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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1964
Page
2
Statewide Weather Overview Highlights Bay Area and Valleys
Statewide forecast notes fair conditions across regions with variable highs from mid 60s to mid 80s. Bay Area temps reach 68-76 F with light northwest winds, Salinas and Salinas Valley mid 70s, Sierra and Central Valley warming into the 80s by Thursday. Coastal and northwest winds 10-20 mph inland, stronger near coast in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
San Rafael
Sierra Nevada
San Joaquin Valley
San Joniphi
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
Temperatures Yesterday and Today’s Extremes
Yesterday recorded a high around 72 degrees and a low near 58 as weather forecasts indicate cooler temps today. Sky conditions were partly cloudy with light winds from the west throughout the day.
Cold War turns hot claims from Murphy in LA remarks
Republican senatorial candidate George Murphy told the Los Angeles County Young Republicans that the Cold War is turning hot. He warned that U S military commitment in Southeast Asia grows stronger while strategy weakens and cited Cuba as a communist conspiracy. He also noted renewed American involvement in Central Africa.
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Law
Dad
Los Angeles
Iepublican
George Murphy
Murphy
U. S
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Cuba
Central Africa
Ier
Bomb Proves Harmless in Santa Monica Find
Apartment manager David Larsbow reported a three foot long, eight inch diameter olive drab ticking object with fins in the garage. Police summoned the bomb squad after an 18 year old owner had previously disassembled it. Deputy John D. Spiller determined the device was a World War I marker buoy and harmless.
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Santa Monica
David Larsbow
Latmw
John D. Spiller
Spiller
Kennedy Campaigns In Fish Market For Senate Bid
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy opened his senate bid at dawn in New York's Fulton Fish Market. He shook hands with workers as crowds and fish crates surrounded him, calling them fellow workers and fishermen. Kennedy later addressed AFL CIO delegates and stood at the Democratic and Liberal conventions to secure nominations. He faces Rep. Samuel Stratton and Sen. Kenneth Keating as top rivals.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Amang
Fulton
East River
Kennedy
Liberal Party
Organized Labor
Vention
Afl-Cio
Samuel F. Stratton
Stratton
Kenneth B. Keating
Rochester
Keating
Coliberal
Henry Paolucci
Town College
New Rochelle
New York State
John P. Kennedy
Young Killer's Hearing Set at Juvenile Court
Edmund E. Kemper, a youth from North Fork, faces a forensic hearing scheduled for September 22 after being charged with killing Juvenile Court Judge Mason. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kemper of Bailey, attended the convention where the boy spoke amid family onstage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Kennedy
Manera
Edmund E
Mason
E. E. Kemper
Bailey
North Fork
Almanac Today September 2 1964 Highlights
The Almanac notes Wednesday as the earth day in 1964 with 120 to follow, moon near full phase and morning stars Jupiter Saturn Mars Venus. It marks Virgo birthdays and Eugene Field born on this date. History items include 1789 Treasury Department creation, 1864 Sherman occupation of Atlanta, 1935 Florida Keys hurricane, 1945 Tokyo Bay surrender.
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Saturn
Mars
Venus
Virgo
Eugene Field
Congress
U.S. Treasury Department
William Sherman
Atlanta
U.S
Florida Keys
Missouri
Tokyo Bay
Douglas MacArthur
Governor urges halt to Fort Ord meningitis training
Gov Brown and federal officials press for a temporary shutdown of Fort Ord to curb a meningitis outbreak that has claimed 12 lives since 1964 and prompted calls for federal aid. The three day conference included health and defense officials as lawmakers push for immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
National Institutes
Cable Disease Service
Brownfornia Health Department
Defense
Rabee Bestelent McNarmara
Baltimore on edge as riots feared after unrest warnings
Baltimore officials prepared for possible riots amid reports of planned disorder by outside agitators. Mayor McKeldin and Governor Tawes announced readiness of police and National Guard, while warning that Baltimore could become a target like New York and Philadelphia. Strong ties cited between Negroes and police tensions, with authorities noting suspicious activity but withholding specifics.
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National Guard
Cers
Milturt AL Reckord
Diana
Theodore R. McKeldin
Land
J. Millard
Tawes
Ar- Pallce
Bernard ‘Nounced
Schimidt
McKeldin and Tawes
Jaint
R Usation
Accu
New York
Marlen Judy
Hey
Rochester
N.Y
Patermno
Philadelphia
McCormack Campaigns For Edward Kennedy Health Crisis
Edward J. McCormack Jr says Kennedy remains a friend and ally in his re election bid. Kennedy, hospitalized at New England Baptist after a plane crash, is not expected to be released for several months.
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Boston
Ward M. Kennedy
D-Ma
Edward J. McCormack Jr
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
Electa
Kennedy
New England Baptist
U Thant Returns to Desk After Europe Trip
Secretary General U Thant resumes duties in New York following a four day European visit. He met officials and held talks with several leaders during the trip.
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Tapaln
Uothant
Europe
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