Weather Synopsis for Northern California and Beyond
Patchy morning fog on the coast with fair conditions across Northern California through Wednesday. Temperatures show little change, with lows around 20s to 40s across regions. Coastal and bay areas expect morning fog, light to moderate NW winds, and cooler coastal sections Wednesday.
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Tide Tables Wednesday February 2 Fort First
Tide table listing high and low tides with times and heights for Fort First. Includes sunrise at 6 53 and sunset around 5 Faint OCR fragments show numeric values and indicators of morning dark figures.
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Judy Garland Settles Hotel Bill Dispute in Dallas
Judy Garland settled a 1050 dollar hotel bill claim in Dallas after a lawsuit filed by attorney David Witts in the name of the Stone High Hotel. The hotel alleged an 800 dollar portion of a 3200 dollar bill from 1957 remained unpaid and sought 250 dollars in attorney fees. Garland and Sid Luft reportedly agreed to settle for 750 dollars, with spokespeople calling it a misunderstanding.
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Legislature Vote Nears On Aid to Jobless
State lawmakers edge toward approval of stopgap bills to extend unemployment benefits from 26 to 39 weeks. Senate and Assembly finance committees advance identical measures, backed by Gov Brown. If Congress extends federal unemployment, California would suspend the state plan and seek repayment of funds advanced.
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Kennedy OKs Invitation To Visit Canada
President Kennedy will visit Canada likely as his first trip outside the United States since taking office. A date is not fixed but he will address a joint session of the Canadian Parliament before adjournment, probably in early summer. Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announced the invitation on his return to Ottawa from the White House. They issued a joint statement emphasizing close ties and cooperation for peace and freedom.
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State College Board May Allow Parking Fees At Some Colleges
Sacramento AP reports the Assembly Education Committee approved legislation empowering trustees to impose parking fees and temper costs at certain state colleges. Presently, parking fees up to 13 dollars per semester exist at four state campuses under an Education Department administrative order, with potential changes under the new bill. The piece also touches on AFL-CIO labor trends and union organizing dynamics in a broader national context.
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California Assembly Debates Tough Narcotics Penalties
Sacramento faces a direct Assembly debate on stricter narcotics penalties. Bills introduce teacher salary rules, speed limit changes, city planning reforms, retraining unemployment benefits, state funding for Legion reports, a study on a Sacramento medical school, gold price requests, cremation practices, mental health hospital expense reimbursements, savings and loan branch licensing limits, and revised liquor sale rules near colleges based on air distance.
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Lawmaker Seeks Parking Fee Retention at Colleges
Assemblyman Charles B. Garrigus proposes a bill to let parking fee income stay at the college where collected, directing revenue away from broader budgets and into campus facilities. The measure, aligned with Reedley Democratic goals, aims to simplify funding and support campus services.
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LSD Experiment: Reporter Tries Drug and Sees Psychosis
A United Press International dispatch details reporter Tess Bartee undergoing an LSD-25 experiment at South Oaks Psychiatric Hospital in Mineola. Under Dr. Abramson and Dr. Krinsky supervision, Bartee experiences a psychotic-like state, describes sensory distortions, and reflects on the therapy's aims to reveal how psychedelics affect mental illness and perception.
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Wage Increase Bill Introduced in Sacramento
Senator J Howard Williams of Porterville introduced legislation in Sacramento to raise Tulare County district attorney’s annual salary from 10 000 to 33 000 and to boost the auditor’s pay from 7 500 to 9 00.
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Almanac Notes on February 21 History and Quotes
Today is February 21 1961 a Tuesday the 52nd day with 313 days left Venus Mars evening stars Jupiter Saturn morning stars. Notable events include 1848 Adams collapse and death 1909 Great White Fleet arrival 1885 Washington Monument dedication 1945 Wrigley gum halt. Victor Hugo quote on popularity.
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Tough new narcotics penalties move to Assembly debate
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly today considered two bills proposed by Assemblyman Clayton to stiffen narcotics penalties. The measures would remove probation and county jail options, raise prison terms for possession and peddling, and impose 10 years to life for soliciting minors to use drugs. Governor Brown plans a later special message amid calls for study.
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Bill approved on flag salute by assembly panel
SACRAMENTO AF The Assembly Education Committee approved legislation to require daily patriotic exercises and flag salutes in public elementary and secondary schools. Assemblyman Louis Francis San Mateo said a Supreme Court decision allows religious exemptions for students.
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State Money For Legion Reports Hit
In Sacramento AP reports the state Senate debated funding to print annual American Legion convention reports. Despite protests by several senators including a former Legion commander, the chamber voted 22 to 24 to continue about 1800 dollars yearly, with critics calling it a political sacred cow. Senator Virgil O'Savan supported shifting funding away, while Senator James Cabey noted the service has long aided veterans' groups. Senate President Pro Tem Hugh Burns lamented the dissent but stood firm on objections.
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Liner Leilani To Be Altered For Pacific Fleet Refit
In San Francisco the liner Leilani, rebuilt by two figures, is slated for a million face lifting and conversion to a 450 passenger all first class liner. When joining the American President Lines Pacific fleet next year she will sail under a new name as a passenger tourist ship. The next Hawaii voyage will feature a president named vessel, though the exact namesake has not yet been decided by APL.
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