Weather Corner Statewide Weather by United Press International
San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding regions report cloudy today with rain tonight and Thursday and a chance of thunderstorms tonight. Highs near 60, lows around 55, rain chances 40 percent tonight and 80 percent Thursday. Sierra Nevada and foothills expect rain and snow above 5,000 feet tonight dropping to 3,000 feet Thursday, with colder, windy conditions. Tides listed for Thursday November 15 and solar times included.
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Temperature Summary for 24 Hours Ending 7 AM Today
Yesterday’s high reached 78 degrees and today’s low fell to 62 degrees. Rainfall measured over the past 24 hours totaled 0.12 inches, with light showers reported in the early morning and scattered drizzle later in the period.
Hayward Policeman Drives Runaway Car Chase
Police officer Frank Fercovich chased a speeding runaway car driven by 22 year old John Bussell on Mission Boulevard near Valle Vista Avenue. Bussell lost control near St Clement’s Church, crashed into a Payless Store lot, and was captured after a fiery wreck. Bussell, of 196 Olympic Ave, appeared in Hayward Municipal Court and was found guilty of reckless driving, with a $220 fine and 13 days in jail.
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Rains and mudslides disrupt Southern California towns
Severe storms flood streets from Chatsworth to San Diego. Homes threatened as 45,000 residents face evacuations. Debris and water block roads in Simi Valley, Pasadena, Glendale, and San Fernando Valley while the LAPD deploys sandbags and rescue crews across East and South regions. Large rains flood interfaces near downtown San Diego with mudslides in the area.
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Shoreline dispute over land value and damages heats up
Trojan seeks 2.834 million for land and 2.922 million in punitive damages amid city suit over public use of Shoreline property. City attorney Forbes counters that only valuation, severance damages, and impact on Trojan property remain. Jury trial eyed for January 17 as rainfall and fire risk shift schedules.
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Council backs permit refusal for anti Viet Nam march
Oakland officials unanimous in support of City Manager John Morin’s denial of a permit for a November 20 Viet Nam policy protest march. The Vietnam Day Committee failed to overturn the decision, eight to one, as a federal judge in San Francisco sought talks on march rules.
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Rhodes blasts council over unofficial meetings and tenure
Fremont council member Rhodes accuses colleagues Dillon Martineau and Van Doorn of blocking his voice and claims informal postmeeting gatherings in social venues amount to hidden meetings. He argues these sessions undermine transparency and his bid for mayor amid a two year mayoral term.
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North Vietnam peace overture ignored as raids resume
Reporter notes a French official relayed that North Vietnam offered unconditional peace talks during a six day moratorium last spring. The U S reportedly rejected the overture and continued bombing of strategic targets in North Vietnam, as casualties and heavy fighting were tallied by officials aboard a government overflight.
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Daily Review Ledger Notice From California Publisher
A historical parcel notes a California publication in Heyward and Alameda County with subscription rates and office addresses. It references March 2, 1897 and lists contact boxes and multiple offices in Hayward Winton and Fremont with standard weekly and daily pricing.
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Kids Are Poaching The Fish At Lake Chabot Park
Officials report ongoing poaching at Lake Chabot as the park district tightens controls. Five trespassing arrests have occurred since the utility district handed lake access to the park district. A master plan to manage the 4000 acre area includes a new advisory fishing panel and expanded park facilities. The district promotes educational programs at schools and homes of offenders while delaying public reopening.
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Records Set By Congress 1963 Session Final AP Report
Washington reports the final Congressional Record of the 1963 session. It lists 16 802 bills introduced and 349 becoming law. NATO planning and informants feature in a Paris dispatch noting 960 hours to be spent at a next meeting with 798 hours 25 minutes already logged. The record spans 311 pages with an estimated cost of 33.3 million.
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More Tax Funds Hoped For City Project Vote
Frey Steel and William Van Doorn urged the city to seek voter approval again for Hanes. Steel said lease financing should be a last resort and not yet a point of desperation. Martineau said unanimity is needed for voter approval to be expected. Council will discuss the matter further on December 7.
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