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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1961
Page
1
Weather bulletin notes mild conditions with light morning clouds and gusty afternoon west winds. Temperatures range from 47 to 68 degrees with a calm evening, and the area should expect minor overcast that morning.
Temperatures across multiple cities showed wide variation with highs near 94 in Atlanta and 82 in Unie City, while many western locales hovered in the 60s and 70s. Cloudy conditions pressed Boston and Chicago, with Denver at 43 and Seattle reporting lingering clouds and light winds.
Sacramento AP reports a push for a full-scale legislative inquiry into California Velurans Home at Yountville. Assemblyman Robert Ly Leggett DeVallejo will introduce a resolution seeking hearings on the facility’s leadership and why commandant Col Stanley Dunmire was replaced, with hopes for testimony from Dunlevie and Veterans Director Joseph Farber.
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In Sacramento a clash unfolds among Farber Porter Teale and others over the home conversion, the Dumaire dismissal, and how to proceed with the $1.75 billion bond funded Northern and Southern California water system. The fight centers on controlling water contracts with the Metropolitan Water District and legislative approval, amid demands to either fast track or tighten a comprehensive statewide plan.
Statewide forecast shows mostly fair conditions through Friday with cooler coastal temperatures and light coastal drizzle or patchy rain near the southern coast. San Francisco bay area and Santa Clara Valley expect inland cooling with west winds 10 to 20 knots in the afternoons. Monterey Bay overcast nights with clearing days and cooler conditions. Coastal areas face occasional drizzle and light rain, while inland valleys see a slight temperature drop and moderate winds.
The 65500 member International Longshore and Warehouse Union ILWU endorsed a national health insurance program modeled on the British system. The policy urged funding from general revenues and would cover all. It also pledged resistance to congressional probes restricting labor rights and called for Social Security Act reforms to expand benefits and rights.
The California State Automobile Association releases a skiing and road conditions report for the Sierra Nevada and Highway 40 area. Snow totals range from 14 to 40 inches with most runs in good condition. several resorts like Soda Springs Sugar Bowl and Danner Ranch may operate this weekend and into April. Heavenly Valley and Sierra Ski Ranch closed for the season. chains not required in many zones.
A garbled AP report from Miami describes a collision near a Redlands golf course. The fragment mentions tracks and a spray or scent of energy, with unclear details on cause or consequence. Names, places, and dates are unreadable in the OCR.
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly Education Committee approved statewide testing for all public school pupils and postponed a decision on teacher training standards until April 19. The bill requires IQ and achievement tests approved by the State Board of Education, with district averages public but not individual scores. Two competing teacher training bills face a vote, Fisher’s college major and credential path, or Bee’s extra year of training with board discretion. Board President Louis J Heilbrann urged enduring rules not tied to personnel changes.
New York AP reports Thomas A. Teat, 8, former president and board chairman of Merritt Chan ban Scott Corp, died Wednesday from heart failure. Funeral arrangements not listed.
SACRAMENTO AP The farm labor health measure moved to the Assembly floor with 12-2 committee recommendations after debate. Supporters call it a step toward providing medical care for migrant and seasonal workers. opponents label it socialized medicine and say it pressures farmers and unions.
In Matadi Congo the security chief reports about 3000 refugees, many youths and children, have fled from Angola over the past two weeks crossing the frontier. Reports describe mass killings and Portuguese violence fueling the exodus into the Congo near the Matadi port.
SACRAMENTO AP says Assemblyman William A. Muttner of Montebello and Lester A. McMillan of Glendale introduced a measure to allocate 7 million dollars to establish a Riverside County narcotics treatment facility. The Public Health Committee referred the bill for a hearing as a Senate plan conference on fighting addiction advances.
A Sacramento report notes a new clash between North and South over water policy, calls for investigation of the California Veterans Home at Yountville, and notes Governor appoints James F. Thacher of San Francisco to lead the State Toll Bridge Authority. Bills signed increase truck speed limits on mouth-lane highways, and proposals cover savings stock issuance, parking district maturities, old age assistance earnings, jail health inspections, narcotics conferences, and various introduced measures affecting pensions, deer hunting, hospital naming rules, and school testing mandates.
In London a tabloid style ad jokes about a bed sitting room with kitchenette offered to a suitable woman. In Linton, Iowa Calvin McPeek, 60, was ordered to pay a $100 traffic fine with pennies and later returned with $100 in dollar bills. A London UPI item notes the National Coal Board launched a cost cutting plan nicknamed Pay as you burn.
A fragment notes the phrase militate Goi Trae indicating exertion of influence or force, with a dash and pound sign suggesting a monetary value or emphasis. The readable bits imply a statement about gaining or asserting influence, but the source text is incomplete.
Sacramento AP reports Governor Brown proposes a 28 million dollar yearly medical care program for the aged to ease county costs. Social Welfare official Carel Mulder notes counties would still pay 14 million, while the fed eral government contributes 28 million. Senate panel moves to require 30 days hospital care before eligibility.
In Sacramento a heated showdown over AB26 loomed as Assemblyman Gordon Winton pushed for multiple textbook adoption in California elementary schools. The bill would let districts select among several texts per subject, with bids from private publishers and the state printing plant. If passed, a constitutional amendment would place the issue before voters in 1963, while statewide testing bills also advanced in committee.
Amsterdam's De Telegraaf reports Indonesia will break all diplomatic ties with Belgium and nationalize Belgian property. The paper says the move would be implemented this summer.
SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA The attorney general’s opinion says the state cannot revoke teaching credentials solely for refusing to answer questions before the House Un-American Activities Committee. Tillman H J Erb of Campbell and John W Mass of San Francisco would regain credentials if the board acts after reviewing the 30 page opinion, with hearings and proper findings.
The Navy invites young men who will graduate this year to apply for openings in nucleonics electronics aviation and medicine. Qualified applicants will be enlisted on a date of their choosing after earning their diploma, with assignments based on preference. For details call Jefferson Ts or visit the Navy Recruiting Office in Hayward.
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