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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
2
Education officials backed a neighborhood pupil policy favoring assignment by local school area. State superintendents endorsed the plan to promote voluntary integration, while Hayward Unified adhered to it despite criticism from civil rights advocates who warn it limits cross-district enrollment.
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown and Assemblyman Pattee clash over a plan for a statewide California lottery. Brown calls the plan a joke while Pattee warns private lotteries are unsatisfactory. The proposal would grant a one year monopoly to the American Sweepstakes Corp of Los Angeles and supporters seek a November 1954 ballot initiative.
Lucrece Beale weaves a child friendly tale of Nog the elf banished from Santa Land by the Fairy Queen. Santa contends Nog must be expelled to protect Make Believe, and Nog journeys to the Kingdom of Poo seeking a new realm where he can plot. The story follows a surreal voyage through magical and moral questions as children witness the tale unfold.
Washington announces Prime Minister Lester B Pearson of Canada will visit Washington on January 22 to meet with President. The White House said the conference was planned during the brief encounter with the President at Kennedy's funeral and final arrangements were set Wednesday.
Sacramento reports Gov. Brown’s water plan draws mixed support as California water centers, including the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and the Metropolitan Water District, weigh regional versus local options. Debate centers on exporting Colorado River water and shifting Northern California supplies to Southern California, with opposition from Sen. James A. Cobey and support from Assembly leader Carlet Porter. The Udall plan is scrutinized amid Colorado River decisions and federal construction timelines. The Tulare County Fair dates shift to avoid conflicts with other events.
Boundary changes redraw Ward Three along San Lorenzo Creek and Redwood Road to Castro Valley. The eastern limit traces to Crow Canyon Road, including San Leandro and East Oakland south, while South County moves to Ward Five. North County remains in Wards One, Two and Four.
In Brasilia a senator was killed during a shooting in the Senate chamber as clashes broke out over a rival reform. The victim Jose Carrala from Acre state died during surgery after being shot in the stomach. Pericles, a Pericles ally, was taken into custody after disarming the assailant. An investigating committee was appointed as officials said the feud appeared personal and not tied to national policy.
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