19 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
1
Tonight temperatures dip to the mid thirties with southerly winds at five to sixteen miles per hour. Tomorrow sees a rise in temperatures with a small daily range and variable winds.
Statewide forecast shows cloudy conditions across regions through Wednesday with a chance of showers. Highs mostly in the 60s to low 70s, lows around 40s to 50s, and light to moderate winds from the west and northwest. Some areas report fog tonight and onshore flow along the coast.
In Sacramento AP report Liv Brown and Legislative Analyst Alan Post clash over state budgeting. Post predicts inevitable tax increases in 1965 while Brown notes his proposed plan could stretch revenue for two to three years. Both cite economic factors as they testify at budget hearings.
The 2018 fiscal plan faces debate as critics argue tax relief cuts threaten needed funds. Finance Director Hale Champion rejects proposed savings as insufficient, urging cautious spending. Governor urges continuing investments in higher education while lawmakers prepare subcommittee budget hearings next week.
In San Jose on Monday the trial of Dr. deKaplany continued as prosecutors and defense debated multiple personality theory in the torture murder of his bride Hanna deKaplany. The judge weighed sanity and potential insanity as the jury nears a verdict, with testimony highlighting the alleged split personalities and the alleged killer’s cold demeanor.
An American jet airliner carrying 19 persons landed safely in Miami after circling for nearly two hours due to gear retraction failure. Emergency equipment assisted but flight crew managed a secure arrival with passengers unharmed and plans for return trip.
VAIPER Formosa AP report says two new high power Nike Hercules radar installations expand radar coverage around Taipei and northern Formosa. Officials from the Military Assistance Advisory Group announce the radars extend the detection range and reduce enemy jamming impact.
Sacramento analysis shows Governor and legislative analyst diverging on new taxes and state spending. A drive to expand federal worker permits and Bracero program ties appears in Congress. The Assembly adopts rules, discusses constitutional amendments, and Debates school texts funding and transit improvement fees.
Five representatives of the Japanese steel industry left for Peking to negotiate the sale of about 40,000 tons of Japanese rolled steel to Red China. The report covers other state welfare and transportation amendments and notes on public safety statutes and college funding proposals introduced in the Senate and Assembly.
A political brief lists SB 718 expanding school district notification periods to five to 30 days and requiring insurers to inform customers of cancellations, SB 722 on extended notices, retooling pupil permits and age considerations, and SG 73 updating sanctions. It also mentions Angel Congress support for federal programs and low interest transit facility loans for the San Francisco Bay area, plus SIR 9 and SJR 10 items.
The draft measures push 41 hour work limits and 8 hour days with double time, raise weekly unemployment benefits from 53 to 75, extend benefit periods to 52 weeks, and cover more workers including public and non profit sectors. Disability insurance would expand to 74 weekly with dependents, raise taxable wage bases, and allow private plans with state funding shifts. The package also contemplates job injury and maternity provisions, revised benefit durations, and higher disability caps for permanent cases.
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