Weather Corner Tempera Patches Bring Variable Morning
Weather notes show a tempera mix with patches of fog in morning. Temperature troughs expected to rise from around 50 to the mid 60s as winds shift from light to brisk.
19 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
1
Weather notes show a tempera mix with patches of fog in morning. Temperature troughs expected to rise from around 50 to the mid 60s as winds shift from light to brisk.
Regional forecast across California from San Francisco Bay Area to Napa and Mendocino shows fair to partly cloudy skies with coastal fog possible Friday. Temperatures range from lows around 43 to highs near 84 across regions, with light to gentle winds and scattered showers or thunderstorms in the Sierra and northern regions today or tonight.
Yesterday recorded a high temperature and today shows a low as measured at local weather stations. The report notes daily temperature variation and basic climate context for the period.
Tide tables show high and low times with heights for a coastal area. Includes sunrise sunset times and notes compiled for a harbor or point with references to marine conditions and daily forecasts.
Rep Bell of California mulls U S Senate bid as Los Angeles GOP leaders push him after Sen Engle’s term ends next year. Bell, battered by political pressure, says he will decide after Congress adjourns and declines immediate talks.
Prime Minister Nehru says he has not authorized anyone to sound out Presidents Kennedy and Kruschev on a joint peace appeal over the Chinese Indian border. The remark in Parliament cites reports of Sudhir Ghosh’s recent trip to Washington and Moscow. The dispute centers on the Himalayan border and has caused fears of renewed clashes.
President Kennedy urged the public to back a $1 billion tax reduction program seen as key to boosting employment and the economy. He spoke via national radio and TV as the House prepared to vote next week and the Senate faced a stormy time.
Russell William Gray IV, 3, son of Capt. Russell William Gray Sr. of Beale Air Force Base, died after illness linked to insecticide fumes or ingestion. Autopsy by Dr Henry B. Marrow Jr. found no liquid swallowed and cited possible inhalation of potent insecticide chlorodane.
In Salt Lake City Democrats warned of a rising far right, calling the Goldwater brand of Republicanism a repudiation of responsible GOP leadership. John Bailey urged Western Democrats to prepare for a campaign against Goldwater and the ideological split within the party.
In Berlin the 40 year old Theo Bloomfield, artistic director of the Rochester Philharmonic, made a triumphant debut as conductor of the West Berlin Philharmonie. He received six curtain calls from a crowd of over 1,000 patrons.
Salinas reports federal and California investigations intensified into Tuesday’s crossing crash that killed 28 Mexican migrant workers and injured 34. Officials sought to determine vehicle speed and cross traffic factors while identifying victims and tracing home towns.
Latins for Goldwater formed in Beverly Hills led by Joh A. Flores to win Spanish speaking votes in California and adjoining states. The group will focus on California Texas Colorado New Mexico and Arizona with offices planned in Washington DC to target Chicago and New York City. Flores cites disappointment with Kennedy Johnson and says no Spanish speaking federal appointments have been made for California voters.
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