27 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
1
A forecast for today through Saturday calls for fair conditions with a high near 86 and a low around 41 to 6 degrees tonight. Winds are west to southwest at up to 16 mph in the afternoon, with mild to moderate conditions continuing through the period.
Statewide forecast through Saturday shows fair to mostly sunny skies with coastal overcast in places. Highs range from the mid 60s along the Monterey Bay area to triple digits in the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys, with cooler nights and light to moderate west winds.
Readable weather brief shows yesterday's high and today's low for Southern Alameda County on Saturday September 29. It lists highs around 47 and 45 with sunrise at 7 03 and sunset at 6 58. Data appears garbled but indicates temperature and light times for the area.
President Kennedy sharply rejected Goldwater’s foreign policy proposals in a Springfield style Utah speech before about 8000 at the Mormon Tabernacle. He warned that conservative ideas could invite a Communist offensive, urging a break from the quiet past and defense of UN, foreign aid, and test bans. The talk marked his boldest challenge to the radical right on the 10000 mile Western tour, amid rising Western conservative sentiment.
Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer urged immediate action to combat sewage pollution in the Lake Tahoe basin during a public meeting with the President's Water Pollution Control Advisory Board. He warned the Truckee River plan is worse than no remedy and pressed for a long term solution and possible state or biostate park. The discussion noted opposition from city councils and ongoing restrictions on Nevada side development due to sewage disposal limits.
A multistage plan for a Market Street pedestrian mall in downtown San Francisco was outlined by San Francisco Planning Director James R. McCarthy and consultant Mario J. Ciampi. The project envisions a central bus way, restricted private cars, separated malls across Fulton Street Powell and Chinatown, sheltered stops trees cafes and escalators to BART. Public hearings are planned, with completion envisioned within 20 years and mixed reactions from officials including Mayor George Christopher.
A 3000 pound performing elephant ran amok through Arlan’s department store and nearby streets in Lansing. It trampled shoppers and damaged property, killing the animal after police fired 25 to 30 shots. A teenage girl was wounded by a stray bullet as the creature rampaged through parking lots and homes. Residents aided victims as the elephant moved through the city, smashing windows and alarm systems before being killed by police.
A garbled notice lists The Gaily Review, Inc. officers Neyd Sparks and William Chilcote with advertising director Harry A. Walker, plus Hayward and Minton as managers. It includes subscription rates, address lines for offices in Hayward and Alameda counties and mentions a Kenton City hall room and local audit of circulation.
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