Weather Corner: Fall Through Tomorrow With Fog and Light Winds
Fall through tomorrow will see morning fog or low clouds and little temperature change. Tonight's low is forecast between 45 and 53 degrees with westerly winds around 15 miles per hour.
28 Oct 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
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Fall through tomorrow will see morning fog or low clouds and little temperature change. Tonight's low is forecast between 45 and 53 degrees with westerly winds around 15 miles per hour.
State wide weather forecast covers the San Francisco Bay Area and regions from Shasta to the Central Coast. Fair conditions dominate with coastal fog mornings in several areas and cooler Sierra Nevada. Highs mostly mid to upper 70s, some valleys 78 to 88, with gentle to light variable winds and low tonight in 40s to 50s.
Tide tables and nautical data for the day note high and low tides, sunrise and sunset times, and dark hours. Includes measurements and figures prepared for maritime use with period specifics and site notation.
Yesterday recorded a high temperature as the day warmed under clear skies while today opened with a cool low. Weather forecasts indicate continued mild daytime temperatures and cooler nights across the region.
The Vatican issued five decrees amid the Second Vatican Council sessions. They broaden church representation, define relations with non Christians, and propose reforms in Catholic education and priestly training. A key measure allows diocesan bishops outside Rome to join Curia departments.
Viet Nam Day committee members described two marches led by the VDC that were turned back at Oakland city limits on Oct 15-16. They argued blocking the marches sets a precedent against protests on the issue. Jeter and VDC spokesmen planned to seek parade permits then a court injunction to restrain authorities, though previous efforts were rejected. Smale said the unanimous decision was to march regardless if police mass at the city limits.
SACRAMENTO AP Senator Vernon L. Sturgeon granted a re hearing on an auto smog measure after learning his governor Brown's son in law represents a sponsor firm. He said the public must know this information. The move comes as Brown seeks to place smog control on the legislative agenda.
The Daily Review announces publication details with names Floyd Sparks and William Chilcole, plus address and post office terms. It lists Harvard California categories and the second class matter under Congress act of 1897, providing subscription and contact information at 116 W. Winston Ave Box 3127 Hayward CA.
Neutral delegates from 17 nations at the Geneva Disarmament Conference plan to push a resolution on nuclear nonproliferation in the General Assembly committee. Informed sources say the non-aligned members may introduce the measure today or Friday, aiming to spur action by the great powers.
Reports from Rangoon say cyclonic storms and torrential rains across central Burma have killed at least 10 people and displaced thousands over two days. Flooding covered hundreds of thousands of acres of ready rice.
Marines report continued repairs after the Da Nang area raid as helicopters damaged in the attack are expected to fly again. Gen Wall notes a Marine patrol killed 15 enemy fighters near Da Nang while four Viet Cong were bayoneted. The raid targets Da Nang air base, Marble Mountain strength ups, and ongoing Viet Cong infiltration tactics.
Three suspects, James R. Long 28 of San Lorenzo and Joe Reynolds of Hayward plus a third, deny involvement in the Prothero murder. District attorney to drop charges against Long as detectives find no link. Sheriff’s Capt. Mitch ell says Mrs. Prothero could receive about $20,000 in life insurance. Arraignments occurred in Hayward Municipal Court alongside Mrs Prothero and Reynolds.
William F Buckley Jr Conservative Party mayoral candidate and National Review editor urged ultra reactionary traffic reform in New York proposing 20 foot high bikeways on both sides of every street with marked bike zones. He endorsed returning to bicycles as the main transport mode.
Robert J. Scoggin of Spartanburg South Carolina the Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan refused to testify before the House Committee on un American Activities. He invoked the Fifth Amendment after acknowledging subpoena and followed by other top United Klans officials.
President Johnson announced the United States will attempt to put two two man crews into orbit simultaneously to rendezvous and fly in formation. The goal is to recover time lost after an Atlas Agena rocket failure delayed Gemini 6. If successful, four American astronauts would be in space at once, with close formation flight as the aim. The plan follows a Soviet achievement in 1963 of dual manned flights separated by miles.
Waterford Connecticut report notes a Cub Scout in a Halloween costume as a beatnik carrying a sign reading I will not go to Viet Nam. my mommy won't let me cross the street. The incident highlights the era and child expression during the period.
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