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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1965
Page
1
Weather note reports patches of fog near the ocean with cooler temperatures. Inland areas see high fog tonight with clearing by tomorrow afternoon. Sunshine returns by early afternoon as westerly winds reach 10 to 20 mph. Yesterday’s high and today’s low are listed. temperature data show a -4 reading.
Nationwide forecast with cooler conditions tonight and Sunday. Increasing coastal fog and scattered thunderstorms in the northern mountains tonight. San Francisco Bay Area: coastal fog inland, sunny Sunday afternoon. Sacramento Valley: cooler, lows 50s to 60, highs 73 to 83, light southerly winds. San Joaquin Valley: cooler with delta winds. Mount Shasta Siskyou: scattered thundershowers, cooler Sunday. Sierra Nevada: fair, chance of northern thundershowers. Salinas Valley: fog at night and morning, cooler. Santa Maria San Luis Obispo coast: fair with morning fog patches, cooler. Santa Clara Valley: fair, cool, low 45–55, high 68–78, westerly winds.
Washington Young Republicans oust Rally editor George H. Miller Jr for Birch Society membership. Miller confirms he joined in 1962 and says he never recruited others. The move follows Sen. Morton and GOP criticism accusing Birchers of inflicting influence on the party.
United States officials voiced confidence the U N will stay China free for another year despite Peking supporters pushing the issue Cambodia announced a boycott of main committees while keeping its General Assembly seat but not participating in organs Cambodia accused U S air strikes on North Vietnam and urged United Nations to oppose American intervention U S Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg warned that peace in Southeast Asia hinges on North Vietnam and pledged continued defense of South Vietnam from communist threats
A garbled page from The Daily Review in Hayward lists subscription rates and office contacts. It mentions staff roles and various office phone numbers, with scattered addresses in Alameda County. The reader sees references to Winton Avenue and Rivermose print lines amid the messy OCR.
A wind driven brush and timber fire in steep terrain near IDYLUWILD in the San Jacinto Mountains burned unknown acres by Friday morning. Fire officials warned that containment chances were slim as the blaze consumed brush and timber in an uninhabited area about 12 miles southeast of the mountain community.
Mormon Church president David O. McKay denounced Communist China for injecting its influence with "the spirit of hate" during the opening session of the LDS Church semiannual conference in Salt Lake City.
In Rochester suburb Brighton Junior High School a corridor sign directed people to a room for literacy tests. A second sign beneath stated Voter registration creating a noted irony and potential voter access confusion for passersby and students.
NEW YORK AP A larger group of electric utilities filed price fixing suits totaling millions of dollars in damages against six major aluminum manufacturers. The plaintiffs accuse a conspiracy from 1958 to 1961 to fix prices on aluminum conductor used in overhead electric lines. Defendants include ALCOA Anaconda General Cable Reynolds and more. Several firms denied involvement and pledged to contest the charges.
Viet Nam news reports terrorist bombs in Saigon killing 12 and wounding 421, including three Americans. The Albany Times-Union photographer Bernard Rosenberg, 36, among the dead, while other blasts struck near military billets and a theater. US planes and ground forces pursued Viet Cong targets near An Khe and in Da Nang with several missions and light casualties reported.
Gen Max Taylor former ambassador to Vietnam was splattered with red paint after a speech at Foothill College in Los Altos. The incident disrupted his news conference and a college spokesman said he was disturbed. The paint was believed aimed at student protesters and no culprit was identified. Taylor returned to the Presidio after the incident and complained the stain ruined his suit.
A one year old Chinese militiaman defected Friday from Communist forces to the Nationalist held Matsu islands as the Defense Ministry in Formosa announced the move.
Funeral services for Howard Thompson aged 70 who died Wednesday in a Martinez hospital will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Sorensen Bros. Chapel Hayward with Rev Eugene Holland officiating He was husband of Jessie F. Thompson father of Jess W Green of Hayward and Nell L. McQuarrie of Fremont and grandfather of seven He was a native of Webster City Iowa and had lived in Hayward two years Burial will be at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno Also appears other death notices reference Frank Edward WesHikie Rebiskie and Mary Jane Short etc with various details and dates from 1965
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