Weather Update From Corner Forecast
Weather corner notes fair conditions through tomorrow with morning low clouds and little change in temperature. Tonight’s low is expected around 35 to 49 degrees with westerly winds near 1 to 78 miles per hour.
29 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
1
Weather corner notes fair conditions through tomorrow with morning low clouds and little change in temperature. Tonight’s low is expected around 35 to 49 degrees with westerly winds near 1 to 78 miles per hour.
Statewide forecast shows variable conditions from coast to mountain. San Francisco Bay Area reports sunny to partly cloudy with highs near 64 to 72 and mild nights. Valley regions expect fair skies with daytime highs 72 to 83 and gentle to moderate winds. Monterey and Salinas areas see morning overcast with highs 63 to 70 and west to northwest winds. Fort Bragg remains cloudy with little temperature change and light west winds.
Tide table notes indicate time 2 08 for Wednesday and reference highs and today’s bow temperatures. The fragment mentions yesterday’s high and today’s temperatures in a brief, numeric nautical context.
Fire crews reseed 78 080 mountainous acres burned in the Santa Barbara brush fire as 2 000 firefighters mop up remote back country. Officials fear mud flows if hills remain bare. Senator Kuchel seeks emergency funds to build debris basins. Eleven injured remain hospitalized, one firefighter dead, 78 homes burned in Santa Barbara and Montecito.
Republican senate candidate George Murphy criticizes Democratic opponent Pierre Satin for not speaking up on California’s aerospace unemployment. Murphy argues California’s capability justifies defense spending but faults Washington yes-men tied to spending policies. He cites a 23 percent drop in California contracts in early 194X while Massachusetts and Texas see gains.
Californians face a Nov 3 vote on Prop 14 to nullify housing discrimination laws. Proponents argue it restores property rights and would permit private sellers to refuse buyers, while opponents say the measure legalizes bigotry and violates federal civil rights laws, risking federal funds and civil harmony. The debate features both major parties and real estate groups.
Hubert H. Humphrey campaigns in Georgia and California courting Southern support. He accuses Goldwater followers of using conservatism to attack the American fabric and labels nihilism the politics of catastrophe. He praises Georgia and plans a Georgia stop before a West Coast swing with Salinger.
In St Louis Miller assailed Democratic politicking as shifting with the winds and contrasted Barry Goldwater’s conviction with President Johnson’s changing views. He spoke after Oklahoma City rallies, scheduled a TV appearance and press conference, and criticized songs about Mrs Johnson and Johnson family wealth without alleging wrongdoing.
Almanac notes today September 29 1964 the 273rd day with 931 to follow Moon nearing new phase Jupiter Venus Mars visible Saturn evening star Admiral Nelson born 1758 on this date in history 1789 War Department formed regular army 700 men 3 years 1918 central powers collapse Bulgaria armistice 1823 Britain governs Palestine League mandate 1541 US Britain to send supplies to Soviet Union WWII thought of the day quotes T A Huxley and cautions about knowledge versus danger.
SAN DIEGO AP Sen. Pierre Salinger warned that the war in South Vietnam will be long hard and frustrating like Korea He spoke at Palomar College San Marcos urging firm defense of smaller nations against communist guerrillas He warned against withdrawal and noted he is running against Goldwater and Murphy in the Senate race detailing Republican rivals beliefs.
Hollywood AP reports Harpo Marx, 75, the silent wacky star of the Marx Brothers, died Monday night after surgery at Mt. Sinai Hospital. He was admitted Saturday and his doctors will state the cause after further tests. He lived in Beverly Hills and Palm Springs, known as the gentle, listeners among his famous siblings. Surviving brothers Groucho, Zeppo, and Gummo were not present at his passing.
Buenos Aires AP says the General Tax Board reports that more than one million taxpayers in Argentina are behind on payments. The delinquent group accounts for about a quarter of all taxpayers, with average arrears around 1300 dollars.
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