Weather Corner Local Area Forecast Summary
Weather outlook shows mainly fair skies with cool temperatures tonight and through Wednesday. Northern Sonoma and central California face scattered showers into the Siskiyous and Sierra, with snow to 3,000 feet in the north and 5,000 feet in the Sierra, while Santa Clara and Livermore Valleys stay cool with 60s to 70s highs. Monterey Bay and Santa Maria coast remain windy with small craft advisories and little temperature change, Monday into Wednesday.
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Labor Chiefs Hail Court Decisions on Hiring Halls
Washington based union leaders praised Supreme Court rulings allowing union hiring halls and curbing NLRB reach. International Typographical Union counsel said decisions clear a slate for new board members and bolster union security. Hiring halls act as labor pools for employers in maritime, building trades, newspapers, and mailrooms.
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Wiliam ©. Douglas
Legislature Stalls OK of Ex Lobbyist for Two Clients
SACRAMENTO AP former lobbyist Fredj Zyreiback awaits a week to gain permission to represent two clients at the legislature. Credentials were withdrawn by the Assembly Committee on Legislative Representation as he testifies at a federal bankruptcy hearing in Los Angeles. Manley of Western Certificate Trust Deed Corp. Beverly Hills said Zyreiback offered actions tied to a $20,000 payment.
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Robert A. Manley
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Solons Delay State Income Taxes Plan
Sacramento AP report states a Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee delayed a plan to align California personal and corporate income taxes with adjustments to lower payments. Senator James McBride leads the panel while Gov Brown opposes, citing fiscal strain. potential revenue impact estimated at about one million dollars.
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Housing Bill Backers Won Another Fight
In Sacramento the Assembly Ways and Means Committee backed a housing discrimination measure 10-9 but failed to reach a majority. Prop would outlaw denying sales or rentals due to race color religion national origin or ancestry, with amendments to exclude some units. Support and opposition centered on personal and property rights, with debate over constitutional validity and real estate interests.
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Fresno
Edward Gafney
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Nicolas Porris
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Telos Angeles
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Frank Beloit
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Five Freed By Congo Troops
In Leopoldville five people, including two U.N. civilians and a Swedish man, were released by Congolese troops after being detained. The group had been treated as suspects and moved between camps before authorities stated they were not connected to any violent act.
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California Assembly Advances Wide Range of Bills and Reforms
The California Assembly and Senate push numerous measures including bond posting for suits against the state, wage payment rules, voter access safeguards, milk fortification, teacher credential reductions, and criminal justice reforms. Senate amends allow school districts to use internal instructional TV. other bills address mental health funding, public records, and transportation. Multiple bills pass or are amended across labor, education, and governance, with resolutions seeking federal land use changes and aid for Needy Children programs.
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McCarthy
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Defense
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San Diego
Tax Action On Seven Taken
Seven inmates and former inmates of Kentucky State Penitentiary were sentenced in federal court for falsely claiming income tax refunds while in prison. Five received $100 fines with one year and a day probation, another got $250 fine with one year and a day probation, and the seventh was sentenced to two years in federal prison.
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Kentucky State Penitentiary
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California moves to regulate trust deeds and center finance
Senator Stanley Arnold backed by Governor Brown introduces a bill to curb center trust deeds and curb speculative lending. The measure parallels Hanna's bills aiming to restrict second trust deeds and expand first mortgage financing. a related plan would create a private mortgage insurance firm to guarantee new houses and bar secondary financing of insured loans.
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Garden Grove
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Almanac notes and historic reminders for April 18
Almanac for Tuesday April 18 1961 marks day 108 of the year with 257 to follow. Historical entries include Paul Revere’s 1775 ride warning the British are coming San Francisco’s 1906 earthquake Ernie Pyle’s 1945 death and Bertrand Russell’s thought on possession and freedom.
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Paul Revere
Bill Okayed After Talk On Martinis
In Sacramento AP report, an assembly committee approved a bill to allow voluntary chemical tests for suspected drunken drivers. Dr. George S. Louguvam of Western Laboratories testified that multiple martinis raise blood alcohol to about 10 percent, with higher levels around 15 percent. The measure by Assemblyman Levis Francis would permit such tests if they show 15 percent, enabling a court presumption of intoxication. Blood tests used in some cities remain voluntary.
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Levis Francis
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Army Role in San Francisco Earthquake 55 Years Ago
San Francisco suffered a catastrophic earthquake at 5 15 am triggering fires and widespread damage. A U S Army release recounts Brig Gen Frederick J Funston ordering engineers to protect the banking district and Market Streets while Presidio troops policed the city. Fort Mason and the Presidio became refuges housing tens of thousands as rations and tents were distributed to the distressed.
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Suit Over Fire Deaths Demands 599,737 From Center
Estates of three Louisville firemen sue a recreation center for 599,737 citing unsafe conditions and delayed fire reporting after a December 17 blaze. Claims include 196,698 for Capt. Joseph Kenneth Buren, 183,598 for Sgt Jesse P. Wilson, and 213,081 for Riley Ray Pryor.
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Joseph Kenneth "Buren
Jesse P. Wilson
Riley Ray Pryor
U.S. Raises Korean Funds on Anniversary of Rebellion
The United States announced a significant increase in all funds for South Korea and pledged continued support for its path to a self supporting economy. The action marks the first anniversary of the rebellion led by Korean students that toppled President Syngman Rhee.
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Kennedy Aides to Speak at ASNE Editors Meeting
President Kennedy and six cabinet members will address the American Society of Newspaper Editors in Washington this week. Kennedy speaks at a luncheon Thursday as about 710 editors attend a Wednesday to Saturday session. The gathering features talks by Douglas Dillon Abbot Ribicoff Luther Hodges Arthur Goldberg Robert Kennelly and Dean Rusk.
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France Algeria Parley Hinted New Talks in Evian
Paris based newspapers predicted peace talks with the Algerian rebels may begin in Evian les Bains between April 25 and May 5. No official confirmation came from the French government or the FLN leadership in Tunis about the move.
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Tunis
Helicopter Crash Near Cold Lake Alberta Injures Pilot
A large helicopter with eleven aboard crashed Monday in a remote area about 39 miles north of Cold Lake Alberta. The pilot, Flight Lieutenant Jeffs of Winnipeg, was only slightly hurt. The fate of ten others, including three airmen and seven civilian workers, was unknown at the time. One other helicopter pilot was flown to the scene for medical aid.
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