Weather Corner Unincreasing Cloudiness and Showers
Weather district forecast notes increasing cloudiness and showers across the Bay Area and valley regions tonight into Friday. Temperatures vary with inland cool nights and warmer afternoons, with north to south rain chances and some snow in higher Sierra elevations.
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Tide Tables Weather Note for Friday April 72
Tide tables and sunrise details appear mixed with incomplete phrases. The readable items include a Friday date reference, sunrise at 5 27 and tide information. other numbers and place names are garbled. The fragment suggests a small local nautical forecast or table of tides with times and related data.
Vets Director Faces Perjury Charge At Hearing
In Sacramento the Veterans Affairs director Joseph Farber was accused of perjury by Assemblyman Robert Leggett during testimony on reforms at the State Veterans Home. Farber criticized for de emphasizing military atmosphere, staff focus, and budget issues including a $250,000 hobby shop and a $19,000 earning barber. A post exchange shortfall of $10,000 was attributed to pilfering. The committee plans to visit the home Friday and resume hearings Wednesday.
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Joseph Farber
Veterans Affairs
State Veterans Home
Robert L. Leggett
D-Vallejo
Farber
Veteran Affairs Board
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Yountville
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Dunmire
Barber G.Q. Capito
Sacramento Assembly Bills Advance Through Committees
A flood of bills moves through committees including AB 202 on education and licensing, SB 5 constitutional amendment, and SB 243 on television bans. Proposals authorize $67,000 for discharge operations, boost school construction aid, and allow surplus state texts to be donated abroad.
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News Commission
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Weaverville
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Credentials Battle Wounds Both Sides in Assembly Vote
In Sacramento the Education Committee barely failed to advance interim study on credentials by one vote. Sen. Hugo Fisher backs a plan for more academic training for future teachers while Assemblyman Carlos Goss backs a rival plan to keep methods decisions to the Board of Education with a fifth year of college for elementary teachers. The panel heard strong opposition from industrial arts and home economics specialists who fear reduced credential types could limit job opportunities and from professors who value methods courses.
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San Diego
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TMI Will End Military Life
San Antonio AP report states Texas Military Institute will discontinue military instruction at the end of the current term. The 6 year old school notes graduates include Gen Douglas MacArthur. Trustees say the program cannot achieve the needed excellence and would waste time that could be used for other studies.
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Texas Military, Institute
Senvor
Douglas MacArthur
Dope Traffic Tally Reported By State
California figures show 13 668 narcotics arrests between October 1969 and June 1960 with many users and prior records. The report questions current remedies, notes addicts likely to relapse after release, and argues punishment affects only non addicts while addicts stay in the drug trade. It also says new addicts enter for lucrative profits and many would quit if losses outweighed gains.
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California
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Finch, Carole Off to Prison
Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff begin life terms for murder and conspiracy in the shooting death of Finch s wife Barbara 30 at their West Covina home in July 1959 Finch 43 sent to California Institution for Men Chino and likely San Quentin Tregoff 24 to Corona women s prison for conspiracy and the wavering waver varluder
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R. Bernard Finch
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West Covina
Finch
California Institution For
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Bitter clash over narcotics penalties in California bill
In Sacramento AP dispatch, the legislature fights over changes to a major narcotics program. The Assembly Public Health Committee approved amendments with tougher terms than the Senate, provoking protests from Gov. Brown's secretary Cecil Poole who says the bill was altered without proper notice. Senator Edwin J. Regan plans to seek rejection to force a conference. The amendments introduce a 10 year mandatory term for selling heroin to a minor and strip probation for first offenses, while the Senate proposed 10 years to life with parole after five years and no probation for peddlers. Critics say the amendments broaden penalties, though they note very few past convictions support broad changes.
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Los Angeles County
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Donlidge
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Regan
Almanac for April 20 1961 and historical notes
April 20 1961 is the 110th day of the year with 255 remaining. Notable events include Wisconsin territory creation in 1835, Lee’s resignation in 1861, Hitler’s 1889 birth, and Shirley Temple’s career launch in 1694. Thought for today quotes Hitler on easy victory through terror and force.
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Austria
Shirley Temple
New York City
Receipt By Lobbyist Of 7500 Testified In Court
Los Angeles AP report notes lobbyist Fred Zaverback testified he represented Western Trust Deed Corp in Sacramento as a 10 percent trust deed firm and received 1500 cash from a company official to settle his contract. He denied receiving the larger 20000 sum claimed by Robert A. Manley. The bankruptcy hearing featured conflicting statements and a referee warned of perjury.
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Amento
Sacramento
Fred Zaverback
Western Trust Deed Corp
Zweibeck
Robert A. Manley
Indian Village Sought in Park
Louisville leaders discuss creating an Indian village in Iroquois Park to dramatize the 1778 founding of Louisville by George Rogers Clark. Officials debate logistics, potential state agency involvement, and village proposals with Indian families and park officials.
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Cunecutt
Louisville
Bruce Hoblzell
U.S
Iroquois Parc Icetor
Prestigatian
Death Penalty Abolition Bill Faces Tight Vote in California
In Sacramento AP reports a leading backer concedes the death penalty abolition bill lacks sufficient votes. Assemblyman O Connell plans amendments to broaden a four year moratorium, while McMillan seeks to keep executions for certain crimes. A close vote is predicted with 96 to 44 as a possible margin.
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San Francisco
Lester A. McMillan
Los Angeles
McMillan
O'Connell
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