16 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1963
Page
1
Readable weather notes show tonight's low in the mid forties to upper forties with westerly winds at 1 to 20 mph. Earlier data indicate yesterday's high and today's low not clearly stated, but current forecast emphasizes cooler air returning tonight.
Nationwide forecast shows fair conditions across regions today and into Sunday. Temperature ranges vary by area from the Sacramento Valley to the Salinas and San Joaquin valleys with patches of morning fog in some zones. Winds are generally light to moderate with northwest directions in several districts.
At Panmunjom the UN command presented proof of the attack that killed an unarmed South Korean captain and an American soldier. North Korea disputed the allegations, denying involvement as the armistice talks continued. Maj. Gen. Seedlock of the UN accused the North of murder and needless killings.
In Pittsburgh Barry Goldwater says the presidential race is “going all right” though he has not declared. Campaign organizers in Washington meet to map strategy as Rockefeller criticizes and draft-Goldwater leaders plan a national push toward the GOP nomination.
New York reports a third straight week of losses with the Dow Jones industrial average finishing down 10.81 at 740.00, off 20.50 from its peak in 12 sessions. Rails gained 4.54 while utilities rose 0.24. S&P 500 slipped to 72.35 as turnover neared 22.7 million shares.
The John Birch Society keynote speakers in Sacramento urged Earl Warren’s impeachment during a two day Western convention. Congressman John Rousselot spoke to about 600 attendees including high school students, praising free-wheeling debate amid name calling and applause.
A California jury granted a preliminary injunction Friday in a case brought by the Pacific Telephone Company against mass picketing. The judge said the court must protect proper process and restore faith in the moral and spiritual values. Hallinan, a presidential candidate, and other figures are noted in the proceedings while debate centers on member counts and individual responsibility.
The Senate approved a reduced foreign aid authorization of 2.7 billion dollars, far below Kennedy’s request. The action signals likely more cuts next week as conferees reconcile with the House measure of 3.5 billion. Senators predict further reductions and a shift in overseas assistance policy.
Ed Kennedy assails Barry Goldwater at a Pontiac fundraiser. The Massachusetts senator praises domestic policies while noting foreign aid questions. The crowd responds warmly as Kennedy frames the partisan clash amid a broad political debate on aid and policy.
In Decatur Washington AP reports an elderly barber appeals a state board order over denying service to a Black customer. The case questions Washington’s law against racial discrimination in public services and features comments from Robinson, a former Brooklyn Dodger, on Barry Goldwater and school desegregation.
Maritime notes show tide figures computed for November 17 with high and low estimates. Entries reference times, phases and local measurements for navigation and coastal usage.
The Almanac notes November 16 1963 as a Saturday the 320th day of the year with 45 to follow and lists notable historical events including Sherman’s March to the Sea starting in 1864 and the Glass-Steagall era bank openings in 1914. It mentions Eisenhower cutting foreign spending in 1960 and a thought for the day by Hutchins about education.
President Kennedy addressed about 5,000 AFL CIO delegates praising labor efforts to improve American life and urging support for his 11 billion dollar tax cut. Critics noted no direct call for a shorter work week, with reactions from union leaders mostly praising his speech and avoiding the work-week issue.
FBI seeks two North Island Naval Air Station sailors Victor Lawrence Taylor 22 and Jeremiah Robert Terrence in a payday robbery at a Bank of America inside San Diego Naval Station. Witnesses say two robbers in Navy Shore Patrol uniforms fired shots, ordered about 40 customers and staff to lie on the floor, and moved through cages collecting cash before escaping in a stolen car found abandoned in National City. The heist was described as a record theft for the area.
The American Newspaper Guild threatens a strike at midnight Friday if a new contract with the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner is not settled. Negotiations continue as the guild seeks a 15 percent raise over two years, arguing Herald-Examiner reporters are paid less than rivals at the Los Angeles Times. The Times pays journeymen about 164 weekly. Herald-Examiner staffers earn roughly 155 weekly.
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