Weather Corner Forecast Remains Cloudy With Small Temperature Change
Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy conditions with little fluctuation in temperature. Tonight's low expected to be around 55 degrees with westerly winds up to 16 miles per hour.
26 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
1
Weather outlook shows mostly cloudy conditions with little fluctuation in temperature. Tonight's low expected to be around 55 degrees with westerly winds up to 16 miles per hour.
Statewide weather across California shows cloudy today and tonight with rain likely Tuesday in most regions. Northern areas like Shasta, Siskiyou and the Sierra report rain with mountain snow possible. coastal and valley areas expect rain totals and cooler temps with varying wind strength. Temperatures generally in the 50s to 70s, with specific highs and lows noted for the Sacramento and Salinas valleys, Monterey Bay area and inland valleys.
Herbert Hoover, ex presidents body buried Sunday after a simple service in Iowa. Thousands watched as pallbearers lowered his coffin into a crypt amid cedar shade and loudspeakers. Dr Ellen Trueblood led final rites, praising Hoovers triumphant story and urging rejoicing. Hoover was born in a two room West Branch home, with his wife to be interred later.
Murphy addressed Lockheed employees at dawn in Burbank and then planned rallies in Glendale Eagle Rock and Hollywood urging defense industry support. He argued Salinger lacks spine to defend aerospace jobs and claimed polls show 25 30 percent of California Democrats may back him amid aerospace job losses and a 6 percent drop in the sector.
California leaders from both parties united in opposition to Proposition 14, aiming to weaken a housing discrimination ban. Sen. Kuchel and Sen. Burns publicly denounced the measure, while Sen. McCarthy urged caution, arguing it curtails state and local anti discrimination efforts. Gov. Brown and Sen. Salinger also criticized the proposal as dangerous and divisive.
About 1,500 Latin Americans gathered at a Santa Springs barbecue as Republicans charged Democrats take Mexican Americans for granted. Speakers urged backing the anti urban renewal stance in Flood Ranch, praising local residents’ efforts to improve themselves without federal directives. Participants included Dennis Murphy, Averell Hunt, and Harvey Mydland, tying the event to upcoming races in the area.
Doctors at Walter Reed Hospital reported former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is doing quite well after bronchial inflammation. His voice has shown improvement though he still has a painful cough and speaking difficulty from the illness. They expect he may be able to go home by week’s end.
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