Weather Corner Fair With Morning Clouds Tomorrow
Weather corner reports fair today through tomorrow with morning clouds. Warmer conditions expected with a low around 58. Northwest winds rise to 8 to 35 mph, creating brisk conditions in parts.
12 Oct 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1963
Page
1
Weather corner reports fair today through tomorrow with morning clouds. Warmer conditions expected with a low around 58. Northwest winds rise to 8 to 35 mph, creating brisk conditions in parts.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions across regions with increasing warmth. Bay Area and Salinas Valley expect highs near 70s to low 80s and light to moderate northwest winds. Central Valley spots rise to mid 70s to mid 80s with shifting northerly to southerly winds late weekend. Some patches of morning fog and ground haze noted in central districts with dew and calm dawns in cotton-depiction areas.
Yesterday's high and today's low are listed for Haywand with a brief update on recent temperatures. The report focuses on daily temperature extremes and compares day to day readings. No additional weather details or forecasts are provided in the snippet.
San Francisco AP report details doctors Raymond L. La Scala of Santa Monica and Thomas E. A. von Dedenrath of Tucson using hypnosis to cure smokers in three weeks or less. Von Dedenrath reports 143 of 130 patients quit, while La Scala emphasizes emotional factors and a staged program over several visits. The article places their methods in the context of the 1960s American Society for Hypnosis meeting and notes additional commentary on asthma treatment and broader medical uses of hypnotherapy.
San Francisco police prepare for Yugoslav President Tito’s visit next week with precautions for a diner talk at the World Affairs Council. They’ve contacted Serbian groups backing exiled King Peter to prevent trouble after a past Mongolian incident involving a crowd and an attack on Soviet emissary Anastas Mikoyan.
The Baily Review published by The Daily Review in Hayward outlines staffing roles including Floyd Specks as editor and publisher William Bhilcore, business manager and advertising director Hany A. Walker, and circulation details. It lists office addresses in Hayward and surrounding areas, subscription rates, and contact information for the Oakland area offices.
Almanac note for Saturday October 12 1963 marks the 285th day of year with 80 to follow. Historical highlights include Columbus claiming Bahamian land for Spain in 1492 and Edith Cavell’s execution in 1915 for aiding Allied patriots. Martial quote ends with a wry thought for the day.
Washington AP reports the Advisory Committee on Smoking and Health nears final conclusions on the link between smoking and health. The panel signals substantial agreement but may delay issuing a formal verdict until its full report is ready, possibly by year end, with no plan to urge new legislation.
Malcolm X addressed 4,000 UC students detailing a plan for a separate Negro nation funded by the federal government. He described a symbolic white fox and noble wolf to illustrate opposing forces and urged independence after centuries of slavery. Panel delays cited while officials denied certain nominations and debated political pressures, though no evidence of interference emerged.
John Harvey Bright, 92, uncle of Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, died Thursday night in Johnson City Texas Funeral services are set for 2 PM Saturday with burial to follow in the local cemetery Bright was a prominent local resident and longtime figure in the community aiding early civic development including work with the county church and school groups.
In Washington AP reports a clash over whether a new aircraft carrier should be nuclear powered. Secretary McNamara and Navy secretary Korth faced pressure from supporters of atomic propulsion versus cost cutting. McNamara tentatively rejected additional $180 million for atomic power, prioritizing budget concerns over the nuclear option.
Los Angeles: Tasman girlfriend of gambler Mickey Cohen delays disclosure of alleged prison violations at Terminal Island Prison for 60 days. Liz Renny, 37, who served 27 months for probation violation in 1961 after perjury, had planned to reveal alleged religious and constitutional rights abuses. She stated on Friday she will wait at least a few days for personal reasons.
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu says she leads an army of South Vietnamese women and their welfare workers, claiming they decide victory and must be on the side of the regime. She spoke at Fordham University, accompanied by her daughter Le Thuy.
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