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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1963
Page
3
The forecast calls for day and night cloudiness with little temperature change. Tonight's low is expected between 50 and 60 degrees with westerly winds from 8 to 18 mph. Hayward temperatures show yesterday's high and today's low.
California and Nevada forecast fair conditions with minor temperature changes. Bay Area and Central Valley expect highs in the 68 to 78 range, nights cooler with low clouds and fog in valleys. winds light to moderate. Sierra regions show similar small fluctuations. Sea Joaquin Valley notes morning fog and gentle winds. Overall, days mainly sunny with slight regional cooling overnight.
A mixed report covers temperate readings across major West Coast cities including Bakersfield Fresno Los Angeles Oakland and San Francisco with Albany Albuquerque Seattle and others noted. Separate items report a San Jose narcotics ring arrest, a Fresno stabbing death, and related investigations involving San Jose and Santa Clara County officers.
Utah citizens rate association asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to reopen hearings on the Western Pacific Railroad acquisition. The group argues the case is stale since two years have passed since initial hearings and cites improved WP earnings and freight volume to support renewed scrutiny of Santa Fe’s control.
Fragmented OCR text presents an early 20th century newspaper page with notices on subscription rates and staff roles. Mentions The Dolly Review Inc Beth Beerth and various misread names. Contains city hall and Alameda County references with unclear context and garbled lines.
President Tito of Yugoslavia is struck by influenza and cancels plans for a West Coast stop during a brief United States tour. He remains bedridden in Williamsburg at the Allen-Byrd House with wife Jovanka and two Yugoslav physicians, delaying schedules and leaving only a shortened East Coast leg.
Fragmentary item references sunrise times and sea timing data. Mentions tides and tables though details are incomplete. No clear person or organization identified.
Almanac entry for Saturday October 19 1963 notes the 292nd day with 78 to follow. Historical highlights include Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown in 1781, Star Spangled Banner sunk in 1814, 1936 around the world race finish, and 1954 Suez pact Britain Egypt. Kempis quote closes.
New York stocks surged this week with heavy trading as investors ignored recession fears. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended Friday at 750.60, up 8.84 for the week, after five straight gains and a late profit-taking dip that shaved 1.17 from Thursday's record close of 75.77.
In San Francisco AP report Rep Frank Bow argues federal and California employment services threaten private enterprise. Bow says the federal agency has turned its back on the unemployed and claims 60 percent of placed workers are actually employed only while changing jobs. Officials dispute the figures with California stating 99 percent of public placements stay employed.
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted World Airways authority to carry passengers and cargo weekly between California and Honolulu, Johnston Island, Kwajalein Island. The approval covers a supplemental contract with Western Electric through Sept 30 for the Defense Department's Pacific Missile Range project. The board denied permission for overflow cargo from Honolulu to Oakland on some one way flights for the Military Air Transport Service.
A sparse OCR fragment from a 374 page may mention measurements and initials AA with a 32 inch reference. The readable text provides little context. No clear event, person, or organization can be identified from the fragment.
Rio de Janeiro with about four million residents braces for six hour daily power cuts as reservoirs dwindle threatening water supply. In southern Brazil torrential rains flood towns and force hundreds from homes.
LOS ANGELES AP Gov Brown condemns delays to civil rights saying Negroes should not bear longer waiting. He cites a distinguished jurist on justice delayed equals justice denied and notes studies showing segregation rising in cities with Negroes having half the high school completion rate, a third of college completion, and twice the risk of unemployment.
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