25 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1964
Page
1
Fog tonight and cloudy tomorrow with a 50 percent chance of rain. Tonight's low 35 to 50 degrees with variable winds. Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures and rainfall measured in Southern Alameda County over the past 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. today.
Statewide forecast with scattered fog and cloud cover across the Bay Area and valleys through Thursday. Rain likelihood varies by region with 30 percent in the Bay Area and higher chances in the Sierra Nevada and coastal areas. daytime highs mostly in the 50s to 60s, gentle to light winds, and some areas noting little temperature change.
Washington sources say a major expansion of the war in Vietnam is unlikely from the current policy review. Maxwell Taylor heads to Washington as officials stress the president will avoid drastic moves, with Taylor warning that outside military action won t solve Vietnam without broader measures. Rioting students in Saigon denounce Premier Tran and the civilian government as turmoil deepens in the country.
In Johnson City Texas President Johnson decided to fly to Mount Pleasant for a testimonial dinner with about 900 guests. The quick decision required fast action, with aides including Watson and Connally aiding the travel plan. Johnson’s schedule shifted to an Air Force Jetstar flight after the event as work on the federal budget continued.
Tide tables and coastal notes appear, though the text is garbled. It mentions times and positions, with scattered proper nouns and possible charts or compilations. The readable items refer to navigation and routine maritime data without full clarity on events or outcomes.
Los Angeles AP report quotes Sen Richard J. Dolwig R San Mateo arguing that San Francisco area state colleges turn away students and a new campus is needed in San Mateo County. He notes 5000 students left SF State and 3000 from San Jose State this year and questions where others would go without cars or funds.
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson plans to discuss halting nuclear spread with U.S. leaders while linking state college needs to international security in Europe. In Dallas AP notes Jack Ruby spent the anniversary of Oswald’s shooting in jail, routine and guarded, facing death penalty for Kennedy’s killer.
Senator Dirksen suggested opening GOP conferences to governors and top Republicans while House leaders want to delay broad policy meetings until Johnson's proposals are clearer. He noted past practice of inviting governors and leaders to sit in, with the Republican chairman moderating, possibly expanding to include more party elements. Governor discussions in Denver address broadening the party’s appeal after the Johnson landslide. Senator Martin urged focusing on 1966 races to regain seats and lay groundwork for 1968 presidential consideration.
United Press International Almanac lists this Wednesday as November 25, 1964 the 33rd day of the year with Venus Mars and Jupiter visible morning and Jupiter Saturn visible evening. It records Pope John XXIII born 1881 and events from 1788 New York evacuation 1944 War Refugees Board Germany murder charge 1963 JFK burial Arlington. A Twain quote closes the day with a caution on habit.
Sacramento AP reports state and federal officials will meet in Santa Monica on December 2 to discuss methods to check coastal erosion along California.
MIAN ITA AP reports Western shipping to Cuba declining with only 23 non Communist flag vessels visiting Cuban ports in October versus 44 in September and 70 in April 1983. Exile group Revolutionary Unity Movement credits U S pressure for the drop while highlighting broader drought and erosion impacts on coastal areas from Oceanside to Los Angeles County.
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