Weather Corner Bay Area Forecast Update
Variable cloudiness in Bay Area today with highs around 70s. Tomorrow expects similar conditions with possible light winds and no precipitation.
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1964
Page
1
Statewide Weather Summary Across Regions
Statewide forecast shows variable cloudiness in the northwest with fair skies in the south. Northern and Central California expect showers near the north coast while central and southern areas remain mostly fair. Temperatures rise slightly Sunday with mild to warm conditions into Monday across the Bay Area and valleys.
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Nevada
California
Partion
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Central Coast
Napa
San Jose
Hollister
Tide Tables Monday November 23
Tide tables for Monday November 23 show morning low 4:33 sunrise at 4:33 and light fluorescence dusk figures. The page appears to list wear and moonrise data with some unreadable portions and weather references.
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Wear
Uae
FL Porte
Teens Attack Girl Near Hayward Market
A two year old girl was attacked by two teen boys as she walked toward a Hayward market area at 8 15 pm the assailants shoved her to the ground attempted to undress her but fled after a woman from the market heard screams. The girl lived in Cherryland and identified two boys about five six and five feet tall with blond curls and reddish hair.
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Hayward
James Moran
Cherryland
Mission Boulevard
Western Pacific
Shoul
Danish Sailor Jailed in Russia for Balalaika Assault
Willy Larsen a 21 year old Danish sailor was sentenced to one year in prison in Leningrad after being convicted of disorderly conduct for striking a Russian policeman with a balalaika. Danish Embassy sources confirmed the ruling.
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Moscow
Willy Larsen
Leningrad
Ruling Due on Rail Strike Ban Request
A federal judge in Chicago will decide Sunday on a restraining order to bar a railroad strike at 6 am local time as negotiations continue. Eight of eleven nonoperating unions reached a three year contract with a 27 cent hourly raise over three years, while six shop craft unions threatened to strike at 6 am Monday unless demands for 41 cents an hour and other benefits are met.
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Chicago
Joseph Sam Perry
U.S. District Court
Llan
Ship Work Rule Might Be Erased
The Defense Department is studying asking Congress to remove the 35 percent private yard work rule for Navy repairs and maintenance. The 35-65 formula requires 35 percent of repair funds to private yards, with the rest in government yards. Rep. Robert L. Leggett has pushed to shift more work to government yards at Mare Island Navy Shipyard.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress
Department
Iss
Robert L. Leggett
D-Calif
Leggett
Mare Island Navy Shipyard
Explorers 24 and 25 Reach Earth Orbit
Vandenberg Air Force Base reports Explorers 24 and 25 launched by a Scout rocket reached orbit. Explorer 24, a 12 foot balloon, will measure upper atmosphere density and be ground visible under certain conditions. Explorer 25, a radiation detector, will study solar and interstellar radiation.
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ATR Force
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Galil
Space Agency
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Sorbit
Injun Explorer
Jearpenters
Tanzania expands farm nationalization drive with 35 more farms
The official gazette announced that Tanzania has taken over 35 additional farms this month, 25 of which are European-owned, boosting the total government seizures this month to 56 farms covering about 56,000 acres.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Martial Law Declared in Flood-Ravaged Central Viet Nam
Saigon reports martial law in six flood hit central provinces as Viet Cong gains threaten the government. Typhoons disrupted transport, aiding Communist advances. Northwest of Saigon 7,000 paratroopers retreat with dead as Brushfire operation meets guerrilla resistance. Government claims Viet Cong infiltrated from North Viet Nam. In other clashes, 7 Viet Cong killed and 17 officers captured in a new Eagle flight.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Martial Lan
Viet Nam
Comrounis
Bal Loi
Nev. Senator Titlow Joins Democrats Giving They Majority
Emercon Titlow Nevada's tie breaking state senator left the independents Saturday and joined the Democratic ranks, boosting the party to an 8 seat upper house majority. The split then stood Republicans 12 Democrats 25 in the Senate. lower house balance remained 25 12 with Democrats leading.
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Yonopah
Nev
Emercon Titlow
Nevada
Titlow
Senate
Charles Gallagher
Pickets Put Under Arrest at Oakland Tribune Demonstration
Eight persons were arrested as 105 or more picketed the Oakland Tribune Saturday afternoon to protest racial imbalance among employees. Seven faced charges for blocking the loading yard trucks and disturbing the peace. one held on an arrest warrant. Next Saturday’s protest is planned by the Ad Hoc Communities to End Discrimination.
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Oakland
Oakland Tribune
Werg
Comunities
San Francisco
William F. Knowsland
Tribune
Norman Chastain
Second Offer Of 1964 Raisins From Surplus Pool Extended
The Federal Raisin Administrative Committee extended the termination date to December 11 for the second offer of 3,000 tons of 1964 raisins from the surplus pool for export. The price stays at 217.50 dollars per ton while the initial offer of 15,000 tons was made at 215 dollars per ton.
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Fresno
Federal Maisin Administrativea Committee
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