Weather Corner Update Quiet Tonight and Mild Tomorrow
A weather note reports mostly cloudy skies tonight with little temperature change. Expect a mild high today in the town, with conditions forecast for tomorrow remaining temperate and similar.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1963
Page
2
A weather note reports mostly cloudy skies tonight with little temperature change. Expect a mild high today in the town, with conditions forecast for tomorrow remaining temperate and similar.
Northern and Central California expect fair conditions Sunday and Monday with lingering morning fog near the coast and a warming trend. Western Nevada and Monterey Bay area see fair weather with morning fog and increasing inland temperatures, plus light to moderate westerly winds in the afternoons. This summary notes specific highs and lows for cities including San Francisco Oakland San Mateo San Rafael Salinas Santa Clara Valley and Ukiah with variable winds and inland warming across the state.
Northern Alabama and South Carolina begin desegregation in white schools with Negro students for the first time. Mississippi resists token desegregation. Authorities brace for possible disorder, while Birmingham and Tuskegee implement security measures as enrollments start in several cities. The shift continues despite hostile responses and ongoing debates over school integration.
Tide tables show high tides at 12 10 and 490 rts with sunrise at 6 40 and sunset at 7 30. Compacted notes list sighted times and point references for coastal sites.
Drillers press on to reach trapped miner Louis Bova as the crew extends shafts into the earth after the Aug. 13 entrapment. David Fells and Henry Throne were rescued earlier, with Andrew Drebilko volunteering for another descent to locate any remains in the chamber. A central TV camera helped assess the chamber walls, while another volunteer may descend the 22 inch shaft as surface officials watch.
In Hershey Pennsylvania Adm Lewis L Strauss said the Eisenhower tribute on October 12 will have no political significance. He noted prominent Democrats and Republicans will attend the White House dinners marking Eisenhower’s birthday. Rumors of GOP nomination talk at the event were dismissed, though political chatter may occur among guests. Eisenhower remains a moderating figure in a field including Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller as potential nominees, with others also mentioned.
In Florida four more county systems move to desegregation joining 15 counties with mixed schools. Miami area sees 45 of 205 schools segregated last term. In St Augustine six Black students will enter two white high schools Tuesday. Georgia integrates Savannah and Athens with 26 Black students entering white schools. Atlanta begins third year with 153 Black pupils in formerly white schools. Kentucky reports about 22 districts integrating while a few have no plans. Louisiana Baton Rouge starts desegregation with 28 Black students in four white schools under court order. New Orleans area adds seven more schools for a total of 27. North Carolina districts, including Charlotte-Mecklenburg, expect 11 desegregated schools with 70 Black students in white schools.
The Daily Review announces offices in Hayward and San Leon, with a circulation manager and publisher names partly garbled. Subscription rates listed as 10 cents per copy and 15 cents for weekly editions, plus various unclear office addresses and audit references.
In San Francisco two parolees from Folsom Penitentiary, Joseph Babe Gayeia and William Lowery, were captured after trying to rob a supermarket. Police say Lowery waved a gun and boasted of past $160,000 robberies, but fled when his disguise failed. both were arrested in the parking lot.
In Moab Utah miners demand an independent investigation into the state mine disaster after Gov Clyde’s probe missives. Union leaders and locals call for a second inquiry, criticizing state safety inspections and seeking testimony from union officials. The 18th victim’s body remains in the mine as efforts to recover continue amid postponements and mine closure.
Virginia conservatives push a Goldwater tower plan to place him on the 1964 ballot in Virginia and 37 other states. The group seeks 1000 signatures to qualify electors and may nominate Melvin Tower as vice president if the Republican convention bypasses Goldwater. Virginia faces late filing deadlines after next year’s GOP convention.
In San Francisco a coalition of civil rights groups formed the San Francisco Civil Rights Coordinating Council. Leaders including Rev. Hamilton T. Boswell reported a weekend reconciliation, merging the United San Francisco Free tion Movement and other factions with major clergy and civic groups to coordinate programs, avoid duplication, and build support for shared projects.
Hyannisport, Mass AP says President Kennedy will receive increased public exposure in coming weeks. He will be interviewed for television in taped segments expanding from 10 minutes to 30 minutes. A Western trip from September 9 to 29 will inspect national conservation and resource development.
AP reports comedienne Talsy Kelly was booked in county jail after a disturbance early Saturday in La Jolla. She and two friends, Peggy Fears and Thurman Lindleigh, were cited for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after police found them in a parked car. Kelly claimed officers bruised her when cuffed, while residents complained of loud talking and arguing.
Six Philippine fashion models including Gloria Romera and Chona Velarde arrived in San Francisco amid security concerns after an attempted escape by Benny Thurman 20 from a depot nearby. The models will appear Friday night at the San Francisco Fairmont Hotel under the Philippine Consulate, as part of a two week Hawaii visit. A harbor patrolman intervened after a disturbance near the runway.
Almanac notes the date the 244th day of 1963 with 12 to follow. It lists historical events from 1807 Burr treason acquittal to 1989 Germany invades Poland and mentions Oscar Wilde’s quotation as a thought for the day.
SAN JOSE AP reports a party revelers in San Jose led to a fatal car crash on Stevens Creek road near Cupertine. Four teens drowned when a speeding car crowded with youths veered off the reservoir road and submerged. Surviving riders, including Ronald Perry, 13, escaped by swimming ashore and were treated. two others were released from hospital soon after.
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