Weather outlook shows rain tonight and warmer Thursday
Northern California remains cloudy through Thursday with light rain on the north coast this afternoon and tonight from Monterey to Sacramento. Southern regions expect sun early then rain tonight, clearing Thursday. highs mostly 40s to mid 60s with variable winds and small craft advisories off certain coasts.
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UN session winds up amid East West harmony and Kennedy shock
The UN General Assembly closes a three month session marked by warm East West tone and concern over Kennedy’s assassination effects. Delegates see no far reaching decisions though signs of progress in disarmament and space talks amid African anti colonial tensions and South Africa criticism.
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Tippit Fund Reaches 277951 In Dallas Appeal
AP report from Dallas notes the Tippit fund for the slain officer’s family has reached 277951 dollars. Donations come in slowly but each mail delivery adds to the total as funds continue to arrive.
Ft Rucker party funds redirected after Kennedy death
Montgomery AP report: Ft Rucker officers rotary wing aviator course planned a party but was banned in respect to President Kennedy. The $165 collected was redirected to Margaret Ann Langford and family, survivors of a recent crash that killed 11 members of her family, ensuring a quieter Christmas.
Fresno Airport Hearing Held by State Committees
Fresno testimony session on airport problems conducted by joint State Senate and Assembly Transportation Committees. Attendees from Fresno Merced Sacramento San Francisco Santa Clara Sonoma and Napa counties participated in the sixth hearing of the series.
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Advertising District Post Office Address Notice
The fragmentary Daily Review record lists advertising director and office contacts, with addresses in Hayward California and companion offices in Fremont and Livermore. It notes subscription rates and a general contact page for submissions and backward references to public notices.
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Brown calls for full disclosure of lobbyist contributions
Gov Brown urged a ten-year-old lobbying law be tightened to require full disclosure of all campaign contributions by lobbyists. He cited a reported 1.3 million dollars spent by lobbyists last session and said enforcement gaps and nonfiling by about 500 Sacramento lobbyists undermine the system. He stressed the need to curb spending, ensure prosecutions for violations, and increase transparency in funding sources.
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Oceanfront Kennedy Mansion Heads to Florida Listing
A fragmentary report notes an oceanfront mansion tied to the Kennedy family, described as secluded behind a tall stone wall with a private beach and eight bedrooms. It mentions past leases by Mrs. John F. Kennedy and the presence of Secret Service on grounds, with references to family use during holidays.
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Almanac Today December 18 1963 historical notes
Almanac entry for December 18 1963 notes the 352nd day with 33 remaining, lunar phase near first quarter, visible planets Jupiter Saturn and Venus, plus historical milestones including New Jersey’s 1787 constitutional ratification, 1865 abolition of slavery, 1986 first Finn panda to the U S, and Roosevelt’s Pearl Harbor investigation committee in 1941. It also cites a biblical thought from Mark about the Sabbath.
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Lawmaker Seeks Curbs on Lobbying Stigma
A legislator proposes steps to curb abuse and stigma tied to lobbying. He argues lobbyists should disclose contributions to limit corruption while recognizing a lobbyist’s right to contribute. The discussion centers on reforming disclosure rules and reducing public suspicion without silencing advocacy.
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