Weather Corner: Fair Weather Continues as Warmth Persists
Weather corner notes continued warmth with fair skies through tomorrow. Tonight's low is expected to range from 0 to 0 degrees as gentle winds ease.
22 Oct 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
1
Weather corner notes continued warmth with fair skies through tomorrow. Tonight's low is expected to range from 0 to 0 degrees as gentle winds ease.
State wide weather summary from UP International notes fair conditions across California regions today and through Saturday. Highs mostly in the 80s with occasional 90s in the Central Valley and Salinas area, light to moderate winds and minimal temperature changes overnight. Fog in Bragg vicinity and coastal areas with gentle to variable winds prevailing in inland districts.
Yesterday’s high reached the forecast region as readings climbed into the upper 80s before a cool down. Today’s low is expected to dip into the mid 60s with a quiet start and gradual warming into the afternoon.
The nation enjoyed mild conditions in many areas while the West faced a heat wave with highs near 102 degrees in Amar a California and 100 at Los Angeles International. San Diego recorded a record high as the Weather Bureau attributed the heat to hot desert winds funneling through canyons and dry air warming in interior mountain relief.
The page shows publication staff roles for The Daily Review with names such as Ine Foye Snarks and William Chilcots, plus office addresses in Hayward, Alameda and Livermore, and subscription rates. It includes old legal notice style lines and multiple telephone numbers for regional offices.
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The dispatch prints a Marine letter from a Vietnam veteran criticizing antiwar demonstrators and draft dodgers. He condemns protests and urges accountability in court for alleged assaults while describing his Vietnam experiences and the generation’s attitudes. The letter targets youths who oppose the war and those who endorse hurried social patterns.
San Leandro topped smog readings yesterday with a level of .24 while Oakland and San Francisco posted .19. Temperatures were 5 to 10 degrees above normal through Tuesday as Pleasanton reached a high around 60.
Sacramento AP reports a California Medicare bill advances to the Assembly floor after a split vote in the Ways and Means Committee. Casey says about 1.1 million residents would gain coverage including welfare recipients and medically indigent. The measure seeks to tap federal funds and cover ages 18 to 64, beyond the federal Medicare scope.
AP reports Moral Re-Armament leader J. Blanton Belk of Tucson urged China to resist pacifist demagogy and warned that freedom costs must be understood. Brussels hosts 400 paintings by 47th century artists at the Museum of Ancient Art as 1,500 delegates from 30 nations attend the four day world assembly.
Montagu argues the male is biologically weaker and urges women to manipulate marriage timing and tenderness to extend longevity. He claims women lead in emotional resilience and intelligence tests, noting increased female aptitude in mechanics and schooling over decades. He warns even superior women must balance intellect with compassion and maternal empathy.
In Hayneville Alabama the state rests its case as the trial recounts the murder of a bride and the aftermath. The narrative notes the couple Lovell and Helen amid a tense civil rights climate and a Ku Klux Klan link cited by authorities.
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