24 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
1
Weather notes show fog in morning and temperature change. Tonight and tomorrow hint at lighter range with westerly winds up to 16 miles per hour and highs and lows around 30s to 60s depending on location.
Temperatures are listed for numerous locations from San Leandro to Los Angeles and Sacramento, plus many major cities across the United States. Highs and lows span from the 80s in California to the 30s and 60s in northern states with clear or cloudy conditions noted for Albany Albuquerque Bismarck Boise Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Maine and Portland Oregon Reno Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg.
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions through Wednesday across the Bay Area and Northern California with warmer inland. Temperatures range from 55 to 95 degrees in various valleys, with light to gentle winds and some coastal fog patches near Cape Mendocino and coastal areas.
Tide tables show Wednesday details with high and low tides at several times. Notes reference locations such as Ft. Pality and figures irregularly noted, including a sunrise around 7:00 and evening times near 7:04.
Kentucky assistant attorney general informs a Louisville lawyer that glass bricks do not meet state statutes for nudist colonies. The statute requires an enclosure two feet high built of brick stone or cement, not glass blocks.
Oakland police have arrested five youths in an investigation of eight attacks by Negro students on white peers at Oakland Technical High School. Three suspects are students at the school, seven assaults occurred in corridors, with one student sustaining a fractured skull. Police maintaining the district’s racial tension is not a group problem, says Chief Edward Toothman, as individual accountability will drive the case. The arrestees include Garfield Jackson 15 and Charles Penny 15, plus Cecil Moody 17 charged with assault with a deadly weapon. nonstudents Hugh Alexander 17 and Ronald Holloway 17 were also booked on battery charges.
In Los Angeles AP reports Robert Welch founder of the Joan Birch Society was honored as one of the greatest patriots by Ezra Taft Benson former secretary of agriculture in Formosa Taiping Taipe Formosa observations noted amid ceremonies and remarks by leaders regarding Welch’s influence and legacy.
Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson of California arrived in Taipei for a two day Formosa visit to promote economic development especially in agriculture. He noted a long friendship between Chinese and American peoples dating to California’s Gold Rush era and spoke after talks in Tokyo with Japanese leaders. Benson praised the Birch Society and criticized recent administrations for allowing Communist influence, insisting on moral opposition to treaties with Soviet allies and denouncing infiltration into U.S. government and society.
At a California judges conference, Brennan outlined views on uniform criminal justice standards and disbarment issues. Discussion touched on a proposed nationwide framework and tensions with current state bar actions while clarifying limits of creating broad reforms. Delegates also debated a paternity blood test statute and the presumption of legitimacy in married couples cases.
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