05 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1964
Page
1
Fog patches may linger into tomorrow with little temperature change. Tonight will see lows around 54 degrees with westerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures are not clearly stated in the readable lines.
California weather bulletin notes fair conditions across the state with regional variations. Bay Area shows patches of fog at night and morning with mild changes. coastal and inland zones report highs from the mid seventies to mid eighties and gentle winds. Northern districts anticipate partly cloudy skies with possible thunderstorms today in Mt Shasta and Siskiyou counties. Sierra Nevada and Sac Valley remain generally fair with highs near the upper seventies to mid nineties and light southerly winds. San Joaquin and Salinas Valleys show fair days with fog risk, highs around 88 to 96 in San Joaquin and 77 to 95 near Salinas, and variable afternoon winds. Monterey Bay Area expects mainly sunny days with occasional fog and steady temperatures. Santa Clara Valley slated for fair conditions with highs around 75 to 83 and gentle evening winds. Bragg vicinity trends toward mostly fair weather with fog forming at night and morning.
In San Francisco a day-old boy found in a trash bag near Seventh and Market Streets drew 25 offers of homes. Hospital officials said the responses followed newspaper stories about the infant, who was described as healthy and about 19 inches long with blue eyes and black hair.
In Europe the issue is not a push to empower a lone lieutenant to start a war but rather how nuclear and conventional arms may be used in emergencies. Presidents pre authorize conditions. advisors in Vietnam may use weapons if life is in danger, without waiting for Washington. The text notes limits on unilateral action and outlines how nuclear components fit into tactical defense.
London AP dispatch notes hecklers greet Conservative Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Labor’s George Brown amid election rallies. Veterans recall calmer crowds while younger demonstrators push boundaries as security debates rise over nuclear weapons and command chains.
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged students at the University of California Berkeley to support a beefed up United Nations peacekeeping force as a safeguard for American lives. He criticized Goldwater and urged faster reform of UN funding procedures, noting Soviet and French payment failures threaten crisis in Gaza and Congo.
Fragmentary tide table notice compiled from a dated newspaper page. Readable lines note times and local conditions for coastal navigation but content is incomplete and lacks cohesive detail.
In Louisiana and surrounding states, Hilda unleashed high winds and heavy rains causing dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries. Erath and Larose suffered destruction including a toppled water tower and collapsed evacuee center. New Orleans faced lakefront flooding and seawall damage as the storm moved inland with significant agricultural losses and widespread power outages.
In Times Square, a man was stabbed repeatedly Sunday afternoon after an assailant attempted advances on his wife. Hundreds watched but offered no aid as the attack unfolded.
An assailant in a crowd stabbed Zaia at least five times in the neck chest and abdomen. The attacker fled through the crowd and Zaia was reported in a fake condition at St. Clare’s Hospital.
Almanac notes mark October 5 1964 with historical milestones from 1918 ending Hindenburg line battles to 1921 Grantland Rice broadcasting the World Series and 1931 Pangborn and Hern don Jr. completing the first nonstop Pacific flight. A thought from Oliver Wendell Holmes reflects on the law.
Senator Barry Goldwater and running mate William Miller prepare their final campaign plan with top strategists at Republican headquarters. The duo will push the anticommunism charge against Johnson as they outline a month of looming nationwide efforts across key states. Miller plans a North Carolina swing after a Philadelphia area stop, while Goldwater eyes a Philadelphia suburb visit.
Senator Abraham Ribicoff who nearly collapsed during a speech in Albany New York Saturday night was discharged Sunday from Albany Medical Center.
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