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Weather note for the area calls for fair conditions today and tomorrow with slightly higher temperatures. Tonight’s low should be 47 to 54 degrees with light to moderate northwest winds 5 to 15 mph.
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17 Oct 1964
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1964
Page
1
Statewide Weather Summary for California Regions
Statewide weather reports show fair conditions across Bay Area Sierra Nevada and Sacramento Valley with slight warming. Highs range from 63 to 84 degrees, with variable northwest to northerly winds and mild nights in coastal and inland zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Hollster
Fort Bragg
California
Ukiah
Santa‘Josa
Weather and temperature roundup across California cities
A compact table lists yesterday and today's temperatures for California cities including Bakersfield 82 Fresno 83 Los Angeles 70 San Diego 70 San Francisco 70 with highs and lows noted. The report also includes nationwide city conditions from Albany to Winnipeg and a tide table with sunrise and sunset details.
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California
Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Alwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pild
Ore
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
St. Louis
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
China’s A Bomb and the UN
TMAUO FALLS Idaho AP The importance of the United Nations as a negotiating mechanism is underscored by Red China’s firing of its first nuclear bomb. Chet Holifield KD Calif vice chairman of the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy says the explosion will have worldwide impact and deepens every nation’s concern about peace or war. He notes no data on the weapon’s content but an analysis is in progress. He says China should be admitted to the UN only if it accepts nonaggression and emphasizes settling differences by negotiation over force, adding the US needs the UN more than ever as many nations possess nuclear weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmauo Falls
Idaho
United Nations
Jchina
Rap
Chet Stollfield
Kd-Calif
Joint Congressional Committee
Ten Atomic Energy
Yoo
China
Rusk
Holifield
U.n.a
USN
K Holifield
Savattone Attends Texas Conference In Houston
Savattone, general manager of the Hayward Area Recreation District, is in Houston, Texas for a week long American Institute of Park Executives conference. The conference continues through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hole Savattone
Hayward Area Recreation Diss
Houston
Texas
Park Executives
South County Obituaries Funeral rites for Etna Bure
Funeral services for Etna Bure 72 who died Thursday in San Jose will be held at the Hayward Mortuary 22207 Mission Blvd Hayward at 1 p.m Monday Rev James Andrew of Christ Lutheran Church San Lorenzo officiating. Burial will be in Golden Gate National Cemetery New York area. Also listed are other local obituaries including Mrs Burch Hoed 62 and Nelson of Hayward with multiple relatives named. A separate Livermore service for Helen B Dean 65 notes multiple heirs and entombment in Hayward Chapel of the Chimes. Additional notices include Dorla Hansen 68 Pleasanton and Mary C Yunes 70 in Hayward with multiple family members named. A San Leandro death reports Robert W Morris Jr and a car accident injuring a man crossing Farns worth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna Bure
San Jose
Hayward Mortuary
Mission Blvd
Hayward
At & P
James Andrew
Christ Lindher
San Lorenzo
Burch
Hayat
Sunset Blvd
Hay
Laterward Moruiary
Mission Rare Pancra Tata
Knock
Livermore
Helen B. Dean
Redwood
Callaghan Mercuury
East Ave
Lillian
N. Nelson
Analive
Chicago
William Miller
Greenhrael
Martinez
Arlene Tbey
Calif
Mrs. Dean
Itenlo Park
Wallace Miller
Wollyheck St
Paul Miller
Don
Robsid Miller
Angels Camp
J. Dean
William Wayne Miller
Oakland
Denise Heisler
San Rafael
Ardis Rayner
Milpilas
Hens Dik Nelsen
Denmark
Fred Nelsen
Minnesota
Howard Hansen
Pleasanton
Maria Mix
Roy Clemens
Arthur Clemens
Ripon
Mary C. Yunes
San Leandro
Sorunson Bros
St. Hayward
Santa Maria
Zores Islands
Mlameda Coualy
Nunes
Knox
Louise Juclus
Mountain View
Joseph San Leandro
Robert Wel] Morris, Jr
Offier
Azores Islands
Canada
Welzel
Church Ave
Farnsworth Street
Death Notice for Mary G. Nunes in Hayward 1964
Mary G. Nunes of 1910 Knee Street Hayward died October 14 1964 aged 20 years Her survivors include her son Haley Johnston and daughter Evelyn Burasier plus three grandchildren The funeral was at Savensen Bros Hayward on Monday October 17 1944 for further information call Maye 4 Shay Deliver 14S Oe IIS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G
Knee
Hayewad
Sonn B. Nunes
Haley Johnston
Hayward
Evelyn MA. Burasier
San Leandro
Louiss
Jacks
Joseph Morris
Ter Toreral
Savensen Bros
Caanes
Strests
HM Am
Shay
300 Casualties In Viet Fighting
Saigon reports a three-front Viet Cong engagement with government troops near the southern delta and Paclic area. More than 300 Viet Cong were killed or wounded, U S forces suffered 6 dead and 25 wounded while helicopters and air power supported a decisive eight hour battle resulting in American casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Paclic
Sma
Murphy Gains Ground as Salinger Race Heats Up
In a weekend of campaign stops in California, Murphy gains on Democrat Salinger as party leaders concede some momentum. Kent notes gains but expects a Salinger win near 500,000 votes. Salinger followers accuse Murphy of lacking issues while Galbraith regrets supporting Salinger. Goldwater postpones California appearances and focuses on rallies in Southern California and San Diego.
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Pierre Salinger
George Murphy
Salinger
Murphy
Roger Kent
Sacramento
Kent
Almast
Wallager
Barry Galdwater
John Kenneth Galbraith
India
Kennedy
Harvard Economist
Goldwater
Isl
San Francisco
Goldwater - Miller
William Miller
California
Sai Bernarding
Knott’s
Berry Farm
San Diego
General Dynamics - Convair
Com Nigtt
Minist
China
Balboa Park
Kuchel Warns Against Isolationist Criticism of UN
Washington Senator Kuchel, Republican whip, criticizes isolationist critics in both parties as the world faces Communist advances. He warns that cursing the United Nations and rejecting international cooperation undermines American leadership and jeopardizes a plan toward interdependence and a just peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPT
Senate
Thomas L Kuehel
Calif
United Nations
Kushel
United Nations Land Suger
Japan Protests A-Blast Over Atomic Test
Tokyo protests blast as China tests its first atomic bomb in the western mainland. Japanese officials condemn the detonation and call for restraint while global tensions rise.
Pleasanton Council to Hear Bike Ordinance and Plant Repairs
Pleasanton City Council plans an eight oclock meeting at City Hall to study a proposed bicycle ordinance. A progress report on repairs to the citys sewage treatment plant will also be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Two Injured In Accident Near Redwood Road
Highway patrol searched for the driver of a car that ran off Redwood Road in Castro Valley last night injuring two passengers. Larry Woodfill, 17, of 15272 Alvino Drive San Leandro, was named as the driver. Both passengers sustained minor injuries and were treated at a hospital and released. Officers did not know if Woodfill was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Redwood
Castro Valley
Larry Woodfill
Alvino Drive
San Leandro
Young Woodfill
Placas Named President Of Livermore Teen Canteen
Greg Placas was elected president of the Livermore Teen Canteen sponsored by the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District. Hugh Walker became vice president Sherese Walker secretary treasurer and Chris Morgan program. Livermore High School seniors Dave Mulqueeny Susan Strumberg and others named as class reps withGranada juniors Steve Griest Sharon Godfrey and Jim Seales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Greg Placas
Livermore Area Recreation and Park Diss
Hugh Walker
Sherese Walker
Chris Morgan
Livermore High School
Dave Mulqueeny
Susan Strumberg
Jim Dolan
Janet Vierra
Chuey Canfield
Bonnie Aas
Bruce Brown
Mary Suete
Granada
Steve Griest
Sharon Godfrey
Jim Seales
Deanna Dickey
Harriman Comments on Khrushchev's Demise at Ball State
Former U S ambassador Harriman spoke at Ball State College about Nikita Khrushchev's downfall and retirement plans. He tied the collapse to the Cuban crisis and noted Soviet leaders Kosygin and Brezhnev as likely successors.
Crash Victims Die in Wedding Trip Collision
ETEN Ma AP El mer Williams 74 of Long Beach California died Friday from injuries after a head on crash five miles south of Princeton on Wednesday. His bride, Abbie Eleming also of Long Beach, was killed instantly in Las Vegas wedding trip tragedy. Williams died en route to Kansas City after being transferred in an ambulance to Princeton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eten
Elmer
J Ams
Ile
Princeton Hospital
Kansas City
Parenthood League To Open Fremont Clinic
Fremont news notes Planned Parenthood League plans a Wednesday evening clinic in Fremont focusing on education information and fundraising. Interim chairwoman Mrs Donald Oily wife of St James Episcopal Church pastor will handle inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Planned Parenthood League
Alinie
Donald Oily
St. James Episcopal Church
Callin
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