26 Oct 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
1
In Broistedt Germany rain worsened, delaying rescue of 43 miners missing since Thursday night after a dam burst flooded the iron mine. Seventy six escaped earlier, seven more were rescued by raft as water rose, while search teams penetrated the eastern section by rubber boat without locating the missing men.
LOS ANGELES AP heart researchers warn young men rushing under constant deadlines are at higher risk of heart attacks before 50. Drs. Rosenman and Friedman say personality and behavior may predict susceptibility better than blood fats alone, though cholesterol readings still aid risk detection.
The Energy Commission reports total California spending by the AEC totaling billions across Berkeley Livermore UCLA UC campuses San Diego Davis La Jolla Riverside San Francisco and Stanford. Notable items include 16.5 million at Stanford for the five mile linear accelerator and 9.5 million on Opera in-Plawshare research. Other universities and firms cited include Cal Tech UCLA General Atomic and USC with various allocations for civilian research and administrative costs.
New York AP reports 72 year old Robier Parks Davidson magazine publisher and advertising figure who joined Hearst in 1919 and retired after four years. A native of Lafayette Indiana he began at Motor Magazine in Chicago and later led Cosmopolitan, Pic, Review and Puck before his death.
Mrs Nhu Ngo Dinh arrives in San Francisco Bay Area for a three week US visit. She is slated to address the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco and speak at UC Berkeley Harmon Gymnasium about noon. Police guard her with a motorcycle escort and extra officers while protesters plan a Sheraton Palace demonstration led by student groups seeking to end the Vietnam War. Governor Brown asks Californians to refrain from picketing during her stay.
The notice lists publication details for The Dolly Review with editor William Chiles and advertising director Hayward, indicating a wager and contact from W. Winter. Rates include 10 cents per copy on weekdays, 1.75 dollars per month, and daily publishing including Sundays. The address is 1 Meda Catt, Hayward, California.
Weather forecast notes fair weather today and tonight with little temperature change. Northwest winds at 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. Low temperatures tonight range from 30 to 50 degrees.
Statewide weather across regions shows fair conditions today tonight and Sunday with modest temperature changes. Northern and central areas report warmer afternoons, light to fresh northerly or northwest winds, and highs mainly in the 60s to 80s with variances by valley and hill locations.
Yesterday’s high reached 72 degrees while today’s low remains undisclosed, leaving residents awaiting a complete temperature update for Hayward.
Pacific Standard Time station notes show Sunday October 27 with tide, height, and time indices. Includes sunrise at 6 31 and computed titles for Fort Paint area. weather and light figures appear unclear due to OCR.
NEW YORK UPI Stocks surged to a record high for the week with the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbing to 752.31 on Monday and finishing near 755.61 at week’s end. Weekly trading totaled 1,30,955,050 shares, above the prior week. Du Pont’s strong nine month sales and earnings supported the rally.
In Brussels the Belgian Turkish Chamber of Commerce reports industrialists aim to employ about 50,000 Turkish workers by 1965. Currently around 3,000 Turks work in Belgian coal mines with 2,000 more expected soon.
Reporters observed two RBS7F jet aircraft at the desert test center near Edwards Air Force Base while technicians performed ground checks. The craft, described as four-engine high altitude reconnaissance jets, resemble the U2 with two large underwing engine pods. One RBS7F lifted off after a prior sighting, then another appeared from a hangar and parked as ground crews worked.
The Almanac notes October 26, 1963 as a Saturday marking the Erie Canal opening in 1825, Cork's Terence MacSwiney death in 1920, and Japan sinking the Hornet in 1942. It also mentions Jupiter as the morning star and the evening sky. Ibsen’s thought on communal leadership closes the entry.
Hurricane Ginny remained offshore after delivering a coastal fire drill from Charleston to Morehead City. Winds near 100 mph sent residents fleeing beach houses to shelters. about 3,000 along South Carolina's Grand Strand evacuated, with 1,500 in Charleston area. The storm drifted 1,100 miles along the coast before turning seaward.
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