Weather Corner Forecast Clarity Fails in OCR
Fragmentary weather note describes fog near the coast and inland. Mentions tonight’s low around 52 with westerly winds.
21 Sep 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1965
Page
1
Fragmentary weather note describes fog near the coast and inland. Mentions tonight’s low around 52 with westerly winds.
Statewide weather updates show Bay Area fog near the ocean through Wednesday with highs in San Francisco 69 and Oakland 74, San Mateo 77, San Rafael 72 to 82 elsewhere. Shasta Siskiyou expect cloudy Wednesday, Salinas 76, Paso Robles near 78, coast and valleys cooled by gentle to strong west winds.
Sen Thomas H Kuchel announced he will not seek California governor, urging Republicans to back a moderate candidate. Speculation centers on former San Francisco mayor George Christopher and Los Angeles attorney Laughlin Waterman as potential GOP nominees. Brown praised the decision, while Reagan aligned against neo fascism and communism. Hurricane study progress noted as Weather Service probes seeding with silver iodide. no hurricane suitable for testing yet. Post Office disclosure case: Rep Moss accuses agency of twisting law to shield summer workers. Pell pushes federal college scholarships.
In San Francisco a young man fired at a grocer, then fled. Hermann Mayer, a former German boxer, told police the gunman demanded a bag and fired a bullet grazing the grocer’s ankle. A second man in the car drove off. Mayer, 44, noted his boxing past as the State Department praised Germany’s democratic vitality after the incident.
Weather tables list Wednesday readings with high and low figures, noting temperatures and solar data. The page shows forecasted sunshine levels, dark image placeholder, and computed values for locations including Fora and SF.
Hurricane Carol surged toward Florida with winds near 90 mph as meteorologists warned of rapid strengthening. The Miami forecast centers reported a powerful storm veering northwest and expected to strengthen, threatening coastal communities with dangerous conditions and potential evacuations.
Atlanta Mayor van Alfen Jr says the city may use prisoners as garbagemen if Sanitation Department cannot hire. An All-Route hurricane reconnaissance plane penetrated the storm eye as gales extended 200 miles north and 100 miles south. Forecasters indicated the tropical storm would not threaten the U.S. mainland.
Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio urges Congress to create a watchdog committee to monitor CIA actions. He says the CIA has effectively made foreign policy and assumed powers typically held by the President and Congress. The agency operates as an invisible government answerable only to itself.
The National Maritime Union seeks a court order to require that all military cargo headed for South Vietnam be carried on American flag vessels. The move highlights union pressure over carrier nationality and wartime logistics during the late 1960s era.
In Rimini Italy Father Albino Ciceani led a Mass in Esperanto with special permission from his bishop marking the first use of the international language in a local service. The event underscored cultural exchange and Catholic liturgy embracing linguistic diversity.
A wind driven blaze tore through the Tennessee State Fair grounds in Nashville on Monday night, destroying three main exhibit buildings and forcing thousands of spectators to flee. Initial reports list 18 hospitalized, 10 with smoke inhalation, none believed critically hurt. mayor Beverly Briley estimated damages of 8 to 12 million dollars, with the women’s, merchants, and administration buildings among those destroyed.
Swedish King Gustaf Adolf of Sweden arrived in Milan with Princess Christina to begin his annual autumn vacation in northern Italy’s lake country, traveling by air from Stockholm on Monday.
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