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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
2
Weather corner notes fair conditions through tomorrow with fog or overcast at night and early morning. Temperature forecast shows a wide range from lows near nil to 57 degrees, with westerly winds around 12 to 9 miles per hour.
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures are reported for Southern Alameda County, highlighting recent weather trends. Data includes local readings and brief notes on air quality and visibility conditions.
Nationwide forecast shows fair conditions in the Bay Area with fog tonight and Friday mornings, temperatures ranging from the upper 60s to mid 70s in major cities. Northern California to the Sierra Nevada remains mostly fall with afternoon thunderstorms in the south, cooler interior highs in the 70s to mid 80s, and variable winds 8 to 20 mph. Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys expect cooler days, nightly lows in the 50s to low 60s, and light to moderate winds, while Paso Robles and Santa Clara Valley see little temperature change and patchy morning fog. Monterey Bay Area reports high fog nights with sunny afternoons, highs 60 to 70, and southwest winds around 18 knots.
LA Harbor Commission considered moving the 1967 68 World's Fair from Long Beach to Terminal Island citing instability in the fair and potential harbor benefits. Carrabino proposed Reeves Field site plus land fill, with permanent buildings. Vote backed by Wall Barrish MacLean. referral to Harbor Department and executive committee meeting set. Gaines warned loyalty to Long Beach remains.
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen signaled he is inclined to reject Russian extras in any wheat deal with the Soviet Union. He said Americans would object to a transaction tied to fringe benefits and that the White House has not shown approval for a Kremlin linked wheat sale. Matveev, head of the Soviet grain board, noted Russia currently believes it has enough wheat to last until next summer and preliminary talks with U.S. dealers are underway.
Two Vancouver families swap kids Lyn 1 and Elaine Jonasson 15 amid family disputes. Blaine and Linda Strohmeier with Elaine plan to stay with Elaine’s friend Sam until Christmas, seeking happier arrangements. Elaine may live with Sam if she chooses.
WICHITA Kan AP A convention will be held in Wichita on November 2 to organize a new Conservative political party Oscar W N Davis chairman said The meeting will elect officers file with the secretary of state to place candidates on the 1964 Kansas ballot He said the party aims to represent conservatism not as a third party but as a first party or nothing If Republicans nominate a liberal candidate conservatives may align with the new party
Fragmentary tide table noting high and low tide times for Friday October 4 with partial sunrise information and garbled coastal data. The readable parts indicate times and height indicators but lack full station names and precise figures.
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