Weather Corner Weather outlook with variable clouds and showers
Variable cloudiness with occasional showers tonight and tomorrow. Tonight's low will range from 5S to 8, southerly winds to 25 mph.
15 Nov 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1965
Page
1
Variable cloudiness with occasional showers tonight and tomorrow. Tonight's low will range from 5S to 8, southerly winds to 25 mph.
Statewide forecast shows showers with snow above 6 feet in Shasta and Siskiyou regions through Tuesday. Sierra Nevada and Sierra areas face rain and snow above 6 feet with temperature changes. Central Valley and Salinas Valley report showers today and Tuesday with variable highs and lows. Monterey Bay Area and Santa Clara Valley expect local showers, rain on Tuesday, with mild temperature shifts and light to moderate south winds. Northwestern California anticipates local showers and gusty coastal winds, while Fort Bragg and nearby areas see little temperature change with rain.
Weather data shows yesterday's high and today's low temperatures with storm total rainfall to date. The tide table lists times and heights for Tuesday November 15 with 7 am reading.
Governor Brown signals veto of the redistricting measure with technical corrections. Assembly members Cooper Hayward and Bee defend the veto while Sen Holmdahl cautions the bill hides deeper issues. Brown plans to explain the veto to the State Supreme Court and seek acceptance of the fixes.
The Daily Review lists subscription prices and multiple office locations in Bay Area towns including Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore. It notes seven offices with contact numbers and directs readers to address changes and circulation details.
Newark police chase ends with Ronald Lamend, 14, and Edgar Hughes, 21, fleeing from the Newark Page Station after an interrogation. Lamend was captured in a garage on Magnoli Street while Hughes turned himself in. The two were arrested on charges of stealing automobile batteries.
Officials traced the massive Northeast power failure to a broken relay at Sir Adam Bock Plant No 2 in Queenston Ontario. The fault allegedly caused other relays to trip, flooding U.S. distribution with excess power and triggering widespread outages from New York City to New England.
A Cal State chapter of the SDS forms as Machado leads a small nucleus of about a dozen students. He describes himself as a conscientious objector and aims to distribute literature, join peace protests, and possibly organize community action programs. The group plans to march in the Viet Nam Day Committee parade in Oakland to protest the war and challenge the Oakland power structure.
A fear driven encounter ends with police shooting a pet lioness named Dolly after she charged near Fremont residences. Patrolman Oscar Breiling recounts the lion's approach and his decision to fire, while keeper Miss Hayes describes the sequence and expresses regret for the tragedy. The incident prompted discussion on animal control and public safety.
The article reports Stevenson blaming McNamara for a failed push toward peace with North Vietnam in autumn 1984. It cites Adlai Stevenson’s contention that McNamara rejected Thant’s ceasefire proposal and a UN peace bid, while McNamara claims the piece misrepresents him as false.
An investigation into the Yarmouth Castle fire examines captaincy and crew responses as Coast Guard officials seek to determine how the blaze started and what steps were taken to preserve life. Bahamian authorities and the ship’s owners face questions as lifeboat failures and safety measures come under review.
Senate investigators report ongoing supply problems in Vietnam as shortages, defective ammo and long transport times from the United States to Inca hinder aid. Despite morale high among troops, analysts warn additional forces and a concrete Defense Department plan are needed to move 800,000 to 1 million tons monthly.
Two Hayward based groups were burglarized in the afternoon. A thief entered via a rear window at the Southern Alameda County Planned Parenthood Center on 756 Smalley Ave, taking 65 dollars from a strong box. a 12 transistor radio was left outside. At 19980 Ricarda Ave the Hayward American Red Cross chapter was entered. a one transistor radio was stolen from the desk area while no cash was found. Police investigate, matching a suspect to both incidents.
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