide readings
Fragmentary tide table page notes November 10 with garbled times and notes on tides. Reads as a maritime data brief listing segments for high and low tides and offshore readings, though multiple words are unreadable.
Governor Brown poised to sign remap bill amid gerrymander debate
The remap bill faces final approval after an error left 100000 Southern Alameda County residents outside a state Senate district. A rider by Stephen Teale adds retirement benefits for displaced legislators, enabling early eligibility and counting broader public service. Deputy AG John Fourt noted a court order could fix the boundary issue if vetoed.
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Alameda County
Senate
Thhose
Haywards Woodland Estates
Fairview
Castra Valley
Pleasanton-Livermore
Stephen Teale
West Point
John Fourt
Cooper
IBM Launched Successfully Vandenberg APB Test
IBM and the Air Force report a successful launch from Vandenberg on a day test range. Details describe a Ninelengin 2 intercontinental ballistic missile event with official statements confirming the launch outcome and timing.
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IBM
Vandenberg
Air Force
Hearings Delayed On Klan Case By Katzenbach Request
Atty General Nicholas Katzenbach asked congressional investigators not to take up the Lemuel Penn murder in the Ku Klux Klan probe, leading the House Un American Activities Committee to postpone a 10 am hearing and a 1 pm session. No reason given. The case centers on the slaying of Lemuel Penn in Georgia on July 1, 1964.
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Washington
Nicholas Katzenbach
Lemuel Penn
Katzenbach
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Penn
Washington, D.C
Negra
Georgia
Red China U N Bloc In Action In United Nations
United Nations debate on seating Communist China continues as diplomats report a proposal to admit Pe king while leaving Nationalist China status unresolved. Soviet portrayal of support for Red China adds to speculation on voting margins and the chance for a simple majority.
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Nations
China
Peking
Assembly
Soviet Union
Itsi
Auiptsm
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
Viet Duty Ban on 17-Year-Olds
A fragment describes five young men from the Catholic Worker movement protesting the draft, one setting himself ablaze near the United Nations and another self immolating outside the Pentagon. It mentions LaPorte, a Catholic Worker volunteer, and references Norman Morrison, the Pentagon case, with accounts of witnesses and police clues.
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Henry Okal
LaPorte
Topper Lake
N.Y
Catholic Worker Monthly
LePorte
Catholic Worker Movement
Saigon
Viet Nam
Norman R. Morrison
Pentagon
Washington
Sealift For Cubans Readied Amid Refugee Flows
A U S seaport move to land about 200 Cuban refugees noted as Camarioca arrivals. Coast Guard tallies show about 115 boats docked since Saturday with more on the way. Investigation details involve the crashed Boeing 727 and its pilot Captain Narant Teolin among the dead. a 15-member CAB team tours wreckage to determine cause while survivors are questioned. The shift includes Nixon administration policy on Vietnam era servicemen and a broader defense stance from Secretary Melvin Laird.
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Meanwile
Carnaritha
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Coast Guard
Jetliner Crash Kills 58 Aboard
A crash on final approach killed 58 people including Jack Flynn, 44, son of New York Daily News president F. M. Flynn, and Kirschstein, WPIX research director. The pilot sought a visual landing as the jet hit a hillside along the Ohio River on approach to the airport.
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Jack FA. Flynn
F. M.flymm
New York
Coast Guard corrects refugee figure after earlier error
The Coast Guard said an earlier figure of 44 refugees was incorrect. No further details were provided on the revised total or the source of the discrepancy.
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Coast Guard
Ike In Hospital With Chest Pains
General Eisenhower and his wife were at his Augusta hospital bedside after chest pains noted by officials. Doctors, including Dr Louis L Bailey, ran tests including cardiograms and blow tests while Eisenhower, recently active, had played golf earlier that day.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Normandy
Augusta National Golf Club
Mattingly
Louis L. Bailey
Augusta Heart
Eisenhower Illnesses Through 1965 Medical Timeline
Summary of Dwight D. Eisenhower health events from 1955 to 1965 including a heart attack in Denver and treatment at Fitzsimons Army Hospital, Walter Reed checks and surgeries, a stroke in 1957 with temporary speech impairment, a 1961 Walter Reed visit, a 1965 respiratory condition hospitalization, and routine checks at Alard and Walter Reed.
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Denver
Calo
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Walter Reed
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