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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1963

Page

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Weather Corner overview for Northern California regions

Weather brief notes a cloudy to rainy pattern across Northern California through Tuesday with cooler temps inland. San Francisco Bay area and valleys show cloudy today, with highs in 66 to 78 range and lows 43 to 53 in some zones, light to gentle westerly winds and occasional coastal breezes.

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Weather and political notes mixed in October dispatch

Weather data spans many cities from Hayward to Winnipeg, listing high and low temperatures, conditions, and forecasts. The piece also covers a U.S. House committee decision on a civil rights program, with references to key figures and regional responses.

Rockefeller backs Goldwater runoff talk at NY TV

Governor Nelson A Rockefeller said on ABC Issues and Answers he would back Goldwater if he ran on a 1960 GOP platform and announced intentions next month. Commenting amid mixed views, Rockefeller noted Goldwater’s appeal to rad right voters and discussed civil rights views as the NY assembly controversy split observers.

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Congress Drags Into Tith Month

Washington AP reports foreign aid, civil rights and the Robert G. Baker case dominate congress as it enters its nth month. The Senate faces a week or more on the annual foreign aid bill while the House aims to restore roughly 700 million dollars cut from the bill, and a separate measure funds the overall program.

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Chinese Reds Dig At Russia in Tokyo Dispatch

A Chinese news service in Tokyo reports harsh criticism of Soviet Premier Khrushchev from Chinese sources. The Red Flag journal in translation accuses Khrushchev of demagoguery and suggests U.S. policy under Kennedy is peaceful, reflecting widening Chinese Sino-Soviet tensions.

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Oyster Sale Change Urged In New York

Albany AP report says lawmakers push to shift oyster sale ban from May 15 to Sept 1 to June through October. Proponents argue the old belief that oysters run only in months with an R is outdated and tied to refrigeration limits.

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Parched East Gets Some Rain Amid Drought Relief

Light rain reached parts of the drought-stricken East but offered limited relief as unseasonably mild temperatures heated much of the nation. The Weather Bureau reported spotty showers from the Ozarks to the northern Appalachians with up to an inch along the Ohio River, while drought and forest fires continued to inflict crop and property damage across the vast drought belt. Cool air spread from northern Texas toward the Ohio Valley and New England as showers were forecast from southeast Texas to Maryland.

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Almanac Today What happened on Oct 28 1968

Almanac entry for Monday Oct 28 1968 notes the 101st day of the year with 64 to follow and a near full moon. Historical items include the 1886 dedication of the Statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island and 1918 events in Prague and U.S. Prohibition act passage. Pope John XXIII elected in 1958 and Ecumenical Council remarks cited.

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Black Muslim protest over police gun demand at city auditorium

Flint detectives Capt. Glenn Sommers Lt. Victor Smith and Det. Jack Conely refused to surrender their guns when asked to disarm at a Black Muslim assembly. Sommers met with Meaders and city attorney Edward Joseph who cited ordinances supporting officers rights. The scene highlighted tensions between police, officials, and Black Muslim leaders amid broader calls for separation and arms debates.

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Freed Student Returns Home From German Prison

Robert F. Mann, 20, says he did nothing wrong after arriving in Los Angeles from a two year term in East German prison. He admits he went to West Berlin to improve German, and helped fellow students trying to aid East Berliners cross the border. Mann urges caution against taking arrests, but expresses relief and a belief his experiences have broadened him.

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Freighter Hai Fu Pulled Off Waikiki Reef After Crash

The Nationalist Chinese freighter Hai Fu was freed from a reef near Waikiki Beach after five Navy salvage craft and two large tugboats worked around the clock since Saturday. Passenger Nicholas Riegg, 21, of Walnut Creek California, lost his left foot when a tow cable broke, while Cmdr Willard F. Searle Jr., a Navy salvage officer, suffered a leg injury. The ship ran aground Saturday at the reef near the entrance to Kewala Basin.

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Con Charged With Thefts

SAN FRANCISCO AP An escapee from Orange County was arrested Sunday and tied to a nine day campaign of armed robberies. Richard Lee Wiley 38 was nabbed at his YMCA hotel room after officers received a tip. Wiley had been awaiting trial on 12 counts of armed robbery when he escaped from Orange County jail Oct 11. His case was scheduled for Grand Jury action.

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