Weather Corner Partly Cloudy and Cooler Outlook
Partly cloudy conditions continue with a cool period into tomorrow. Tonight's low is forecast between 44 and 48 degrees with westerly winds near 28 mph.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1964
Page
2
Partly cloudy conditions continue with a cool period into tomorrow. Tonight's low is forecast between 44 and 48 degrees with westerly winds near 28 mph.
California counties report cloudy conditions with rain chances in several areas. Bay Area and Salinas show showers possible today with highs around the mid 60s to mid 70s and variable winds, while the Sierra, Sacramento, and Central Valley forecast showers or clouds into Wednesday with higher 70s to near 90s in some zones. Northwest winds and coastal conditions persist from Monterey to Fort Bragg, with low tonight in the 40s and 50s across many zones.
Police raided the African Asian Cultural Center in North Philadelphia arresting Muhammad and three others in a crackdown linked to weekend riots. The mayor said curfew and heavy security remained, riots caused up to 3 million in damage, and officials sought aid to repair the area.
A tearful tribute honors Gracie Allen at Forest Lawn following her funeral as George Burns and Jack Benny fight tears. More than 1,300 attendees including Bob Hope Ronald Reagan Cyd Charisse and Edie Adams heard tributes from Benny Jessel and Burns. Outside, over 1,000 fans gathered listening to loudspeakers during the service.
Cairo reports thirteen Arab foreign ministers review united military preparations over Israel’s Jordan River diversion. They vow concerted action to curb Zionism and imperialism,setting stage for Alexandria summit. Moscow reportedly offers Jordan modern arms to shift its alignment, while Jordan weighs Soviet jets against Western aid.
San Francisco report notes U S Supreme Court rulings overturning convictions and ordering new trials. Cases include Anderson of San Jose a murder conviction tainted by lack of counsel, Dorado in California prison yard, and Welch a life case spared by new evidence. Also actions on Watts murder conviction reduction and a College of Osteopathic inquiry.
Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopts a 4 percent bed tax for unincorporated areas after Lampoon and Santa Barbara actions. The measure, supported by several supervisors, aims to direct revenue to tourism in the taxed regions. Santa Maria and Guadalupe have not acted.
Nashville AP reports World War I hero Sgt. Alvin York, 76, is in grave condition late Monday as doctors monitor renewed urinary tract infection complications. Officials say his health has fluctuated with prior kidney and lung problems.
AP reports U S Army Pvt Terry L Goin of Bakersfield California was killed in an automobile accident Saturday near Camp Long north of Seoul. The two year veteran died from head injuries and burns after the vehicle he drove overturned. He is survived by his father Samuel Goin of Lucerne California.
Rains drenched the eastern seaboard as the tropical storm Cleo weakened. Norfolk Naval Air Station received nearly 5 inches, Oceana about 4 inches, with thunderstorms and heavy rain spreading to the midwest. Tornadoes damaged property and lines in Kansas towns Russell Gorham and Hays. Rapid City Maryland reported large hail.
Moscow reports 63 million Soviet students return as long summer break ends. Children start schooling at age seven for ten years, with many attending kindergarten or any form of instruction, including correspondence courses.
The ad proclaims Oroweat bakerys commitment to quality bread with a homespun pledge. It invokes time honored oaths of fidelity to customers and vows to produce the best possible bread in every loaf and variety.
The Almanac notes the 245th day of 1964 with 1210 follow and a near new moon. It lists visible planets Jupiter Saturn Venus Mars in the morning and Saturn as the evening star. It marks Virgo birthdays and recalls events: 1807 Aaron Barr acquitted in Richmond. 1878 Boston hires first woman telephone operator. 1932 Mayor Jenn y Walker resignation after Seabury probe. 1930 Germany invades Poland starting World War II. A thought notes temptation.
The Vatican proposes a Jerusalem interfaith center to study and compare major religious doctrines with emphasis on Orthodox Christianity. Pope Paul VI delegated planning to Rev. Theodore Hesburgh of Notre Dame, with non Christian scholars invited and aims to foster Christian unity and better relations among faiths.
Rob Clampett, creator of Cecil and The Saasick Sea Serpent, rescued three men from a capsized boat off the Palos Verdes Peninsula. He, his wife Sady and skipper Pat Keener found Esah Durrah, Levi Montguimery, and Lawrence Durrah clinging to a barge. all received minor treatment and were discharged.
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