Weather Corner: Fair Skies Through Tomorrow
Tonight's low near 0 to 57 degrees with gentle winds. Tomorrow continues fair with mild temperatures and light breezes across the region.
17 Oct 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
1
Tonight's low near 0 to 57 degrees with gentle winds. Tomorrow continues fair with mild temperatures and light breezes across the region.
statewide weather shows fair conditions across California regions through Friday with mild to warm temperatures. Bay Area 68 to 76 with morning fog possible. Central Valley 79 to 80 highs, nights around 50s. mountains remain fair and warmer. Coastal winds light, some local fog mornings. overall gentle winds and dry conditions favored.
Yesterday reached a high temperature noted in the report. Today's low temperature is recorded, continuing the local weather update with brief numeric values and no additional context.
Ada Watterson Yerkes, 88, widow of Yale University professor Robert M. Yerkes, died Wednesday in New Haven Connecticut.
Fragmentary tide table notes indicate sunrise at 7 22 and low and high water figures. The text includes garbled terms and unclear station names, with references to times and figures but no coherent data set or location.
Widespread drought grips the eastern United States as hundreds of wildfires burn in northeastern and Midwest woodlands. Forecasters predict some rain in the central region but overall precipitation remains below normal for the next 30 days. Water shortages impact cities and wells go dry in several states as authorities restrict forested areas and bans on smoking and campfires spread.
An entry logged at Hayward California details a matter under Canarsis dated March 3 1897. The document lists multiple offices and contact numbers including Hayward and San Leandro with addresses and codes.
Sacramento AP reports California moves to regulate subdivision land sales. New rules require a fair price and proper permits before sale, impacting developers with Nevada and Arizona plots. Hempel says temporary permits possible if campaigns harmed. others face permanent bans if unpermitted.
In McCall's interview the four surviving quintuplets now 29 recount being raised to believe they could never marry or have children. They left home at 20 to start independent lives Cecile married after a blind date Yvonne joined a Catholic order and the others faced potential childbearing fears two sisters bore healthy sons Marie after miscarriages had a daughter Emilie named for a quint dead on Christmas Eve 1960
Poland orders two U S military attaches to depart Warsaw citing improper activity involving receiving documents at the embassy. Cmdr James A Baxter of Van Buren Ark and Maj Edward P Stefanik of Chicopee Mass named as the officials. U S Embassy and Polish authorities declined to comment.
Two satellites rode an Atlas Agena rocket into high eccentric orbits after launch, part of a Defense Department covert test to prove a method to detect space nuclear explosions. The missions aim to deter violations of the partial nuclear test ban and involve planned further orbital steps and eventual circular paths.
Public Works officials say final decision on a moon launch rests with Soviet scientists and deny a near term timetable. The Works Director John Errealtg61, a longtime bridge engineer, asserts study of joint U S Soviet efforts and toll bridge operations will shape any plan, while avoiding specifics.
Kingston AP reports Howrd A. Lewis, 72, longtime executive and treasurer of American Motors, died. Lewis, a retired vice president, was a prominent figure in U.S. auto manufacturing. The obituary notes his leadership and contributions to the industry.
Yuri Gagarin and Valentina Tereshkova spoke at the United Nations about a joint U.S.-Soviet effort toward a moon mission. The audience applauded as the space pioneers were introduced after a ceremony that featured a standing ovation.
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