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03 Feb 1964
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1964
Page
1
Statewide California Weather Through Tuesday Turns Warmer
statewide forecasts show fair and warmer conditions across regions through Tuesday with light to moderate variable winds. Santa Clara Valley and Salinas report high near 70, inland areas reach upper 70s to low 80s, morning fog and coastal breezes easing tonight into gentle winds tomorrow.
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San Francisco Bay Areas
Sacramento Valley
Marys‘villa
iMfan Joaquin Valley
Ajinas Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
Bragg
California
Napa
Hkiah
Santa Rosa
San Joaquin Valley
Temperatures Reported for Yesterday and Today
Yesterday saw a high temperature and today opens with a reported low as the region records mild to cool conditions across the area. Local forecasts indicate gradual warming later in the week with expected evenly distributed daytime highs and overnight lows.
Tide Tables Tuesday February Tide Figures at FL Point Sur
Tide tables show high and low tides with times and depths. Apparent OCR errors obscure precise values but indicate morning and evening tide data, sunrise, and sunset details referenced for Point Sur Florida.
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FL Pointy Sur
Big Budget Boost for Health and Welfare Programs
AP reports Governor Brown requests a 1964-85 budget totaling 607.1 million for mental hygiene rehabilitation public health and social welfare, with social welfare receiving about 371.1 million. The new Department of Rehabilitation gains 3.8 million, mental hygiene 41.5 million, and public health 45.6 million. Federal funds add 456.9 million to health and welfare programs including expanding the Short-Doyle community mental health plan.
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Brown
Department At Mental Hygiene
Department of Public Healt
California subscription rates and office contacts list
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription rates and office addresses for Hayward California. It lists multiple offices, rates per copy and per month, and phone numbers, including Winton Avenue Hayward and Leandro, with scattered misread names and locations. The text is garbled but presents a local newspaper subscription desk and contact points.
Primary Filing In Ohio For May 5 Election
In Columbus Ohio AP reports candidates filed for the May 5 primary for U S senator. Incumbent Democrat Stephen M Young 74 veteran of party service. Lt Col John H Glenn Jr first American to orbit the earth seeks nomination. Republican Robert Taft Jr former state representative and grandson of President. Glenn was in Houston and filed petitions as aides aided filing.
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Offio
U.S
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Aspace Hero
Democratc
Stephen M. Young
John H. Glenn R
Robert Tafter
Willian Howard Walt
Glenn
Houston
California payroll to top 1 billion with new state jobs
Sacramento AP reports California's state payroll could exceed 1 billion for the first time if the legislature approves Gov. Brown's request for 8 418 new employees. The total would reach 145,506 workers and a payroll of 1.03 billion, up 53.23 million from this year. Higher education leads with 9,149 new positions and 22.49 million in salaries. highway workers follow with 1,087 more spots.
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Sacramento
Califoria
Brown
Highway Patrol
Ghana Receives $22 Million Loan From China
Ghana's new ambassador to Peking Jennia Meyer says Red China has granted a $22 million loan to Ghana. He notes this is in addition to an $18 million loan negotiated in 1961. The ambassador, on his way to Beijing to assume duties, outlined the aid during the trip.
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Peking
Hong Kong
Jennia Meyer
Red China
Meyer
Joan
Budget Message Highlights From California Leader
Sacramento AP reports ex governor Brown outlines budget highlights stressing education, services for 600000 plus new residents yearly, water resource protection, and science programs. He cites rising under 25 population, strains on schools and higher education, and calls for continued investment within capacity.
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Proup
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Tiety
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California
Brown Hikes Park Budget Voice in California Parks Plan
AP reports that California's proposed state budget allocates over 14 million for park development and land acquisition. Governor seeks 9,837,601 for the Department of Parks and Recreation, up 7.6 percent, plus 4,349,450 for land purchase and development, far below this year's 39.3 million. Tore Park land purchase tops the list at 500,000.
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Sacraments
Brown
Firearms Issue Is Set Aside in California Special Session
Sacramento AP report states the California Legislature’s special session will not address new firearm curbs. Gov. Brown’s 44 item agenda lacked gun control, delaying action to the 1984 general session. Ward cited lack of a practical registration approach and no mail order restrictions.
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California
Brown
Kennedy
Paul Ward
Ward
Gordon H. Winten
N-Merceds
Iran
Special Session Agenda Focuses Bay Problems And Transit
Sacramento AP report outlines Gov Brown backing studies on the San Francisco Bay future and plans to extend Marin and San Mateo transit. It notes proposals to add judges in Contra Costa and San Mateo counties and to avoid splintering Bay Area rail into separate districts while resisting new district creation. The session also considers a study commission on bay filling and related impacts.
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Ward
Judicial Council
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Mateo
San Mateo
Bay Areas
Brown
Bay Area
Son East Bay
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Gov. Brown
Contra Costa
CIA
Pase
Moore Ae
SUI
Bay Area Rapids
California water project budget outlined for 1963 65
Sacramento AP reports state plans to sell 225 million in water project bonds as part of a 208.58 million dollar fiscal year program. Key sites include Feather River San Joaquin and Oroville Dam with substantial federal state joint funding. Police investigate a Sacramento murder after a body found by a park worker in a malfunctioning incident.
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William R. Kaiser
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