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Low overcast most of tonight with a fair to improving morning. Temperatures mostly steady with a light to moderate breeze. Tonight’s low around 40 degrees, west winds 10 to 22 mph.
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21 Apr 1964
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1964
Page
1
Local Area Weather Summary for San Francisco Bay Area
Regional forecast notes overcast to fair in the Bay Area with variable winds. Montareas include Shasta Siskiyous Sierra Nevada and Sacramento Valley with highs mostly in the 60s to low 70s and nights 40s. Salinas Salinas Valley and Monterey Bay show fog and overcast with cooler temps and northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. North to northwest coastal winds intensify near Cape Mendocino with gusts up to 30 knots and scattered rain chances in extreme north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
Sacramento Valley
Monterey Bay Area
California
Santa Rosa
Napa
Cape Mendocino
Toye
California school finance reform debate continues in Legislature
Sacramento lawmakers weigh three paths to fund education this year. Unruh's mandatory school unification bill faces doubt while a countywide tax plan stalls in Ways and Means. The Garrigus measure could still move if the Unruh bill falters, with debate due Thursday morning. Local and national observers note growing教师 discontent with the proposals and the potential need for tax changes.
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California
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
San Diego
Gov. Brown
San Francisco
Senate
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
Charles B. Garrigus
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Des Moines
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Fort Worth
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Indianapolis
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Hugh M. Burns
D-Presno
Omaha
Max Rafferty
Philadelphia
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Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Teachers Association
Richmond
St. Louia
Salt Lake City
Cloudy
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Tampa
Washington
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Winnipeg
Unron
House
Senate Assembly
Unruh
Thelin
Glendale
Education board to validate teaching credentials in delays
Sacramento passes SB 45 allowing the Board of Education to verify teaching credentials when routine processing is delayed and applicants remain eligible. The measure, authored by Jodda of Sacramento, aims to reduce credential backlogs and keep qualified teachers in the pipeline.
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Jodda
Sacramento
Billa
Don A. Alien
Dlos Angeles
Tehama
Couny
O'Sullivan
D- Williams
Brown Turns 59 Amid Bills and Political Winds
Governor Brown marks his 59th birthday in Sacramento with a celebration and a public note of health. He outlines a busy year pressing water plans, education funding, and statewide reform while facing party leadership tensions and a growing list of legislative proposals.
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Brown
Arizona
California
San
Francisco
Johnson
San Francisco
Nob Hill
Almanac highlights and historic notes for April 21
Almanac entries list 1964 as the 112th day with 254 to follow and note celestial references Saturn and Venus. It cites Elizabeth I's birth, a 1856 Mississippi River bridge completion, Mark Twain in 1910, Roosevelt and Churchill talks in 1988, a 1945 Berlin front, and Disraeli on circumstance shaping men.
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Town
Rock Island, St
Mark Twain
Amicable meetings avert protests by CORE at Bank of America
Civil rights leaders in San Francisco announce efforts to settle their dispute with Bank of America without picketing or sit-ins. A Monday meeting between CORE's Bill Stadley and bank officials followed broader talks with trucking industry figures. CORE denies plans for public demonstrations while noting the bank refused to provide employment statistics. The group aims to increase Negro representation at employers including Greyhound Lines and the bank, and seeks fair employment data from the bank. The discussion touched on a possible demo but stayed amicable.
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Civilights
Atempt
Bank of America
Bill Stadley
Area ‘Ranch
The
Congress of Racial
Jin
California
Bradley
CORE
Bank
Brown
Coremont Hotel
Fair Employment Commission
Thejry.ees
Gi Greyhound Lines
Rain and Wind Lash Central U S with Storms Across Many States
Wet windy weather spans from Texas to Minnesota and east to southern New England with thunderstorms and tornado risk. Reports note heavy rain and gusty conditions from the Gulf Coast into the Midwest and Great Plains, while a separate crime item recalls a 1956 case involving Angus Fry and a fatal shooting in Missouri.
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New England
Maine
Gulf Coast
Texas
Minnesota
Rockies
Snd
mid-Atlantic States
Kansas City
Carl
Secon
Angus Fry
Inier
Plains
Fry
Missouri
Joplin
Nevada
Greenfield
Springfield
Weather Bureau
Domadoes
Vareas
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Kansas
Nebraska
Iewal
The
Clay County
Owire
Ourial
JFK Memorial Slated in Dallas
Dallas officials said construction of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza will start late next year and finish early in 1986. The park-like plaza sits within a block of the Kennedy assassination site, funded by the JFK Citizens Memorial Committee of Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Lew Sterrett
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy Citizens Memorial Committee of
Datlass
iSterrett
Soviet Colonel Dies Suddenly
Pravda reports the unexpected death of Col. Gen. Nikolai Alexandrov, a member of the Soviet Military Council, with no further details provided.
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Moscow
Nikolai Alexandrov
Communist Party
Pravda
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