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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
2
Morning forecast notes cool start with rising temperatures through the day. Highs near 81 expected as winds shift from morning calm to breezy. Patchy clouds and mild conditions persist into evening with slight cooler lows.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions across Northern and Southern California with patches of morning fog. Highs range from the mid 60s to around 100 across areas including San Francisco, Garland, San Mateo, and San Ramon with variable 10 to 36 mph winds. Overnight lows near 50s to mid 60s, coastal fog in mamtog and slight thundershowers possible in high Sterea and Dixon Valley areas.
In Southern Alameda County yesterday the reported high and minimal temperatures were noted with limited data. Local observers recorded a sharp contrast between daytime warmth and cooler night readings, reflecting typical diurnal variation for the region.
Washington AP reports possible dismissal of State Department security chief Otepka amid accusations he gave Congress information vital to national security. Critics call it an outrage, lobbying for full disclosure of names involved and details from Secretary Rusk.
Washington AP report says Kennedy administration leaders dropped plans to rush Senate Finance Committee action on a $1 billion tax cut bill. Byrd urged spending cuts and resisted rushing hearings. timing hinges on House action on civil rights and tax measures, with cloture risks if action drags.
Hurricane Flora moved along the northwest coast of Venezuela with winds around 100 miles per hour near its center. The storm was advancing west northwest at about 15 miles per hour, with warnings issued for La Grenadines Los Testigos and nearby Caribbean islands as it neared the region.
Nixon told reporters that a three week old chat with Nelson Rockefeller made clear Rockefeller will run for president in 1964 and that Barry Goldwater is also likely to seek the nomination. He said both are committed and a convention deadlock won’t draw him in, and he won’t join any movement to stop either man.
Charles Dederich, leader of Synanon Foundation, announced plans to open a San Francisco rehabilitation center modeled on Santa Monica’s program. He said public support would be sought at an October meeting and highlighted potential crime reduction and neighborhood backing. Local officials and former addicts spoke in favor, noting the project aims for self-sufficiency and would be Synanon’s fifth facility.
Gov. Carlos Lacerda warned that Brazil's war, air and navy ministers threatened preventive action against him as his forecast of President Joao Goulart's collapsing government drew sharp rebuke. Lacerda spoke with Julian Hartt of the Los Angeles Times, the tale published in Rio de Janeiro.
In Sacramento, a court order blocks the city from opening temporary classrooms at Stanford Junior High after a fire, aiming to prevent de facto segregation. Negro leaders oppose proposed reassignments to mix students, while police report two youths detained in the blaze, with one admitting involvement.
Lagos Nigeria AP Nigeria Africa s most populous nation becomes part of the British Commonwealth three years after independence.
Stanford University reports this quarter enrollment of 10,454 students, up 396 from last year and the largest in school history. The gender breakdown shows 8,091 men and 2,423 women.
Washington AP reports Jerry Jackis, a longtime U.S. foreign aid official, resigns effective Tuesday citing exile to Siberia and a desk job misaligned with his investigative skills. He recalls exposure of Soviet aid details in Cambodia and says congressional vindication in 1962 led to later reassignment. Jackis, with government service since 1950, faces overseas-assignment limits.
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