14 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1964
Page
1
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures for Hayward are reported. Skies show typical conditions with mild to warm afternoon. Data focuses on daily temperature range and brief forecast guidance.
Regional forecasts show fair to partly cloudy conditions across the Bay Area and valleys with warmer afternoons. Highs range from the mid 50s to low 60s, nightly lows in the 30s to 40s, and light to moderate northwest winds in several zones. Snow flurries possible in the Sierra Nevada north portions, with cooler extremes in the San Joaquin Valley. A mix of sunny, breezy, and warmer Sunday expectations across Sacramento and Salinas Valleys.
A Soviet liaison mission sedan ignored halt orders near a restricted U.S. area in Heidelberg Germany. An American guard fired a warning shot and then at the left rear tire after the vehicle refused to stop. The two aboard, a Soviet colonel and an enlisted driver, were detained about seven hours and released.
In Sacramento Brown unveils a plan to attract unemployed youths to fields, raise farm wages, and phasing out foreign labor. He calls for foreign workers to continue under Public Law 414 with decreasing numbers as the Dec 1 Public Law 78 expiration nears. The proposal aims to address a looming farm labor shortage and protect California agriculture.
Funeral services are set for Charles W. Gant 86 of Castro Valley and Pearl L. Brastel 72 of Hayward with multiple survivors listed. Additional notices include Jesse Gayle 70 of San Leandro and James Bierman 19 of San Leandro drowned in Texas, with service details and burial plans in local churches and cemeteries.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a newspaper feud or dispute involving a publisher and local figures. Names and clear details are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms such as publisher, avenue, and various garbled names.
A joint meeting of St Clement's Guild and the Holy Name Society is scheduled at St. Clement's Church Hayward on Thursday evening. Father Eugene Zimmers of the University of San Francisco will speak on The Layman's Job Christianizing Society. Initiation of new members is set for 7 15 p.m. with the regular guild meeting at 8 and the joint session to follow.
Pearl Prastel of Hayward died November 13 after a long illness. Beloved wife of the late James B she was a mother grandmother sister and native of Oklahoma aged about 60. Services will be held from Sarengen Bros. Hayward on Monday November 14 at 1:00 PM at Lone Tree Baptist Church. Interment Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward.
London a note Prince Charles heir to the throne turned his years old today with little national fanfare. Flags flew on some buildings and the BBC opened with a birthday greeting. Charles attended classes and field events at Gordonstoun School in Scotland. A birthday cake from Buckingham Palace was sent for his schoolmates.
Western state delegates at the Ne Honal Reclamation Association convention rejected a move for state veto over water exports by a five vote. They approved a substitute urging Congress to plan interstate water movement programs while protecting states water rights. The action ends the convention with hydroelectric power and power facility issues unresolved.
In Corona, a young mother identified as Mary BE Felix, 24, and one of her twin babies died when the car they rode in was struck by a freight train. The other twin died later. the car was driven by husband Anthony Felix, 24, who and two other children, Rudy 4 and Mona 2, survived. Deputy Weathers witnessed the crash. doctors reported the surviving twin in good condition.
SACRAMENTO AP Humberto Hernandez, a Cuban dishwasher who was seen laughing in the lobby while the Hotel Senator burned, remained in city jail today accused of setting the fire before dawn Friday. He confessed to setting some fires, not all, that drove 150 guests from the hotel and caused heavy damage to the seventh eighth and ninth floors. Damage estimated at $100,000. State Policeman Jack Waters said he saw Hernandez in a Tobey phone booth laughing and inquiring about the blaze before his arrest. Officers expect the district attorney to file formal charges on Monday.
San Francisco Mayor John F. Shel lay plans to travel to Washington to press the case for restoration of redevelopment funds and to seek discussions with President Johnson and Urban Renewal Director William Slayton. He will also confer with Defense Secretary McNamara on the possible shutdown of San Francisco's Naval Shipyard.
Whitefish Montana hunter Ualbert Harvey credits playing dead with saving his life during a grizzly bear attack north of town. The bear struck, tossing his rifle and injuring him with bites and scratches before leaving. Companion Don Siers hastened to help as Harvey received 50 stitches for wounds to his scalp hand and arm and was listed in good condition at a local hospital.
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