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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1965
Page
1
Showers in the local area tonight and tomorrow with a cooler trend tonight. Lows are expected between 46 and 52 degrees. Winds from the southwest at 12 to 25 miles per hour.
California regions report showers through Thursday with varying highs 54 to 98 degrees and lows 34 to 63. Winds shift from south to southwest 8 to 35 knots in coastal zones and 10 to 20 mph inland. Occasional thunderstorms and hail possible in several areas.
Yesterday high and low temperatures listed for cities including Hayward Pleasanton Union City Livermore and Bakersfield with rainfall totals. Nationally. Albany Albuquerque Atlanta and many others show conditions from clear to cloudy with temperatures ranging from the single digits to the 70s and several cities reporting rain or snow.
Police say two men held the Corona Del Mar bank manager briefly hostage and escaped with $60,000 in a car stolen from the bank lot. The manager Gene P. Montgomery was unharmed after being released about eight blocks from the bank. Investigators suspect the same jobbers may have carried out a similar theft less than a month ago.
Gov. Brown and state officials gathered in Sacramento for the Annual Prayer Breakfast. He urged unity and divine guidance amid partisan strife and the upcoming legislative session, warning against sharpened knives and expediency over principle. The governor asked attendees to remember what unites them as they pray together.
The Gabor Department reports over 23 million work days lost last year due to strikes, the most since 1950, involving about 1.0 million workers, with auto industry accounting for nearly a third of the stoppages.
Democrats reshaped House committees in the 29 year high reform, gaining stronger control over key panels. Ways and Means shifts to 7 Democrats and 9 Republicans, boosting health care talk and Social Security proposals while keeping tax and Social Security funds separate. Appropriations moves from 30-20 to 34-20 in favor of Democrats, reflecting tighter party control.
Sacramento AP reports Assemblyman Frank Belotti proposes relief bills to aid flood disaster areas. The plan includes easing property tax assessments, Cal-Vet loan reimbursements, allocating surplus loan funds, allowing portable school buildings, prioritizing state textbook distribution, and refunds for goods damaged by floods.
Fourteen killed and sixty injured as political violence flares in Pakistan. A dusk to dawn curfew returned to Liamatabad and two Karachi suburbs amid clashes between supporters of rival parties.
Governor Brown faces bipartisan pushback as lawmakers consider measures from campus discipline control at UC Berkeley to broad tax exemptions for seniors. Highlights include penalties for speeding, cigarette tax refunds after storms, and a slate of education and public safety bills with contesting votes and potential impacts across state agencies.
In Manila Foreign Secretary Mauro Mendez and U.S. Ambassador William McCormick Blair discussed the U.S. base agreement. Philippine jurisdiction over service members remains disputed following the recent killings of two Filipinos by guards at Clark Air Base and Subic Bay Naval Base.
In Sacramento Gov. Brown's state of the budget message draws solid GOP and mixed Democratic opposition. Legislators praise caution but fear unproductive year as speakers doubt any quick action on crime, gun, or driving safety measures.
Disaster officials warned flood victims to evacuate and beware of rattlesnakes. They said snakes were driven from hibernation by the flood and urged extreme caution when approaching piles of debris and mud.
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