Weather Corner Brief Forecast
Variable cloudiness tonight as temperatures rise today with little change tomorrow. Tonight's low 34 to 48 with southeasterly winds 8 to 16 miles per hour.
16 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
1
Variable cloudiness tonight as temperatures rise today with little change tomorrow. Tonight's low 34 to 48 with southeasterly winds 8 to 16 miles per hour.
Statewide weather reports: San Francisco Bay Area fair today with clouds tonight and Tuesday. Shasta and Siskiyou fair through Tuesday. Sierra Nevada cloudy with occasional snow on higher slopes. Sacramento Valley fair through Tuesday with highs 53 to 63 and low 33 to 43. San Joaquin Valley cloudy through Tuesday with highs 50 to 60 and low 30 to 40. Salinas Valley hot days 50s, lows 25 to 35. Monterey Bay Area cloudy days with highs 53 to 44 and lows 31 to 40. Santa Clara Valley fair today, outlook cloudy tonight and Tuesday with highs around 64 and lows near 34 to 40. Hollister 58 to 35. Central San Joaquin Valley fair with frost likely tonight.
A fragmented Tide Tables notice appears to report height and low water details for Monte area. Data includes times like 4:53 and figures labeled as cat values, with unclear units and missing context for reliable interpretation.
Yesterday's high and today's new temperatures are reported for Southern Alameda County. Weather notes indicate fluctuating readings across local areas, with a brief mention of warmer afternoon conditions and cooler early hours.
Manlio Brosio, NATO secretary general, urged France to justify multilateral nuclear reforms and warned against reorganizing NATO without practical proposals. The NATO parliamentary conference session noted his opposition to French calls for reform while a club coroner reported Robert A. Anderson, 70, found dead by apparent drowning in the Olympic Club pool in San Francisco under unclear circumstances.
A vast storm system blankets the nation from Maine to California bringing heavy rain in the Midwest and Great Lakes region, while the West endures deep snow and subzero temps. Nevada and Arizona report snowfall as drought conditions persist in the South and East.
National Guard aims to have first-line divisions ready to deploy within three weeks of mobilization, far faster than the eight-week target. Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson credits reforms increasing training and funding to about 150,000 Guardsmen, and pushes weekend drills and unit modernization to reach 400,000.
Porterville Calif men Stanley Hensley and Kenneth McCoy survived an eight day Sierra Nevada ordeal after a barren search left them near death. Rescued by Army helicopter they subsisted on a squirrel a candy mint and acorns while building a fire in six degree cold. They were treated for exposure at Springville Hospital in remarkably good condition.
Dr James B Conant former Harvard president argues against a federal controlled plan and urges six regional accrediting agencies be discredited and the influence of the National Education Association minimized while states join in a nationwide educational policy as outlined in his book Shaping Educational Policy McGraw Hill.
KHARTOUM, Sudan AP Ibrahim Abboud hands over presidency to civilian cabinet and resigns as commander of armed forces after renewed protests against military influence in government. The shift follows last week's demands for civilian control.
The California State Board of Education supports replacing mandatory daily PE in high schools and 20 minute elementary exercise periods with local board flexibility to schedule PE to meet a statewide minimum hours per semester. The move aims to shift administration and allow district tailored fitness programs while preserving overall PE goals.
SAN BRUNO AP A South San Francisco psychiatrist Dr. Mary Ritchey Wicks 48 was found dead in her car on Skyline Boulevard in a suspected self inflicted gunshot. Deputies said she had moved to California four years ago after working as a psychiatrist in Hawaii and was not licensed to practice locally. A .38 revolver and 42 rounds were found in the vehicle alongside the body while friends said she was seeking secretarial work.
Almanac entry notes the date November 16 1964 as the 321st day with 45 to follow moon phases and morning stars Venus Mars Jupiter while evening stars Jupiter Saturn. Historical on this day include Sherman’s Civil War march to the sea starting in 1864 and 1914 federal reserve banks opening. Berlin occupation reinforcements in 1950. a Hutchins education quote.
In Lillington North Carolina a melee at a night spot led to James Carls Dunn 27 of Angier being wounded by a sharp object during a dispute between a mixed Indian group and Black patrons. Deputies sought witnesses while investigators noted the incident as a racial matter amid tensions surrounding desegregation at the tavern.
In San Jose a zoology professor reports sparrows migrate astonishingly. Over winters they travel hundreds to thousands of miles between nesting grounds and San Jose, with routes from Laurel Maryland to Alaska and back, illustrating remarkable annual movement.
Durham NC AP reports Duke University scientists confirm the existence of the Hatteras submarine canyon. Sonar readings from the research ship Eastward show a canyon several hundred feet deep off Cape Hatteras and possibly hundreds of miles long.
Torrance California actress Kate Manx aged 32 died at Little Company of Mary Hospital from an overdose of sleeping pills, described by attendants. She was formerly married to playwright Leslie Stevens Jr., their divorce finalized last July 30. Manx appeared on television in recent years, including segments of Perry Mason and Stoney Burke.
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