Weather Corner Bay Area Outlook Through Tomorrow
Fall skies and temperatures vary across regions with mostly fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Northern and Central California see little change except morning cloudiness burning off, while the Sacramento Valley remains largely fair with low 40s to 50s and highs near 70 to 80.
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California Assembly approves tough narcotics penalties bill
The California Assembly passed a stringent narcotics bill sending it to Governor Brown. The measure, approved 64 to 46, tightens penalties for offenders, allowing probation in some first offense cases and setting prison terms for sales to minors and possession with intent to sell. The Senate earlier passed a more lenient version, which was amended by the Assembly Public Health Committee to remove judicial discretion on probation.
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Nixon to Embark on Talk Tour
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon announced plans to leave Monday for a nationwide speaking tour amid fundraising and campaign activity. In California, a legislative report garlanded with criticisms urged major changes in state school printing and textbook purchases, faulting the Department of Education and the state printing plant for wasteful practices and costly mismanagement. The probe urged interim studies, new purchasing rules, and efficiency reforms to curb overshipping and overprinting, with suggestions including better paper use and a more economical textbook printing method. The report also spotlighted costs tied to text adoption and questioned current governance of the State Board of Education and the superintendent of public instruction.
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Sacramento Assembly Debates Bills On Loans Labor Rules And Water
The Legislature debates measures in both houses covering financing for home loans and unsecured credit unions, wage penalties for late pay, labeling rules for imitation ice cream, retirement protection, veteran driver regulations, and state water loan prioritization. Bills touch on death penalty moratorium, funds consolidation, and court instruction standards, with actions including votes and committee referrals.
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Kennedy Calls Publishers To Practice Self-Censorship
President Kennedy urged newspapers to adopt voluntary self-restraint in war times, stressing no government censorship and no new secret classifications. He asked editors to weigh national security when deciding on stories and outlined discussions with top publishers and officials in New York.
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Boosker Turman battles a migrating office mouse
In Austin a mice problem disrupts a Texas House secretary’s office as officers search to remove the intruder. In Chicago Mrs. Geraldine Arbelt anticipates a baby and hosts a surprise shower where gifts include a bat and film. Trains delayed in Bexleyheath, England and Cafe Royal in London tweaks dining after the theater rush.
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Almanac Today April 28 1961 Historical Highlights
Almanac notes today is Friday April 28 the 118th day of the year with 247 remaining in 1961 the moon near full. It lists birth years of James Monroe 1758 Lionel Barrymore 1878 and Bodly Mussolini execution 1945 plus the formal end of World War II Japan 1952 and a Hazlitt quote.
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Kennedy cancels Laos plans as aid accelerates
President Kennedy shifts focus from Laos to domestic events as he cancels a predinner reception with publishers during New York press week. He flies to Chicago to address a Cook County Democratic dinner and then returns to Washington, pledging maximum disclosure beyond security limits amid rising tensions. Police escort accompanies his motorcade in Manhattan. The scene contrasts with Cuban demonstrators outside the Waldorf Astoria and windups of a brief New York visit.
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June Allyson To Leave Hospital Soon
Santa Monica California actress June Allyson recovering from surgery for a check ailment will be able to leave the hospital soon. The operation, described by her physician as minor, was performed at Sir John’s Hospital on Thursday. The doctor said she would return home in short order.
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