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Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1965

Page

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Weather Corner Temperatures Across Regions

Yesterday's high and today's low vary across Southern Alameda County Salinas Valley Monterey Bay Area Santa Rosa and other regions. Cloudy conditions and light rain chances persist into Wednesday with highs in the 60s and lows around the 40s to 50s. Winds shift from light to moderate, with northwest to southwest directions noted in several zones.

Salinas Valley Salinas Paso Robles Monterey Bay Area Santa Clare Valley

Local Area Weather Forecast Update

Cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a chance of showers. Tonight’s low 45 to 50 degrees. Westerly winds at 10 to 20 mph.

Statewide Weather Report With Regional Variations

Cloudy conditions across California with showers possible in the Bay Area tonight and Wednesday. Mountain areas expect snow above 4000 feet by Wednesday, Sierra Nevada seeing snow in the south today and the north on Wednesday. Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley forecast rain and cloudy skies through Wednesday with highs 60s to 70s and lows around 45 to 50.

Fort Bragg California Santa Rosa Ukiah San Joaquin Valley San Francisco Bay Area Shasta-Siskiyou Area Sierra Nevada Sacramento Valley Marysville

New Veto On Liberty Amendment by Senate Panel

Sacramento AP The Uberly Amendment to wipe out the federal personal income tax was vetoed again by the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee voting with two Republicans dissenting Senators Grunsky and Symons Jr. The measure backed by John Birch Society member Jam G. Schmitz would also end federal taxes on estates gifts and personal property after adoption and bar U.S. government from competing with citizens. Willis Stone said seven states had adopted similar resolutions.

Sacramento Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee U.S Jam G. Schmitz R-Tustin John Birch Society Congress Willis Stone National Amendment Committee Wyoming Nevada Texas Louisiana Georgia South Carolina Mississippi

Weather Across the Nation Brings Rain Snow and Windstorms

A broad weather system spread rain and snow from Maine to California with strong winds. Snow piled in the Northwest and Appalachia, rain and thunderstorms hit the West and Northeast, and winds caused fires, power outages, and property damage while crews handled hundreds of calls.

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Rafferty Blames UC Berkeley Faculty for Student Demonstrations

California education chief Dr. Max Rafferty blamed University of California Berkeley faculty for student demonstrations during his speech at the 50th annual meeting of the California Association of Secondary School Administrators in Los Angeles. He urged a four point program to restore discipline including placing control with the chancellor and pushing back against faculty committees he said delay discipline and degrade learning.

Los Angeles Max Rafferty State Superintendent of Public Instruction University of California At Berkeley Fornia Association of Secondary Los New Mexico Angeles Rafferty Berkeley California Cal

Choosing a Matthias Replacement After Resurrection

In the weeks after Jesus death and resurrection the disciples gather in Jerusalem seeking a replacement for Judas. Peter leads as they pray and seek guidance. Matthias is chosen by casting lots as the Apostles regain unity and prepare to begin their ministry. The scene ends with the coming of Pentecost and the Holy Spirit.

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Snag in Steel Talks Feared Amid Union Election Fears

Washington officials fear a new union presidency election could delay steel industry contract talks due by May 1. Early tallies show J W Abel ahead of David J McDonald in the United Steelworkers of America race, with Tabor law action possible if McDonald loses. Official count due May 11. June 1 is when the winner takes office.

Washington R Administration David J. McDonald Afl-Cio United Steelworkers of America W. Abel Abel McDunald Tabor Department McDonald

Mild Quake Shakes Tokyo

A mild earthquake struck Tokyo at 12 80 p m on Tuesday, causing minor shaking.

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