16 Oct 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1963
Page
1
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with only small temperature changes. Overnight low and tomorrow's high will range from 52 to 57 degrees as gentle winds persist.
Statewide weather shows showers in the north and south, with fair to coastal areas. Monterey, Stockton, and inland valleys see varying showers and clearing, with highs mainly in the 60s and 70s and gentle winds. Snow possible above 7,000 feet in the Sierra, while ripening dew and cotton foliation forecasts adjust through Thursday.
Historical city data shows yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures along with rainfall totals for the preceding 74 hours ending at 7 am today. Readings include temperature highs, nightly lows, and precipitation amounts across the covered period.
SACRAMENTO AP State Treasurer Bert Betts said the office is preparing for short term borrowing to cover water plan construction if the Supreme Court delays water bond sales before Christmas. The first $1.75 billion bond issue, authorized in 1960, was aimed to back the project and financing disputes over Croville Dam revenues arose during a long debate.
Tide tables show time and height data with high and low tides for Ft. Point. Entries list sunrise and sunset times and indicate daylight and darkness periods, with notes on line positions and light observations.
A machinist drilled out the lock and freed jailer Harold Weatherhead who had been held 36 hours in a cell. He resigned saying I couldn't cut the mustard. He had been beaten by two prisoners who escaped a week earlier and was locked in Saturday night by another pair who took the key. Deputy Sheriff Mac Lowe noted machinists to drill rivets were out deer hooting.
Sacramento AP report says Gov Brown will keep Ben Bufano’s mosaic Goddess of Peace and the Children of the World in his office. Chester of the Californians Committee to Combat Communism urged removal, arguing the piece endorses world unity and a socialist state.
Excerpt reports California Governor Edmund G Brown Jr saying Yugoslav President Tito will be treated as a guest in the United States during his California visit this Friday. Brown, returning from Argentina after Arturo U. Illia’s inauguration, noted his car was stoned in Buenos Aires. embassy officials there reported no incident to the U.S. Embassy. He dismissed protests in California, including pickets and sky writing, as signs of a healthy democracy and welcomed Tito to meet Americans.
Washington AP Kennedy administration signals willingness to risk political backlash to gain civil rights support. A broadened House Judiciary subcommittee bill faces pressure from Attorney General Kennedy to trim to core provisions likely to win votes by year end. Liberal Democrats react coolly to changes, fearing loss of strong protections. In St Petersburg Florida a ranger unit held a memorial for Ranger Voss, a long-time forest service employee, who died Monday.
Fresno AP report notes Robert L. Yoss, public information and fire prevention officer for the State Division Forestry, named chief ranger in charge of rings of American business and public life. Critics warn such powers could exceed what any individual should hold, potentially toward a national police force. The bill, four months in committee, lingers through Rules, House, Senate, and conference stages toward passage.
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