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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1965

Page

1

Weather Corner: Bay Area Fair With Coastal Fog Through Sunday

Weather outlook covers Northern California to Salinas and Monterey Bay. Fair conditions prevail inland with high temperatures mostly in the 70s to mid 80s, while coastal areas face fog and cooler mornings. Winds shift 5 to 20 mph inland and along the coast, with gusts near the bay. Tides listed for Sunday show typical morning high and evening low patterns.

Sea Francisco Bay Area Ocean Francisco Oakland Herttern California Dellaature Nevada Sarah Ah Bolt Salinas Tigi Paso Robbdy Winterey Fair Bragg

Local Area Weather Report Pronounced Yet Vague

The report describes today and tonight with high fog near the coast and inland mornings. Little temperature change expected, with a mix of westerly winds in the afternoons and variable temperatures.

Betsy Storm Hits Louisiana and Surrounding States

Rains and strong winds from Betsy spread from southeastern Louisiana into Arkansas Missouri and nearby areas while the storm weakens. The center was in southeastern Arkansas and expected to move into the lower Ohio Valley with heavy rain possible flash floods in central and eastern Arkansas. Pine Bluffs saw nearly four inches of rain and Little Rock area over three inches. Jackson Mississippi recorded over four inches as far western Tennessee felt heavy rain from Memphis to Dyersburg.

Louisiana Kansas Riearby Arkansas Ohio Valley Weather Bureau Pine Bluffs Little, Rock Ares Mississippi Jackson Tennessee Memphis Dyersburg Plains Great Lakes

Daily Review publisher and office listings

A damaged OCR of the Daily Review masthead and contact details lists publisher William ChTICO a 233 Managar and advertising director Enersol at Pelt Haywerd Co. It shows subscription rates, office addresses in Hayward and Fremont, and phone numbers for circulation and offices including 116 W. Winton Ave Hayward and 948 Livermore Ave.

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Obituary for Emelie L Theile of Castro Valley

Emelie L Theile 76 died Wednesday funeral services set for tomorrow at The Chapel of the Valley Lake Chabot Road She was widow of Edward A Theile mother of Loyd Theile Oakland Mrs E M Foust and Ross Theile Modesto Carl Theile Woodland and the late Edward A Theile Jr also survived by grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren A native of Michigan she belonged to the San Lorenzo Garden Club and the Ladies Auxiliary of the San Lorenzo Fire Dept Sunday service planned for 2:30 p m Instrumental services will be private.

Castro Valley Emelie L. Theile Chapel of the Valley Lake Chabot Road Lina ‘Garrat Leandea Bessle Servenit Wainut Creek Luisa Adgellia ” Fercicl al pAarlinet Elvira del Puppa Senger A_naltvegl Mary Sorensen Brox Maynerd All Saints Church Elant Hayward Manning Selma Ormerly Coste Malley Visaliay Seatembar Palmel Manning Avs Ciro Hussey Floy Casl Valley Roy A. Manning Mes Patsy Or. Quick Ereméniskira Beatric Burknart Rilo Chapel of the Chines Memorial Park Theice Emelie L Castra Valley Edward A. Theiler Lord Theile Oskland Foust Rows Thelley Halrs Rhodesia Carl Thellé Woodland Renard A. Thelte San Lorene Garden San Lorenzo Fire Dept Chicnaany Lake Chabal Rite Casteo Valley

Trainmen In Surprise Walkout Shuts Santa Fe Freight Service

A surprise strike by switchmen and brakemen halted freight operations across wide areas of the Santa Fe Railway. The stoppage, reportedly led by Charles Luna of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, disrupted schedules from Purcell Oklahoma to Chicago and from Albuquerque New Mexico east to Chicago, affecting some passenger service as well.

Chicago Santa Fe Castines Purvell Okla Albuquerque N.M Charles Luna Cleveland Brotherhood O Railroad

Ouster Is Called A Red Victory

Dominican Republic exile Brig. Gen. Elias Wessin y Wessin arrived in Miami after a forced flight from Panama. He declared his ouster a Communist victory and said the fight against Reds is not over. He and his family were hurried to safety as authorities ordered his exile to a consular post in Miami.

Miami Fla Dominican Republic Reds Vowsei Elias Wessin Y Wessin U.s.air Force Panama Hector Garcia-Godoy

Bay Area Earthquake Causes Light Damage Reported

An Oakland dispatch notes no serious injuries after a moderate quake rattled Bay Area buildings at 2 20 with Mt Diablo as epicenter. University seismographs in Berkeley measured about 4 8 on the Richter scale, with no widespread damage and few broken windows reported despite tremors. The quake’s size is compared to the 1905 San Francisco event.

Oakland San Francisco Bay Area Mt. Diablo University of California Berkeley Concord Po- Noe C. F. Richter Cal Tech San Francisco

Astronauts May Head For Greece

Washington reports that astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad Jr. may travel to Greece next week for the International Astronautical Congress in Athens. Vice President Hubert Humphrey and NASA officials indicate overseas trips are being planned but details remain tentative.

Washington Gordon Cooper Jr Charles Cancad. Jr Greece International Astronautical Congress Athens Cooper Conrad Mey Hubert HI. Humphrey National Space Council Denison U.S National Aeronautics and Space Administration Compen Air Force Navy

NASA Seeks Fifteen New Pilots For Apollo Missions

NASA announced plans to recruit fifteen new pilot astronauts for Project Apollo and other manned missions. Applications open until December from qualified jet pilots not over 36 years old, with fifteen pilots expected to be selected. The agency currently lists 28 pilots and five scientists in its space program at Houston’s Manned Space Center.

Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration Space Agency Dec NASA Plo Manned Space Center Houston Tex

Almanac facts and historic milestones on this Sept 11

Almanac notes mark September 11 with events including Washingtons Brandywine defeat in 1777, Tyler cabinet resignations in 1841, Buckingham Palace bombing in 1940, and Tojo suicide attempt in 1945. Also mentions O Henry birth in 1862 and a Thought for the Day quote by Washington Irving.

United Press International O. Henry William 8. Porter George Washington Battle of Brandywine John Tyler

Miss America Pageant Crown Tonight in Atlantic City

Tonight in Atlantic City CBS broadcasts the Miss America final with 44 contestants vying for the title. The event faces civil rights pressure from NAACP leader Phillip Savage who warns the pageant risks protests if more Black contestants are not included next year.

Atlantic City N.J UPI Alabama Lady Bird’ Johnson Jonce Watt Kany Cas Carolina Ole Miss Ginddaughter Nevada CBS National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Phillip Savage Gu Savage

Manville Too Is To Talk Manville Too Is To Talk

New York AP report says two physicians have urged a medical exam for 72 year old multimillionaire Manville amid his divorce case. Anita Raoddy Eden seeks a court declaration of marriage while Manville and his current wife Christina contend he is too ill to testify.

NEW York (Ap Tommy Manville New York State Supreme Manville Anita Raoddy Eden Christina

Kashmir dispute communiqué hints at Soviet support

The report describes ambiguous international notes on Kashmir with mentions of Lal Bahadur and Ayub Khan, and a Soviet pledge of support conveyed by the Indian ambassador. It notes letters read by correspondents at the foreign office amid rising tensions and potential escalations.

Kashmir Lal Bahadur Pod Mohammad ‘Ayub Khan U Thatit Loxvestore Foreign,office

Gunfire injures several in Silver Lake shooting spree

LA police report a gunfire incident in the Silver Lake district leaving a 32 year old man in critical condition and several others with minor wounds. Victims include Billy Richards and four officers. motive remains unknown as neighbors recall the chaotic scene.

Log Angeles Owere Mueller Ken Shipp Eugéne Fogarty Billy Richards Boxsie Sea Sail Electives Vic the Silver- Lake: Distret Richards

Evacuation Request for 1500 Americans From Pakistan

Washington reports the United States seeks Pakistan's permission to air evacuate about 1500 American dependents. A stronger request was delivered after a prior effort by Ambassador McConaughy yielded no result. Planes await at Tehran Bangkok and Clark Air Base for possible use.

Washington United States Pakistan State Department Waller C. McConaughy Airiff Tehran Lts McConaughy Lahore West Tdacea East

Army calls for 12,700 new officers after training plan

The U S Army seeks 12 700 second lieutenants to be commissioned after 23 week courses as part of a major expansion. Officers will serve in infantry artillery armor and other arms. The program increases total officers by 235 000 to about 1 200 000 by next July and expands officer candidate schools at Fort Benning Fort Sill Fort Belvoir Fort Knox and Fort Gordon with new schools planned.

Washington Army Benning Ft. Sill Okla Ft. Belvoir Knox, Ky Ft? Gordan

Teacher Int pledge controversy stalls credential case

In Los Angeles the State Board of Education delayed action on Roger D. Owen a Galt California man seeking a provisional elementary credential to teach at Mt. Pleasant School Santa Clara County. Owen refused to recite the Pledge of Allegiance citing hypocrisy due to unequal treatment of minorities.

Los Angeles State Board of Education Roger D.owen Galt Calif Owen Mt. Pleasant Santa Clara County Paul A

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