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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1964

Page

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Weather Corner Fair Through Tomorrow

Weather report notes fair conditions across regions including San Francisco Bay Area Shasta Sierra Nevada and Salinas Valley through Thursday with mild to moderate winds. Temperatures vary by location with highs in the 50s and 60s and nightly lows generally in the 20s to 40s. Local readings cited include downtown San Francisco 47 and Santa Clara Valley 57 to 63 with coastal winds variable.

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Weather summary across cities with varied conditions

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Midwest Rains Edge Drought Across Regions

Moderate showers eased drought in the Midwest while New England and parts of the Northeast faced severe dry conditions. Snow fell in Michigan and northern Indiana, with colder air bringing snow squalls near Lake Michigan. Ohio rainfall helped parched areas, yet Connecticut remained dry with water restrictions and closed woodlands. Oklahoma saw receding floods as the Chikaskia River normalized. Arkansas faced rising levels inland. Arizona's northern mountains endured subzero temperatures and heavy snows.

Chicago Midwest England Kansas Missouri Michigan Lake Michigan Lake Huron Detroit India Indiana Iiliwaiz New England U.S. Department of Agriculture Connecticut New York State Oklahoma Chikaskia Dravel Ponca City Tonkawa Arkansas River Nathern Mountains Arizona

Soviets Seek U.S. Winter Tourists

In Moscow the government travel agency Intourist promotes the Soviet Union as a winter playground for Western visitors. To boost foreign revenue, Intourist sets price scales from 15 to 45 percent starting December. Tourists must book package deals including hotels meals transportation and guides.

Moscow Soviet Union Intourist

Narcotics Ring Tied To Ukiah Cabin Arrest

Gregory Johnson a 19 year old from Palo Alto faced possession charges after authorities found 13% pounds of marijuana and 24 marijuana cigarettes in a Ukiah cabin. San Mateo and Mendocino deputies Palo Alto officers and narcotics agents led the investigation tied to a Woodside High School ring involving about 30 students. Lemont 18 of Menlo Park arraigned on two counts of selling marijuana to minors. Johnsons Palo Alto address Bryant Street Lemonts Menlo Park address Erica Way provided.

Ukiah San Mateo County San Francisco Gregory Johnson Palo Alto San Mateo Mendocino County Johnson Foothill College Los Altos Sara Love Lemont Menlo Park Earl Whitmore Woodside High School Woodside Milna Bryant St Miss Lemont Erica Way

McKay Reflects On Long California Journey

David G. McKay, aged 91, longtime president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, recounts his travels across California. The interview traces changes in the state and church leadership during his extensive years of service.

Oaklandarj David G. McKay Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Mormons California

New Meningitis Case at Ft Ord

A Los Angeles Army recruit at Ft Ord is listed in serious condition with meningitis marking the second virus infection at the training base this year. Fifteen people have died from the disease, and Pvt Martin Bolkin, 21, in his first week of advanced training, was hospitalized Tuesday.

FT. Ord Los Angeles Martin Bolkin Bolkin William Bolkin David Ave., Los Angeles William R. Benedict Pvt McKay Oakland Kevin R. Kemper California

Optimism on NATO nuclear weapons pact grows in Europe

Undersecretary of State George Ball returned from Europe with optimism on a early next year agreement to form a seaborne NATO nuclear weapons force. He noted German resolve and delays to allow Britain time for new proposals, amid talks with Erhard and Schroeder. Ball emphasized allied unity and potential German active role in nuclear strategy to prevent a separate West German force.

Washington George W. Ball Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization U.S Germany Ludwig Erhard Gerhard Schroeder United States West Germany

Congo Rebel Leaders Urged to Spare Americans

The United States appealed to Congo rebel authorities at San Neuville to protect medical missionary Paul Carlson and other Americans and to allow safe evacuation. Ambassador Godley said rebels would be held responsible for Americans and Belgians in rebel territory as U.S. and Belgian aid to Mole Tshombe’s Leopoldville government continues.

Leopoldville the Congo United States Paul Carl‘Ison G. McMurtrie Godley Christophe Ghenye San Neuville Godley Leopardville Dr. Carlson OAU James Kenyatta Kenya U.S Mole Tshomabe Leopildville

Befuddled Bandit Released After Bank Robbery

Peter Mace, 60, a butcher, robbed a Los Angeles bank claiming he sought a dime for a nickel and five pennies. He admitted drinking last St Patrick's Day, dropped coins on the counter, and said it was a holdup. He received three years probation and a suspended prison sentence.

Los Angeles Peter Mace Maze St. Patrick's Mace

White minister indicted over babysitting case in Florida

Washington County grand jury indicted 46 year old Rev Trim Pineh pastor of Free Will Baptist Church in Slocomb Alabama for a reported incident involving an 18 year old Black girl who was hired as a baby sitter. The indictment followed two days of testimony and named Pineh in the charges.

Chipley Fla Washington County Grand Poe Slocomb Ala Trim Pineh Free Will Baptist Church Pallee Iby Finch

Almanac Notes and Historical Time Zone Milestones

The Almanac for Wednesday November 18 notes the year’s 823rd day with 43 remaining and lists morning stars Venna Mars and Jupiter, evening Jupiter and Saturn. In history, 1883 standard time adopted across the U S in four zones, 1903 Canal Zone treaty actions, 1860 U S Navy Caribbean patrol. Jefferson quote cautions against buying what one does not want because of low price.

Venna Mars United States Panama Canal Zone United States Navy Caribbean Centralmerica

Trouble Comes In Duplicate

Herbert Newkirk came to the newspaper with a photo and story about his son Herbert Jr winning an athletic scholarship at Wisconsin State College. He returned with a second photo after realizing the first showed his twin Hubert, not Herbert Jr.

Eisenhower Ends Vacation at Augusta National Golf Club

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower wraps up a weeks long stay at Augusta National Golf Club and the nearby farm, concluding a quiet vacation in Augusta Georgia as he leaves the area.

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