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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1964
Page
1
Occasional rain is possible tonight and tomorrow with little air temperature change. Southeast to west winds will be 10 to 20 mph, tonight’s low near zero, with rainfall amounts minimal. Yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures and rainfall remain unclear in the fragmentary report.
Rain and snow forecast across the state through Friday with varied elevations. Bay Area reports rain and gusty winds, Shasta Siskiyou sees snow with rising cold, and Sacramento Valley plus San Joaquin Valley expect showers and cool highs. Monterey Bay and Salinas districts show light rain, while Santa Clara and valley areas remain cool with light rain and moderate southwest winds.
A compiled weather snapshot lists temperatures and conditions across several U S cities including Albany Albany rain Albuquerque cloudy Atlanta snow Bismarck clear Boise snow Boston rain Buffalo rain Chicago clear Cincinnati cloudy Cleveland cloudy Denver fog Des Moines clear Detroit cloudy Fairbanks clear Fort Worth clear Helena snow Honolulu clear Indianapolis clear Jacksonville clear Juneau cloudy Kansas City cloudy Las Vegas clear Louisville clear Memphis fog Miami clear New Orleans clear New York cloudy Oklahoma City cloudy Omaha clear Philadelphia cloudy Phoenix clear Pittsburgh rain Portland Maine rain Portland Oregon cloudy Rapid City anew Reno rain Richmond clear St Louis cloudy Salt Lake City cloudy Seattle cloudy Tampa cloudy Washington cloudy Winnipeg clear.
Tide tables list high and low tides with times and heights for FR Polah and nearby harbors. Night figures show 7:62 am and evening surcites. reading includes heian high low surcite and bark figures for the period.
Castro Valley crime report describes Mrs. Yatrlcia Curry hiring a 21-year-old Oakland woman as a live-in babysitter. The sitter allegedly stole $60 and an alarm clock, then fled from a bedroom window in the early morning. Deputies seek the suspect. investigation continues.
The FCC announced the largest long distance rate cut in history, with about 75 percent of changes taking effect February and the rest by April 1. A $1 ceiling will apply for the first three minutes of station-to-station calls after 8 p.m. and all day Sunday, replacing the earlier higher night rate. Lower bargain rates will run from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. daily and all day Saturday.
Sacramento AP report outlines a statewide push to define what a high school vocational education should include. Governor Brown and educator James Conant joined Max Rafferty at a news conference as a January conference is planned with business, labor, industry, and education leaders to determine needed skills and program structure.
Prisoners at Brushy Mountain State Prison in Tennessee halted a rebellion after 18 hours with 134 inmates released. Harry Avery, corrections commissioner, announced hearings would begin today. About 170 guards stood by as convicts discussed mail service rules and workplace grievances. An agreement limited to mail rules and disciplinary actions followed, with prisoners returning to their cells while over 600 remained confined.
Fremont Unified School District members postponed action on forming a junior college district tied to Fremont and Newark Unified Districts. Washington Union High School District weighs annexation or joint drive and will decide next Tuesday. The Fremont board had planned a study proposal but could not act as the initial petition linked to Washington Union School District remains unresolved.
In Cleveland Ohio Nicola Perna who lost sight in 1948 after an industrial accident invited 14 needy people to share his Thanksgiving meal. He extended invitations after contacting two elderly individuals two families and two single guests. He planned a bird with all the trimmings chestnuts and wine to toast. Perna who came to the United States from Italy in 1921 says he receives pleasure from giving.
AP reports test pilot Joe Walker praised the Space Agency lunar landing craft after a 30 foot hover at Edwards Air Force Base. The wingless spider like craft balanced on steam jets, powered mainly by a jet engine between its four legs. The craft simulates lunar gravity by counterbalancing five sixths of its weight, with Walker noting the flight was the highest yet in the series and that it will be weeks before reaching 2000 feet in altitude.
Almanac notes Thursday November 26 1864 as the 331st day with Thanksgiving observed. It lists the moon phases Venus Mars and Jupiter visible at dawn and Saturn in the evening. It records John Harvard born 1607 and historical notes from 1789 1925 1930 1940, plus a Disraeli quote about circumstance.
AP report notes Pvt. David L. Kranz 21 Idaho Falls Idaho hospitalized with meningitis as Army ends recruitment for November after a year of cases. Fifteen post deaths from meningitis this year. Separate death of 17 year old Raquel D. Roldao Oakland linked to a different strain. Autopsy confirms strain difference from Florida cases.
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