Weather Corner High chance of light rain for Bay Area
A weather forecast predicts a slight rain change for the Bay Area tomorrow. Charts show a storm about 500 miles off the coast of British Columbia. Occasional rain is possible near Santa Rosa Chico and perhaps San Francisco with mostly cloudy skies tomorrow and westerly winds from 10 to 25 knots. Tonight will be fair to partly cloudy.
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Statewide weather outlook spans cloudiness and rain across California
Northern and central California expect increasing clouds tonight with possible rain Wednesday from Santa Rosa to Chico and around the Sacramento Valley. Cooler Wednesday with highs 62 to 79, lows 42 to 50, winds 10 to 22 mph. Central valleys see little temp change, light NW winds 7 to 15 mph. Mountains forecast occasional rain and snow near 4000 feet, cooler Tuesday into Wednesday. Santa Clara and Salinas valleys see more cloudiness and cooler temps. winds rise to 20 to 40 mph. Coastal areas mainly partly cloudy with little change. west winds 8 to 18 knots.
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Weather notice incomplete daily temperatures
Fragmentary forecast data lists temperatures for Wednesday with partial times and sunrise sunset figures. Missing places and full context prevent clear interpretation of conditions or timing.
Mau Mau Leader Denies Pro-Red Link in Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta, 71, said to reporters he is no anti-European and rejects communism as a threat to Kenya. He claims he has spent years in Europe and insists he is a Kenyan leader focused on independence. Government officials view him as a security risk amid Mau Mau unrest. Kenya plans a seven year term for governance and Kenyatta notes his isolation in the town of Malalaa 200 miles north of Nairobi.
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Burke Warns Americans Over Optimism Amid Cold War Threat
In Chicago Adm Arleigh Burke warned that totalitarian forces could win globally if Americans cling to optimistic complacency. He argued denial of the Communist threat and focus on material life fuel self-satisfaction, urging courage over wealth as the basis of national security.
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Alaska Marital Figures From Census Report
The US Census Bureau reports Alaska figures showing 62,958 men and 4,821 women with discrepancies due to some spouses living in different areas and response errors.
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Assembly committee drives death penalty abolition push
A Sacramento report details Assembly activity on AB 141 Kilpatrick D Lynwood and AB 455 OConnell D San Francisco as committees approve measures, oppose others, and debate reforms. The summary notes bills on jail inspections, arrests timing, advertising regulation, news access, and retirement reviews, with several items defeated or approved by committee.
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Death Penalty Hurdled In California Legislature
In Sacramento the Assembly Committee on Criminal Procedure approved two bills abolishing or restricting capital punishment. One bill by John A. Connell would outlaw the death penalty and replace it with life imprisonment. the other by Lester A. McMillan would halt the lethal gas chamber at San Quentin for four years. Debate centered on deterrence versus morality, with opponents arguing higher crime rates and support from religious figures seeking justice.
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Caffeine's waking effect linked to body chemistry findings
Stanford researchers Avram Goldstein and Richard Warren released preliminary results from a six year coffee study at a Philadelphia meeting. They report caffeine's wakefulness varies by individual biology with trial subjects showing consistent results across years and groups.
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Almanac Today April 12 1961 notable events
Almanac today notes it is April 12, the 101st day of 1961 with 264 days remaining. planetary outlook: Jupiter and Saturn morning, Mars evening, moon near new phase. historical highlights include Napoleon's abdication plans 1814, birth of Charles Evans Hughes 1862, Lincoln speech 1865, McKinley war claim 1898, MacArthur relief 1951, George Jean Nathan death 1958, and a thought about power and genius by Abraham Litcon.
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Assembly slows pork-barrel funds reform in California
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved bills to abolish about 20 state special funds and shift up to 375 million to the general fund. Chairman Jesse Unruh warned of idle surplus money and cited funds from Agriculture to water resources. A separate measure to curb campus parking fees was rejected, while civil rights legislation seeking housing desegregation faced postponement.
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Income Tax Returns Destroyed In Train Fire
The IRS said 3800 income tax returns from eastern Missouri were damaged or destroyed in a February train fire. Agents traced each taxpayer by piecing returns together and using a master taxpayer list after electronic checks in Ogden Utah. Returns were en route to St. Louis from Ogden following examination.
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California Trucking Tax Bill Aims to Boost Revenue
SACRAMENTO AP Legislation introduced by Sen Richachess France Nuyen Dolwiz Redwood City seeks to base fuel tax on miles traveled or vehicle weight to improve collection while Beverly Hills dancer Miss Hills sues for damages after a car collision She was injured and left in a wheelchair by an accident involving a neighbor and her husband The bill argues current charges are insufficient for trucker operations
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Thompson seeks new bill to curb off campus speakers
In Sacramento Senator John F Thompson R San Jose reintroduced a bill barring public school use by student groups hosting off campus speakers unless an affidavit certifying compliance with the law is filed. The earlier version was killed by the Senate Local Government Committee while the Assembly Education Committee approved a near identical proposal from Assemblyman Louis Francis RSay Maben.
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Study Due On Senate Districts
SACRAMENTO AP The Senate voted to create a blue ribbon commission to study possible reapportionment of its own membership. Sen Hugh M Burns said the proposal to vote Monday does not admit a need for redistricting but he planned the study for his Prop 35 campaign. Prop 15 would have added seats to Southern California including Los Angeles which now has one senator. The commission would include assembly members and five non legislators appointed by the governor. Southern California holds a majority in the Assembly, which is reapportioned every 10 years by population.
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Property Tax Bill Thwarted In California Senate
California property owners lost a bid for a higher civil personal property tax exemption. The Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee blocked passage, sending the bill to a study committee for at least a year. Assemblyman Carl Britschgi argued the measure would align the exemption with current purchasing power, while opponents warned of substantial county costs.
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