08 Jan 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1965
Page
1
Weather corner notes light breezes and slight cloudiness recorded at Hatt with wind speeds around 28 to 44 miles per hour. Forecasts indicate variable conditions and cooler temperatures later in the day.
Weather across California shows cooler conditions with varied winds. Bay Area and Sacramento Valley report highs in the 30s to 50s and nights in the 20s to 40s, while Salinas and Monterey Bay stay milder with highs near 50s to high 50s. Occasional clouds, light winds, and coastal breezes are noted. inland valleys see stronger gusts and a few warmer pockets.
Yesterday's high temperature and today's forecast low are listed, indicating a temperature range transition. The report notes the previous day soared to a certain high while the current day is expected to dip to a lower temperature, with regional readings possibly cited.
The fragment notes Tide Tables Liga and Bath visiting Kompuled fories at Palm, suggesting a local sports or schedule item but lacking clear details.
In Sacramento sixteen Democratic lawmakers showed dissent over Speaker Jess Unruh’s power as Assemblyman Gordon Win-ton questioned caucus signs of unrest. Unruh selected Danielson from Los Angeles as caucus chair, triggering surprise and mixed reactions amid the late campaign and influence of North and South California factions.
NASA Ames at Moffett Field reports satellites CGO and IMP-B measured magnetically trapped particles up to 42 earth diameters out to 5 000 miles, tracing solar wind interactions with the Van Allen belts and the boundary region that feeds high energy electrons into the belts.
Two seals died at Mohawk Park Zoo in Tulsa after pre packaged foods, still wrapped in plastic bags, were fed to them. An autopsy revealed their stomachs contained plastic, disrupting digestion. The zoo’s concession area had been closed amid the incident.
A garbled Sacramento summary notes professors demanding higher pay, reappointment of Henry Chrom Schmidt to state fish and game roles, San Francisco charter amendments, and multiple assembly bills. AB 135 bans payment for petition signatures. AB 136 imposes fees on private liquor brands. AB 138 expands health officer powers. AB 119 requires decade driving tests. ACR 13 seeks a Santa Monica Mountains state park budget. SB 42 calls for license revocation on drunk driving. SB 43 adds felony for bodily injury under intoxicated driving. SB 44 defines enhanced penalties for driving under combined intoxication. SB 58 funds Merced River projects. SB 54 concerns Merced irrigation and wildlife facilities.
Denver police patrolman Fred Clevensin asked for help locating his 95 pound German shepherd named Honda. Searchers were told the dog is friendly off duty and not a danger, but authorities urged anyone with information to contact the department.
Sherman Clay Hayward offers free piano or organ lessons using a new teaching method. After a few weeks of instruction, students should see progress. the program targets those with a sincere desire to learn and is part of an experimental study located at 22457 Foothill Blvd. Instrument access is also mentioned with contact details provided for enrollment.
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown faces a budget dispute as professors and legislators clash over a skeleton budget. Unruh demands clear recommendations on financing education while Brown sticks to austerity. Professors threaten to refuse teaching some classes without new funds, warning of staffing losses and militant action if promises fail.
Senator Alvin Weingand of Santa Barbara argues California lawmakers are grossly underpaid whether fringe benefits exist or not. He notes the job is full time to handle population growth and heavy problems, cites office space and staff as benefits, and complains daily expense allowances of 21 dollars for sessions and 25 dollars for interim work fail to cover costs like room meals and taxis.
In a wartime dispatch mix, discussion of California legislators salaries contrasts with Viet Nam jungle warfare. Weingand argues state pay lacks budget truth, while U Soliders and pilots wage air strikes near Saigon and Binh Gia as 4,000 voters and 2,000 casualties loom amid a broader political clamor.
The entry notes the date as the eighth day of 19865 with 36 to follow and mentions the moon nearing first quarter. Historical items include Andrew Jackson’s 1815 New Orleans victories, 1867 suffrage milestones, Wilson’s 1918 peace plan, and the 1968 opening of the 88th Congress.
Sacramento AP report details Sen. Richard J. Colwig of San Mateo proposing three measures to allow two states from California. The plan includes a constitutional amendment, a bill, and a resolution to grant legislative consent for boundary creation within El Tehachapi and Santa Barbara regions, potentially within a decade if approved.
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