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Weather outlook shows a light to moderate breeze and minor temperature change. Tonight's low near 61 to 67 degrees with a westerly wind 10 to 20 miles per hour.
23 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1963
Page
1
Weather outlook shows a light to moderate breeze and minor temperature change. Tonight's low near 61 to 67 degrees with a westerly wind 10 to 20 miles per hour.
Fair to Tuesday with morning overcast and coastal clouds north of Cape Mendocino. Northern interior warmer. Shasta-Siskiyou fair today, rain likely by evening. Sierra Nevada fair and warmer. Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley fair, highs 60s to 80s, light to moderate NW winds. Salinas Valley fair with morning clouds. Paso Robles fair, Monterey Bay fair with morning overcast. Santa Clara Valley fair with possible morning clouds. Hollister and Fort Bragg regions mostly fair today, rain possible Tuesday afternoon, coastal winds variable.
Tide tables and currents provide time and height readings for tides, with notes on forecasted high and low waters. The snippet references Fort Fomt and mentions flight terms, indicating a maritime or naval bulletin context with station identifiers and horizon readings.
Yesterday's high reached a warm level while today's low dropped to cooler figures. The daily temperature trend shows a modest variation, with clear skies and light winds reported in several locales.
Los Angeles police say 72 year old carpenter Joseph Lewis admitted killing his wife and burying her in a wall after a quarrel. He told detectives she threatened to file for divorce and he struck her, then she died and he concealed the body in the couple’s home. Police found the plastered bedroom wall after a broadcast lead.
The Daily Review announces public notices with references to offices in Hayward and Fremont California. It lists a Winter Public notice and mentions circulation and address details at 116 W. WIMTOM AVE Hayward and 1212 Livermore Ave Fremont.
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In Washington the House faces a tax bill and a civil rights measure stalled in committees. Administrations aims clash with Southern opposition, risking year end action as leaders weigh delaying tactics and possible filibusters that could push deadlines past Christmas.
Almanac notes Monday September 23, 1968 as the 266th day with 94 remaining. It lists Augustus Caesar born 63 B C, Jones's Bonhomme Richard defeating Serapis in 779, Dempsey-Tunney 1926 fight in Philadelphia, and Truman's thought on state responsibility. The moon is near first quarter. evening planets Jupiter and Saturn shine.
In New York official briefings indicate the United States will offer Spain a greater strategic role and updated military equipment in exchange for renewing a one year air and naval base agreement due to expire Thursday. Secretary of State Rusk hosts Spanish and Latin American discussions at the UN session while also pursuing broader Cold War diplomacy with Soviet and Central American officials.
California Real Estate Association president L H Wilson denounces the Rumford Fair Housing Act as a forced housing act while 500 protesters picketed the Biltmore Hotel ahead of the convention. He spoke for himself, not the 40 000 member group, which opposed a repeal referendum. CORE NAACP and United Civil Rights Committee members demonstrated outside the event.
London reports that Dr E Gurr Middlesex chief education officer says a new booklet shows religion and sex are the top subjects teenage girls most want to discuss. The finding highlights the urgency of addressing moral education and adolescent concerns in schools.
California Republican leaders pledge unity at a weekend Central Committee session in San Francisco. Caspar Weinberger urged party members to back the eventual 1964 presidential nominee as Knowland and others steered resolutions toward civil rights, labor, and bracero program support, amid a rare harmonious gathering and a defeated bid to curb remarks against the press.
Augusta Montana report describes a ten year old boy trapped by a nail and stranded on a cliff ledge in the Sun River Canyon. A carpenter, A R Bender of Great Falls, used a wooden ladder built overnight to reach safety. The boy, reportedly shaken but unharmed, was carried to the base by rescuers and remained with his guardian at Catyor Lodge after the night’s rain.
A promoter invites readers to meet a Playboy Playmate at Grodins on Saturday September 28 from 9 30 a m to 6 30 p m with a chance to escort her to Grodins Music Festival at Oakland Auditorium Sunday September 29 at 1 30 p m in Hayward California.
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