Weather Corner fair skies into tomorrow across Bay Area
Forecast shows fair tonight and Tuesday with milder temperatures in the Bay Area and foothill regions. Frost possible in valleys. gentle to moderate winds, some coast and mountain cloudiness, and light snowfall flurries possible in extreme northern ranges. Temperatures mostly in the 30s to 40s with highs in the 60s to 70s in warmer locales.
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Eichmann Trial Delays Evidence on Interrogator Affidavits
Adolf Eichmann’s attorney won a round delaying admission into evidence of affidavits from an American interrogator before the Nuremberg trials. The court instructed the Eichmann defense to prepare to challenge the affidavits, while Dr. Robert Servalius and Atty. Gen. Gideon Hausner pursued the issue. The testimony covered the Nazi era and the Jewish persecution over two centuries, with expert remarks by Dr. Jinlo Witt Mayer Baron of Columbia University.
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California Legislature Near End Of 1961 Session Pushes Death Penalty Vote
In Sacramento AP reports eight weeks remain as House leaders push a fast finish. The Assembly faces a death penalty repeal vote, while the Education Committee plans to act on a school support bill with minor junior college funding boosts. The $2.6 billion state budget and reapportionment fights loom, with 5,059 introduced measures still under consideration before the June 16 adjournment.
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SF Opera Sees New Contract
The San Francisco Opera Association aims to proceed with the fall season if a new union contract is ratified. A six percent wage boost was agreed, with unemployment and insurance negotiations ongoing. The board plans to meet early this week while the chorus lags 30 hours behind the rehearsal schedule. the season opens September 3 for six weeks with tours to Los Angeles Sacramento and San Diego.
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Bills to Watch In Committees
Sacramento ap bills in committees include farm labor measures creating an agricultural labor commission SB 993 Senate Agriculture. SB 282 Assembly Ways and Means medical services for counties. AB % Elections absentee ballots five days before voting. water resources bills urging legislative review of water plan expenditures. AB 1542 trusts regulation. AB 873 state employee retirement option. AB 783607 penalties and injunctions for pornography. SB 853 Golden Gate Transportation Commission. SB 213 billboards limits. AB 2260 gas rebates for service stations. AB 428 strikebreakers outlaw. AB 10000 funds for junior colleges. AB 2285 extra money for junior colleges. SB 970 et seq. gaming payments. AK Sid O’Connell vagrancy edits. SB 130 school bonds two-thirds vote. AB 340 statewide pupil testing. AB 1683 youth wage rules. AB 406 labor jurisdictional disputes. AB 72 public employee strikes. AB 2373 right to join unions. AB 1593-4 super-agencies reorganization. AB 578 revenue department. AB 1593-4 reforms.
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Mental Illness Early Treatment Advised by Dr Stevenson
Four dispatches by Dr George S Stevenson discuss recognizing mental illness as a treatable disease. He urges acknowledging mental disorders, debunks stigma, and notes hospitalization and clinics as common care settings. Emphasizes that many conditions vary in severity and that early treatment improves outcomes.
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Closed Spy Hearing in London Holds Blake Trial
In London at Bow Street Court a closed hearing was held for George Blake, an official accused of violating the official secrets law. Five policemen guarded the court as Blake was brought into the dock. details of the charges were not released.
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Defense Ready In Trial Of Student Rioting Case
SAN FRANCISCO AP The defense in the City Hall riot trial begins building its account of a clash between a police line and UC senior Robert J. Meisenbach 23 charged with assault with a deadly weapon. He allegedly struck Patrolman Ralph Schaumlefiel with the officer's night stick during May demonstrations against HUAC hearings. Defense plans 20 to 40 witnesses as they argue Meisenbach acted out of fear and attempted to flee the rotunda during a police crackdown.
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Puppets Go Up in Smoke at Waterlord Workshop
In Waterford Conn television puppeteer Rufus Rose suffered a devastating fire that destroyed about 400 puppets used over 30 years including some from Captain Kangaroo. He noted production could continue as shows were filmed weeks in advance and essential puppets can be replaced at roughly one per month.
Nixon Views On Cuban Subversion Push for U S Action
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon tells President Kennedy the United States must use legal devices to deploy military force against Communist subversion in Cuba, Laos, and elsewhere. He advocates CIA secrecy for intelligence and operations and argues multilateral action and aid will fail in Latin America. He supported preemptive paramilitary efforts and urges tougher, more decisive US moves to counter the Free World threat.
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Portugal Sends Africa Troops
In Lisbon, Portugal is deploying thousands of troops to its colonies in Africa to bolster operations in Angola and Mozambique. An artificial estimate places 2,000 to 3,000 soldiers flown to Angola since Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar assumed direct control of the defense ministry eleven days ago.
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