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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1964
Page
1
Increasing cloudiness to forecast for today and fanight with 240 per cent chance of rain Sunday. High temperatures from 45 to 73 are forecast for today, slightly cooler Sunday, soatt erly winds of 12 to 25 miles an hours.
Increasing cloudiness across regions with highs mainly in the 65 to 75 range and rain chances rising Sunday. Monterey, Santa Clara, and Napa report cooler air with lows 34 to 57, while winds shift southerly to coastal zones. Small craft warnings issued for Point Arena northward with strongest winds today.
Yesterday’s high reached 86 degrees while the low fell to 49. Weather data summary for Hayward indicates warm daytime conditions and mild overnight temperatures.
In Fairfield California three four year old boys Deanie Cardullide Jessie Cardullide and Curt Byron were found drowned in an eight foot drainage ditch after being reported missing by their mothers. A search by more than 100 officers and volunteers followed the 1 30 pm Friday disappearance. One parent Sergeant Jessie Cardbullido is stationed in Vietnam six months. The other parents are Staff Sergeant and Mrs Albert Byron at 2037 Cambridge Drive. Sergeant Byron is at nearby Travis Air Force Base.
Ellen Weaver a Stanford biologist and mother of three won a 10000 grant from the Atomic Energy Commission to continue studying photosynthesis and the elusive P70 energy converter. She credits her husband and family support for her success while balancing research with home life.
In Los Angeles Hubert Humphrey called for a landslide vote to reaffirm President Johnson against Goldwater. He warned that a wide Johnson margin would curb radical elements and help moderates reclaim the GOP. Humprey's coast-to-coast push included stopovers in Los Angeles and Tucson with talks stressing economic progress and opposition to extremists.
Two military transport planes collided during maneuvers ten days ago about 18 miles south of Augusta Georgia. No casualties were reported immediately. The Richmond County sheriff said the planes crashed near State Road 25 and small brush fires were started in the area.
Miller Johnson, GOP vice presidential nominee, condemned Lyndon Johnson's alleged smear as a desperate, reckless charge meant to besmirch the Eisenhower era. He asserted Johnson sought a panic-led edge in the waning hours of a grueling campaign trail.
A one year old, Michael William, celebrated a birthday with a bus ride from Hayward to San Francisco, his doctors saying he may walk someday. His father Ostle, a driver for AC Transit, has helped him ride since infancy, and the outing to Shriner's Hospital was the day’s special plan amid ongoing medical care and a haircut milestone.
New steel and aluminum guard rails designed to bounce an auto back onto the highway replace older types. The state notes some rails cost more but offer greater safety, while in another section a feature describes a young boy named Michael, his family, and a specially made transit liner. The article blends public safety updates with a human-interest profile set in a California family.
East German authorities tightened border security at the Berlin Wall during a four day West Berliners visiting period. About 40,000 people pass through Sandkrug Bridge Checkpoint in three hours as five gaps in the wall remain open and a military truck guards a gap ready to block escapes. The wall passes are part of a new agreement allowing four visiting periods in 12 months, with more during Christmas New Year and in the following year.
President Johnson warned about rising prices amid a surge in steel profits as Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel reported strong third quarter earnings. Experts note higher steel profits may complicate price restraint while nonferrous metals rise on brisk demand. Bankers warn inflation risks and urge tighter credit as GM returns to near full output with a three year contract.
In Colombo, Ceylon, after presenting credentials, Cecil B. Lyon, the new U8 ambassador, chased a burglar out of his private room. Police are investigating the incident.
The Rev. Bill Mansdoerfer president of Outreach, Inc. denies that his group is a front for San Francisco Citizens for Goldwater. He says Outreach is a bipartisan pastors group surveying voters and investigating alleged false registrations.
The item recaps dates and events tied to Halloween, including Nevada’s 1864 statehood and 20th century milestones. It notes the Treasury’s 1931 bank closings, the 1948 Mukden capture in Manchuria, and Princess Margaret’s 1955 decision on Peter Townsend. A Voltaire quote closes the brief.
Tokyo AP reports the United States refused a special Indonesian presidential jetliner an Okinawa overflight on the way from Japan to China. Sukarno will depart Tokyo Sunday for Pyongyang and then Shanghai for a one day meeting with Premier Chow En-lai on November 3.
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