20 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
1
Overcast conditions prevail tonight with cloudy skies extending into tomorrow. A weak to moderate northerly wind shifts from St to 815 miles per hour with speeds 12 to 22 mph expected across the area.
San Francisco Bay Area shows fair this afternoon with overcast tonight and Saturday. Temperatures range from the mid 60s in San Francisco to upper 70s in the Salinas Valley, with west winds 12 to 22 mph. Northern regions expect occasional rain tonight into Saturday and cooler conditions Saturday. Inland valleys report fair weather today and tonight with variable highs and lows, and light to gentle winds.
Fragmentary weather note shows scattered temperatures and time stamps for the region around Southern Alameda County. The readable pieces mention highs and specifics are incomplete leaving unclear values and locations.
Tide tables indicate high and low tides with times and heights for a coastal area. Data appears garbled but mentions high tides around afternoon and evening, with sunset noted.
A lingering Southern California storm moved northeast after three days, washing out slips at Santa Barbara harbor and flooding Mojave highways. Nine foot swells battered the harbor while slips broke loose and crews lashed boats. Damaged roads included Death Valley routes and Highway 395. crop losses mounted with millions in agricultural damage. Ventura and Antelope Valley suffered severe fruit and tomato crop losses, totaling millions.
California Governor Edmund G Brown labeled John Birch Society members as racists and war mongers in a prepared speech for the Western States Democratic Conference in Salt Lake City. He urged a Western alliance to back Kennedy's reelection and warned Democrats to denounce Birchers who align with segregationist views and calls for radical measures. A Bircher spokesman in Los Angeles criticized Brown as indecisive and weak.
San Francisco officials ordered airlines at San Francisco International Airport to stop dumping cyanide and phenols into the bay. The move aims to protect striped bass, as thousands of fish have been poisoned. Airport official John Meacham said maintenance crews rinse engines with cyanide causing runoff into storm drains that reach the bay.
The Daily Review notes leadership changes with President Pytlieher and Gusiness Manager Hey Ae Walker. A Chevistion Manager Enterde a7 Pose OHicey Hayraars is listed amid a brief community notice.
Pools in the Westington Union High School District are closed for recreational swimming until further notice. No date is provided for reopening.
A gang of seven Casiro supporters attacked the Du Pont paint warehouse in Caracas, overpowering guards and igniting gasoline outlets. The blast caused more than 100000 dollars in damage, marking the second such attempt this year against the building.
California's new law banning discrimination in most housing on racial or religious grounds took effect after midnight as lawmakers defend rights and a citizens group contemplates another referendum. Governor Brown praised the measure and the Fair Employment Practices Commission will enforce it through education and persuasion amid concerns over constitutional rights and civil liberties.
Turkiye experienced strong earthquakes in Istanbul and much of western Turkey with at least one death and several injuries. Earlier reports spoke of flash floods in central Turkey where about 40 persons were drowned in a village, according to AP.
California Republicans gather in San Francisco for a weekend session as a possible leadership shift looms. Rumors place Joséph. Co. Shell and other Goldwater supporters in line to take over the state party, amid debates over Weinberger's chairmanship and the 1964 presidential primary strategy. An expected turnout ranges from 800 to 1,700 Republicans, with internal factional battles shaping the agenda.
AP reports San Francisco attorney Daniel Haley will be suspended from practice for one year following a state Supreme Court order effective in two days. The charge cites misappropriating 373 dollars from an attorney trust fund during a 1996 personal injury settlement involving travel agent Nyle Jerry Alla, who arranged air charters to Europe.
Stockton report quotes Dr Max Rafferty California superintendent warning teachers at the University of the Pacific against creating de facto racial separation by moving students to schools outside their districts. He calls such moves artificial integration causing hardship and notes a complex racial situation in state schools. AP dispatch cites federal options and a Marin County ranch plan to facilitate integration with a 2 million dollar Pasadena example.
ABERDEEN AP These Chescher stultuplets Tay contented and healthy do then special med icators today. Authorities at St Luke's Hospital departed the tear girls and a my doing splendidly as they complete their first week of life. Their feeding steadily increases while the fimats bhies Wy air reviving about vo tea. Artificial milk and sterile water are given every two henirs. Andrew, the only male at the time, born early last Saturday, eats more than his tiny sisters Mary Margarett Mary Magdalene Minty Catherine and Mary Ann. Mrs Fischer will leave hospital Saturday or Sunday, said Dr James Herbes.
Almanac notes Friday September 20 the 263rd day of 163 with 102 remaining. The moon nears first quarter and Jupiter appears as the morning star while Jupiter and Saturn greet evening skies. On this date in history: 1519 Magellan begins voyage with five ships and 270 men. 1873 stock panic closes NYSE. 1881 Vice President Arthur becomes president after Garfield's death. 1960 UN admits 13 African nations amid turbulent assembly. Thought for the day by Axel Oxenstierna on wise governance.
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