Weather Corner: Night and Tomorrow Cold With Northerly Winds
Marty reports late tonight and tomorrow will turn colder with a gradual fall from 47 to 52 degrees. Expect northerly winds at 15 miles per hour.
12 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1964
Page
1
Marty reports late tonight and tomorrow will turn colder with a gradual fall from 47 to 52 degrees. Expect northerly winds at 15 miles per hour.
Fragmented forecast notes showers in the Bay Area and Salinas Salinas Valley with partly cloudy tonight. Sacramento and Central Valley expect cooler nights and mostly fair Friday with varying wind speeds. Monterey Bay and Salinas region show highs in the 57 to 65 range and northwest winds 12 to 22 knots.
Weather summary reports high and low temperatures over the past 48 hours ending at 7 am today with rainfall measured in inches. Data includes temperature highs, lows, and total precipitation for the period, detailing local readings.
In Santa Clara AP family members of Navy Lt. Everett Alvarez Jr saw a North Vietnamese propaganda film via NBC Huntley Brinkley Report. They voiced relief at his condition after viewing him in the five minute documentary showing him in a Bayonet helmet and being questioned. The film, cut from 100 minutes to five, was meant to boost morale and support for the war.
At Kennedy International Airport a British Overseas Airways Boeing 707 landed with six passengers from England Wednesday night before pilot Kazimierz Fraser, 50, collapsed and died in the cockpit. Copilot Michael King assisted as crew members administered oxygen. Fraser, a Polish army veteran who fled to England, had previously served as a Royal Air Force fighter pilot.
United Nations special committee on decolonization backed a subcommittee report urging the United States to pursue independence for Guam. The vote was seven in favor with ten abstentions.
HOLYOKE MASS AP seven persons five children perished in a five story tenement blaze likely started on rear porches Fire Chief MaHoney called it fast moving and possibly arson Rescue workers described hearing an intruder in the cellar Volunteers said Ronald Langlois 19 entered the burning building thrice to save children but flames forced him to retreat
WEYMOUTH Mass AP Miss Sarah Ann Page observes her 105th birthday today. She attributes longevity to eating carefully and getting a lot of sleep.
Senators clash over committee spots as Humphrey departs to run for vice president. A three man contest for Humphrey's old post shapes a sectional battle among Pastore Long and Monroney. Regional blocs vie for influence while uncertain Nevada results loom over overall Democratic alignments. The leadership scramble could extend to early January caucus decisions.
The Verrazano Narrows Bridge in New York City conducted a brief lighting test as 752 new lights were added to the longest suspension span between Brooklyn and Staten Island. company president Harry Sverdilove called it the biggest moment of his life while noting a single operator will control the bridge’s vast electrical system from a $300,000 console.
The text lists events on November 12 across years: 1920 Kenesaw Mountain Landis named first baseball commissioner. 1920 Stalin declared undivided dictator with Trotsky expelled. 1948 Tojo war crimes tribunal executions. 1951 IMF grants $18 million loan amid oil revenue loss. Also notes birthdays and a Frost quote.
Readable fragments reference Senators including Ross Bass of Tennessee and Joseph M Montoya of New Mexico. Mentions relate to committees such as Foreign Relations and Appropriations with freshmen and Democrats noted in a general political context.
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