Weather Corner Fair Through Tomorrow With Variable Patches
Weather forecast for the Bay Area on the next day shows fair conditions with patches of low clouds near the ocean in the morning and little temperature change. North of California and the Sacramento Valley expect warmer days with highs reaching the mid 70s and lighter to moderate southeasterly or westerly winds.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Ocean
Sacramento Valley
Santa Clara and Livermore Vallaya
Santa Clara
Monterey Bay Area
Tide Tables and Weather Features for Wednesday
Tide tables show high and low water times and astronomical details for the day. Sunrise is at 5 20 with sunset around 0 56, and coastal forecasts note tides affecting navigation at Point SF and nearby harbors.
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Heeba
Kennedy White House Eyes New Economic Aid Plan
Washington AP Kennedy administration plans further aid to boost the economy even as analysts expect a return to pre recession levels by summer. The review led by Waller Heller will guide measures to revive growth and curb unemployment, with findings due soon and possible structural job programs. Secretary Dillon and others warn recovery could stall without additional action.
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D AP
Kennedy
Business 0
Waller Heller
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Heller
Committee Rejects Wiretaps Proposal in California Assembly
SACRAMENTO (RP) The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee rejected a bill permitting wiretapping in narcotics cases as an unwarranted invasion of privacy. The 5-4 vote against would require court permission and limit evidence to narcotics prosecutions.
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Sacramento
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Bruce
Allen
Los Gatos
Glyd Clowdis
State Bar Association
Northern Californians face water contract battle in senate
Sacramento AP reports northern lawmakers push to strike MWD water purchase option. B A Holt Goldberg notes state can require water to be put to useful use. Contra Costa fears loss of local recovery. Senate‑backed Teale bills seek legislative control over water plan expenditures, but Assembly opposition remains.
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Ieee
Tr Sele
Seame Aller
Frederick Bold
Richmotyl
Contra Costa County
Walter
Stephen P. Teale
DeWent Point
Senate
Auto Salesman Sued By Singer
Los Angeles headline: Singer alleges a car salesman cheated her out of 1800 dollars in the sale of a 1957 station wagon. Jury selection began Monday in the Superior Court. Plaintiff names Je romne A. Pierce of Los Angeles as the salesman accused of the misdeal in a case tied to Mrs. Minhall, a Danish-born client.
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SPH
Singerr Guy
Mitchell and Biswell
Elo, i
Mondey
Jeromne A. Pierce
Superior Court
Pierce
Aeagon
Minhall
President to Skip White House News Conference Next Week
Washington AP reports President Neomaly will skip a news conference this week due to a heavy schedule. White House officials say the decision keeps secrecy intact while awaiting a quieter period later.
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Neomaly
White House
Pierce
California Assembly Debates Open as Governor Remains Active
The Assembly opens its debate as Clara and other figures loom in Sacramento. Governor reappoints James English as California Institution for Women trustee. promises fight for traffic safety. bills target jails health inspections, sardine packing times, and nonprofit fundraisers. Senate bills pass on aid for needy children, ANC law interpretations, and tax/credit reforms with various sponsors across districts.
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San Francisco
California Institution For Women
Corona
Biils
ABN
Kilpatrick
D-Lynwood
Ricis
Waldie
D-Antioch
Abluat
Thomas
D-Sar Pedro
McCarthy
R-San Rafael
Assembly
Chapel
R-Tnglewood
Bruce F. Allen
Los Gatos
Criminal Procedure Committee
Monopoly Feared In A Power Monopoly Feared In A Power
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP Rep Chet Holifield California said today if the present read current trend continues only one of the major companies will continue development of atomic power plants He warned against monopolistic pace and urged leadership by the federal government with participation from private cooperative and public groups in the atomic program funded by taxpayers.
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San Antonio
Tex
Chet Holifield
DiCalif
Holifield
Joint
Congo
Court Denies Plea of Muslim Inmates
The State Supreme Court rejected a request by ten imprisoned Muslims to practice their religion freely while incarcerated. The decision addresses claims of religious rights and equal treatment against the backdrop of prior rioting and authority concerns raised by officials.
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Suprome
High Court
Mem
Assochite Forder
Prigan
Kennedy Aide Carr Returns To California
James K. Carr undersecretary of the interior departs Washington for a California swing of about days on official business. The trip, his first since arriving in January, covers land water and power talks with state and federal officials. Carr will meet in San Francisco with the Columbia Basin drainage study board and visit Sacramento Redding and Los Angeles for hearings and park planning. He will also attend events in Santa Clara and Bakersfield and confer on Interior Department activities.
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James K. Carr
Tntevior
California
Carr
Janary
California Water Commission
San Francisco
Special Consulting Board
Columbia Basin
Wash
Sacramento
Hugh P. Dagan
Reclamation Bureau
Neal Nelson
Bureau of Land Management
Gov. Brown
William E. Warne
California Department of Water Resources
Redding
Trinity River
Cuer
George L. Sullivan
University of Santa Clara
John M. Kelly
Secretary of the Interior For Mineral Resources
Los Angeles
Thomas M. Storkws
Sarita Barbara
Islands
Bakersfield
Capital Debate Foes Renew Fight On Death Penalty
In Sacramento the Assembly opens a fight to end capital punishment in California. McMillan advocates a four year moratorium with limited exceptions while Conrad urges keeping the gas chamber as a deterrent. O’Connell supports the moratorium bill for a better chance at repeal. Gov Brown would sign either measure.
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Assembly
California
Lester A. McMillan
Los Angeles
Charles Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Ordvncate
McMillan
John O'Connell
San Francisco
O'Connell
San Quentin
Brown
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Caryl
Daryl Chase
Tye
Measures On Needy Kids OK'd in California Senate
SACRAMENTO AP The California Senate approved a Senate-passed package of bills by Sen. James Cobey to curb fraud in Aid to Needy Children. The measures require counties to emphasize rehabilitation, ensure aid is given fairly, enforce a perjury provision for false statements, mandate written statements from applicants, and state that ANC aims to aid taxpayers as well as welfare recipients.
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D-Oakland
Criminal Procedure Committee
Social Security
Bane
D-Tujunga
ABBE
Zioerg
D-Sacramento
Civil Service and
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D-Merced
ANC
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Watsonville
Teale
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San Francisco
Athletic Commission
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Melon
Sacramento
California
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Supreme Court
Almanac Today April 25 1961 history notes and quotes
Almanac entry for Tuesday April 25 1961 notes the 115th day of the year with 250 remaining, a near full moon, and the morning stars Jupiter Saturn and Venus with Mars as the evening star. It recalls 1846 shots in the Mexican War, 1898 war on Spain, 1901 auto licenses, Mussolini’s escape in 1945, and the UN charter plan debated in San Francisco. Horace Walpole’s quip on life closes the note.
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Stowaway 19 Leaves US as Immigration Probes Rise
In Tampa a 19 year old stowaway from the Canary Islands aboard the Colombian ship Azurlite arouses officials who suspect he is Angel Molina a 19 year old from Cuba. He initially claimed to be a Cuban refugee seeking asylum then offered six different explanations of his presence. After a failed attempt to escape he was recaptured as the vessel sailed toward South America, with Molina believed to have left the ship.
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Fla
Immigraion
Angel Molina
Azurlite
South America
Molina
London Looks To Richardson in Boxing Comeback Bid
London searches for a rematch path after a technical knockout of Hiner Hist at Belle Vue, aiming for European champion Dick Mehard gon. A separate incident details a night attack on a girl near Jersey, described in wary terms with sparse, unclear details.
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England
Brian Late Jdon
Billy Hunter
Doelratt
Dick Mehard
Gon
Wiles
London
Hiner
Belle Vue
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ST. Martin's
Slo
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Cap—Pallce
Hawkins to Seek PRPC Power to Enforce Housing Bias Ban
Sacramento AP dispatch reports Assemblyman Augustus Hawkins conceding defeat on broadening California housing discrimination ban. He plans to amend to empower the State Fair Employment Practices Commission to enforce the existing ban in publicly assisted housing, with civil rights remedies and criminal charges possible.
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Sacramento
Augustus F. Hawkins
Los Angeles
California
Commission Prver
Hawkins
PRPC
Jil
Speed Mark Of X15 Cut Down
In Los Angeles the X15 speed record was revised to 3074 mph from an initial 3140 mph after radar data analysis. Despite the reduction the NY beat its former world mark for controlled craft by 163 mph. The rocket plane aims for 4000 mph and over 3 miles altitude.
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Nis
Alfiein
World Mart
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