13 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1964
Page
1
Uncertain weather note with lingering cloudiness through tonight. Forecast calls for fair conditions tomorrow with a temperature change. Tonight's low expected between 36 and 44 degrees. Variable winds reach up to 15 miles per hour.
statewide weather summary for San Francisco Bay Area and Central Valley reports fair to cloudy conditions. highs range from 52 to 68 across regions with patchy morning fog in the San Joaquin Valley and cooler Tuesday. variable winds 5 to 15 knots in coastal zones.
Yesterday's high reached a warm level while the low dipped to a cooler point in Southern Alameda County. The exact figures were not provided in the available text.
Secretary Howell Appling Jr said Scranton’s name could appear in the May 15 Oregon presidential primary. He explained that removal requires an affidavit stating the candidate is not now and does not intend to be a candidate, noting drafting implications and the need to disavow candidacy under Oregon law.
Winterbourne and Hal Lohmann say they were not invited to a candidates night at the Lorenzo Village Community Center while incumbent directors plan to attend. Ron Farrel says the event proceeds at 8 p.m. with invited participants and a heated exchange over who is included.
California Real Estate Association directors voted nearly unanimously to continue backing a petition drive to nullify the Rumford anti discrimination in housing act. At the San Diego convention, leaders urged voters to decide at the polls whether the state should regulate property sales or rentals. The drive draws opposition from religious groups and many political leaders, while some realtors urged withdrawal or limited support.
In Sacramento a Senate committee urged Governor Brown to convene a special session next month to revisit the 50-5 share of tidelands oil revenue between the state and Long Beach. The panel criticized Long Beach spending and called for delaying future contracts as revenue division is reconsidered.
Attorneys for eight Southern California civil rights groups and Nathaniel Colley will file preliminary briefs in an injunction suit to halt the Rumford Housing initiative. Judge Irving H Perluss will hear arguments Wednesday and may issue a decision later this week. The suit argues the CREA initiative would abridge both state and federal constitutions.
The article surveys rapid growth in laws and rules from state and federal levels. It cites California and Georgia codification, 25 745 new state laws, ABA estimates of 35 000 yearly state laws, and 665 public laws by the 87th Congress. It notes nonuniform local ordinances and expanding regulatory powers, with thousands of districts and agencies wielding lawmaking influence. It also reports the death of actor William Holden at 89 and Canary Islands travel details of the as yet unnamed officials.
A report outlines the sequence around a legal explosion and its aftermath, noting Holden’s involvement with an actress and the events that followed. The piece focuses on how the incident unfolded and the subsequent legal reactions and filings.
Almanac entry for Monday January 18 notes an approaching new moon phase and visible planets Venus Jupiter and Saturn. It lists notable birthdays and events including Horatio Alger born 1834 and James Oglethorpe’s 1733 Charleston arrival chartering Georgia, Stephen Foster death 1864, Twain criticism 1877, Togolese president assassinated 1963, and a quoted thought from Ovid.
Los Angeles AP report states U.S. Senator Clair Engle is not in condition to campaign, per State Democratic Chairman Eugene Wyman. Wyman and California Democratic Council head Tom Carvey met with Engle, who, while looking well, is hesitant in speech after brain surgery in August. Engle announced plans to seek re election in November.
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