Weather and world notes mix on a cold California page
A sprawling weather forecast covers Central and Southern California with near normal temperatures, mountain snow, and wind advisories from Bay Area to Santa Maria and Salinas. A separate briefing discusses Vietnam peace talks, Saigon on military victory, and international reactions alongside tides, skies, and regional forecasts.
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New York
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Ho Chi Minh
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
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Snow Buries Northern California Ski Areas With More Ahead
Heavy overnight snow hits Northern California ski resorts while skies clear for fair to good conditions. A new storm threatens more heavy snow through Thursday and mandatory chains remain on major routes into Yosemite. Reported totals include Sugar Bowl 104 inches, Donner 66, Squaw 121, Alpine Meadows 56, and Boreal 60 inches.
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Badger Pass
Yosemite
Sugar Bowl
Soda Springs
Donner Ski Ranch
Boreal Ridge
Highway 50
Echo
Summit
Sierra Ski Ranch
Squaw Valley
Alpine Meadows
Powder Bowl
Tahoe Ski Bowl
Papoose Peak
Nevada
Slide Mountain
Dodge Ridge
al Mt. Shasta
Chine Peak
Tax Audits Reveal $85,641 in Additional Assessments
Routine audits by the assessor’s office uncovered $85,641 in additional taxes. Tooke clients Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co and Sunshine Biscuit Inc faced the largest escapes, with $210,300 and $183,450 in property values not initially on tax rolls. Kimberly Clark and Seongte Corp escaped $26,712 on $290,250 in property. The county audited 209 to 1,400 firms annually, a program started in 1952.
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Tooke
Mansfield ‘Rire and Rubber Co
Sunshine Biscuit Inc
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Seongte Corp
Douglas Dunning
Dunning
Ernst and Ernst
Ernstani] Mst
Brown Leads Demo Strategy Delegation
A political maneuver session discusses Brown leading a Democratic strategy delegation as he eyes a state senate bid. Key reforms include publicizing property assessments and tax strategy amid looming fiscal battles and possible special session topics like smog control and school funding.
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Southern
California
Brown
Bain
San Francisco
Bee
Associated Press
Rome
UPI
Fanfani
Aldo Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Hanoi
United Nations General Assembly
Apdh
Viet Nam
Giorgio Ja Pira
Existing Cigarette Stock May Be Sold Without Tag
Washington AP reports that stock of cigarettes in pack sizes still in wholesale warehouses can be sold legally after the warning law takes effect January 1. The Justice Department said the rule requiring the label “Caution: Cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health” applies to new stock, with no plan to act against retailers selling existing inventory.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Rhodesia Orders Bishop Pike to Leave Country
American Bishop James Pike of California was ordered out of Rhodesia and told to catch tonight's flight to London. The Episcopalian clergyman was served the order moments before he planned to depart Salisbury to inspect the Melabar province work.
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UPI
James Pike
Rhodesia
London
California
Salisbury
Bulaway
Matableland
The Daily Review Adverts Hayward Cal Times
Local advertisement and legal notice from The Daily Review based in Hayward California. Includes subscription rates, office addresses in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore, plus contact numbers and postal box details for the paper’s circulation and offices.
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Hayward
Alameda County
California
San Leandro
Leandro
Calif
Fremont
Livermore Oface
Ord Atvermors
Purses Adds Fuel To Dispute Between Officials
Contined from Page 1 Pursel argues constitutional safeguards protect rights and courts must proceed cautiously. He notes Ler Cara has faced criticism and cites the district attorney’s insistence on a jury penalty trial for two convicted murderers, saying the judge’s bench comments are beneath dignity.
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Lercara
Pursel
Lereara
Superior Court
Hospital Mayor In A Feud Over Hearing Date Switch
Thomas Mesey and J J Jelincie opposed a motion objecting to a date change for the council hearing on the Levine Hospital hermit. The dispute centered on the hospital matter and municipal leadership.
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Thomas Mesey
J. J Jelincie
Levine Hospital
California leaders clash over tax reforms and school funding
Governor Brown and lawmakers Petris and Unruh debated new taxes and reforms. Petris urged eliminating the household furnishings tax while backing broader revenue changes to finance public schools amid California's growth and fiscal needs. Unruh criticized Brown's tax policies and plans to attend a large party meeting with his wife.
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Sacramento
Petris
D-Inglewood
Oakland
Wirtz warns on strike risk to ammunition supply
U S officials warn that a continued strike by workers could threaten U S ammunition stocks for Viet Nam. Secretary Wirtz says a rapid settlement is essential to avoid shortages as mediation yields little progress and hospitals face occupancy declines while the Army risks supply problems.
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Johnson
Eden
Wirtz
White House
Am the Eden Hospital
Pentagon Saixi
Rapid Transit Seeks Meeting on Station Location
Transit officials press for an early meeting to decide station site and secure right of way. Ed Sajor of BARTD says the district wants to review Harder and Tennyson locations and has obtained data from AG on feeder systems for college and regular patrons.
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Transit
Ed Sajor
BARTD
Sajar
Harder
Tennyson
Passenger Dies In Nimitz Crash
Oakland report states Ronald A. Shumate of San Jose died when the Nimitz Freeway crash into a pole. His wife Mrs. Shumate told police they were driving with their 1-year-old daughter Idaholal when the vehicle veered and struck a pole. The transit project plans rapid progress with land acquisition for a South Hayward station to begin next spring. The section from South Hayward to Fremont is slated to open in 1969, one year after Hayward to Richmond operations start.
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Whipple
Jef Idaholal
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Harder
Tommyson
Industrial
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