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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1964
Page
1
Yesterday's high and today's fall through tomorrow show a changing temperature, with tonight's low from 32 to 49 degrees. Winds will be variable at 5 to 15 mph as the temperature shift continues.
Weather across the state remains fair through Saturday with varying temperatures and light to gentle winds. Highlights include highs mostly in the 50s to 60s from San Francisco to the Central Valley, with cool nights in the 20s to 40s and coastal areas seeing light to variable winds.
Tide tables show November weekend heights with times and ranges. The fragment references heights and times for Saturday and Sunday, noting low and high tides and figures linked to Fort Paint and local coastal observations.
Glenn Jr, 43 and the United States first astronaut, completed a solo flight in a jet trainer at El Toro Marine Air Station after retirement from the Marines and a recent illness. He plans to travel as a goodwill ambassador, join the Royal Crown Bottling Co. board, and remain as an adviser to NASA.
Los Angeles Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch announced at a luncheon hosted by Democratic state and county committees that he will seek election to a full four year term in 1986. Lynch was appointed by Gov. Brown to succeed Stanley Mosk on the state Supreme Court.
Wintry weather swept the Midwest and headed into the Northeast ending a long Indian summer. A Canadian storm brought near blizzard conditions in the Dakotas with visibility under a mile. Snow blanketed eastern Missouri to Michigan and northern New York saw up to four inches. Flooding struck Texas and two drownings were reported in drought areas.
London AP reports Ringo Starr the Beatle drummer will enter University College Hospital on December 1 for tonsil removal. He is expected to rejoin The Beatles for Christmas show rehearsals on December 19.
The San Francisco Police previewed a training film by the National Association for Mental Health during the 14th annual event. It shows how misreading mentally ill or intoxicated individuals can lead to grave mistakes and emphasizes proper recognition and handling to prevent harm.
Sacramento AP reports Senate Leader Teale warned that the Senate may redraw Assembly districts if Assembly members disrupt Senate reapportionment. He noted U.S. Supreme Court favors equal representation for both houses and said Assembly districts may not meet that standard.
SACRAMENTO AP Lt Gov Glenn M Anderson urged the Sonoma County Planning Commission to study a future park at Bodega Head north of San Francisco. He noted PG&E withdrew a plan to build a multmillion dollar offshore power plant at Bodega Bay and urged land preservation for park input into the state park system.
Premier Moise Tshombe's forces push north from Kindu toward Stanleyville with Gen. Mobutu predicting capture by next week. Maj. Michael Hoare leads mercenaries toward Punia as radio reports warn of possible American retaliation over captive missionary Paul Carlson.
San Francisco attorney Melvin M. Belli filed for divorce from his third wife Joy Turner Belli citing extreme cruelty. He seeks equitable division of community property and custody of their 7-year-old son Caesar. Belli, 56, has four children from his first marriage and a noted career in personal injury, once serving as chief counsel for Jack Ruby in the Dallas trial.
In Los Angeles AP report, Oregon State University oceanographer Dr Byrne argues sea floor rising, fossils inland and on Southern California coast indicate the continental shelf uplift. He cites shallower fossil depths off West Coast and inland terraced strata near Dana Point and Palos Verdes as evidence.
United Press International notes today as Friday November 20, a date marking the 825th day of 106 percent year with 41 to fallow. Historical entries include the 1866 GAR encampment in Indianapolis, the 1945 Nuremberg war crimes tribunal opening, and 1961 New York Governor Rockefeller joining a search for his missing son in New Guinea. A thought from Anthony Trollope quotes the attorney's fee.
In Savannah Georgia a unique banquet saluted political losers and celebrated democracy. Ten losers and twenty six winners attended the event hosted by the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce. Each loser and winner received a Democracy In Action plaque while the group was praised for civic participation and free enterprise.
The city weighs selling an old 120 foot water tower to fund redevelopment. A bidder, Alvin R. Vernon, offers 93000 for the tower to install an elevator and cut windows for a panoramic restaurant view. The client behind the bid remains unnamed.
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