Weather Corner Vale Forecast
Weather outlook for Vale suggests a windy day with temperatures around 83 today and lows 53 to 66 tonight. Westerly winds at 10 to 20 mph expected, with cloudy periods and no significant precipitation indicated.
03 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1963
Page
1
Weather outlook for Vale suggests a windy day with temperatures around 83 today and lows 53 to 66 tonight. Westerly winds at 10 to 20 mph expected, with cloudy periods and no significant precipitation indicated.
Statewide weather outlook from San Francisco Bay to the Central Valley shows fair conditions with mild temperature changes into Wednesday. Coastal fog and north winds persist in parts while inland areas report highs mostly in the 80s to low 100s and cool nights.
The report lists city names with fragmented weather notes and temperatures. Many entries show cloudy conditions with varying temperatures, including Albany Boise Cincinnati Chicago Denver Detroit Fort Worth Helens Portland and others.
Fragmentary tide table data shows times for high and low tides, with unclear symbols and partial phrases. Missing details include actual tide times, height, and geographic location.
Gary Indiana AP dispatch reports the United States Steel plant remains shut as about 15,000 workers walk out over the suspension of grievance committee member Jack McLaughlin. Pickets block entrances while night shifts are halted and supervisors monitor gates at the giant Gary works.
Interview with President Kennedy on CBS Evening News discusses his Civil Rights stance affecting Southern support, the economy and unemployment, and a strong push for the nuclear test ban treaty. Kennedy notes potential shifts in political backing and urges bipartisan commitment to equality of opportunity. He plans to return to Washington after Labor Day at Hyannis Port, with desegregation crises in Alabama shaping his agenda.
Editor notes recount a Moscow scene with former Unsecreted Press member Stanley Hohnan, detailing Guy Burgess’s decline, a cocktail party in Moscow, and Burgess’s physical state. In Washington, Kennedy pressures South Vietnam toward reform, signaling possible U.S. aid review if Diem’s brother Ngo Dinh Nhu is not moved or contained. Officials say Washington may consider steps if Saigon cannot resolve the leadership issue, with U.S. aid near $500 million annually and total aid about $4 billion over a decade.
A Labor Day crowd of 95 015 pushed California State Fair past the half million mark in the first week of its run. Kennedy called for a U.S. program to counter Communist pressure and urged swift action on tax cuts and leadership. The president’s remarks targeted Vietnamese leaders and the Ngo Dinh Diem government amid the Saigon crisis.
Stanley Johnson reports on Gey Bure gens, ailing for years, dying Friday in a Moscow hospital. The article sketches his decline, his alcoholism, incoherence, and a life shadowed by political tumult and exile, with references to global figures and Cold War tensions surrounding Saigon and Hanoi.
The Almanac marks the 246th day of 1963 with a full moon and Jupiter in the morning sky. It notes Virgo birth signs and lists historical events from 1788 ending the American Revolution peace efforts in Paris to Verdun in 1916 and a 1989 British war declaration.
Washington AP reports Congress enters September with major bills pending. A tax cut, foreign aid spending, and a broad civil rights or urban program loom as obstacles likely to spark a Senate filibuster. The House plans a brief post-Labor Day recess while the Senate weighs Kennedy’s Manpower Training Act expansion and funding.
The Daly Review announces publication from Hayward California with subscription rates of 19 cents per copy on weekdays and 15 cents Sundays plus a yearly rate. It lists offices in Hayward Fremont San Leandro and San Leandro area and notes Second Class mail status under the act.
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