Weather Summary for Northern California and Bay Area
Colder tonight with lows 28 to 42 across regions. Bay Area expect clearing today, partly cloudy tonight and Sunday, highs 38 to 52. Northern California scattered showers today, snow in mountains, then partly cloudy tonight and Sunday. Sierra Nevada: occasional snow today, colder tonight and Sunday. Sacramento Valley showers then clearing, highs 44 to 52, lows 28 to 39. Winds northwest 8 to 25 mph, locally stronger along coasts.
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Defense Dept to weigh smoking policy for armed forces
The Pentagon will convene Wednesday with the Army Navy and Air Force surgeons general to review a Public Health Service report linking cigarette smoking to cancer and vascular diseases. Health director Dr. Shirley Fisk will confer on a common service line, after noting no unified policy exists across the services. The Air Force bans smoking distribution in hospitals. the Army and Navy have no such restrictions.
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Johnson pushes merit and women in government posts
President Johnson urged expanding the role of women in upper government posts and asked Cabinet members to place more qualified women in key positions. Esther Peterson cited a shift away from “men only” theory, aiming to improve federal service by merit regardless of sex.
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Brown Gets Ready To Pick Delegates
AP dispatch outlines California’s 1980 Democratic and Republican delegate plans. Brown coordinates with party leaders to form delegations pledged to Johnson, with 162 delegates and 134 votes to come, and a June 2 primary determining the vote. GOP delegates split between Goldwater and Rockefeller efforts, with 66 delegates and broad party support shaped by the national committee’s actions.
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Daily Review editorial and contact details listed
The Daily Review published with offices in San, Fremont and Tvermore. It lists publishers, editors and staff names and a March date 1652. Mailing addresses appear for communications including 116 W, and office phone numbers for multiple locations.
Missionary Seeks Medical Vocation After Tokyo Center Talks
Inter national Christian University board chair Togasaki, UC Berkeley alumnus, discussed Tokyo center operations with UC officials amid a winter storm across the Pacific Coast. Regents announced a study program and potential collaboration as Northwest conditions worsened. Hazel Sowcunlin Trying, 43, co owner of a Palo Alto car shop, is missing after leaving home Monday. She and partner Walter McMills question voluntary disappearance. Geza de Kaplany, convicted in an acid slaying, seeks license revocation review to pursue medical missionary work.
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Swiss Grant Loan to UN Undergoes Mental Health Care
Swiss authorities grant an 84.275 million interest free loan to the United Nations for the Geneva headquarters project. A Hungarian born doctor faces potential license revocation amid a medical reform case in Vacaville. A formal decision on the loan and headquarters construction awaits California and international authority reviews.
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Almanac Today 1065 and Notable Births
Saturday almanac notes the date 1065 with moon phase and visible planets Venus and Saturn. It lists figures born today: Daniel Webster born 1782, Botany Bay's early settlement in 1788, Robert Scott reaching the South Pole in 1912, Amundsen earlier, Leningrad siege ending claimed 1948, and a 1950 Senate tax repeal.
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Spaceman Shepard Undergoes Thyroid Surgery
America's first man in space Alan B. Shepard Jr. is reported in excellent condition after surgery to remove a non malignant growth from his thyroid gland. The operation removed about 20 percent of the gland and showed no malignancy, with no anticipated impact on his astronaut status.
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Blood Transfusions From Corpse Blood Experiment Sparks Accusation
In Santa Monica AP reports a Michigan case where Dr Jack Kevorkian and colleagues discuss a controversial series of experiments transfusing blood from cadavers into living patients. They describe procedures, storage times, and the ethical debate surrounding the direct transfusion of dead blood into the living, amid a broader discussion of potential military uses. A baby death and a suspect, Richard Dennis McCutcheon, are noted in the unfolding story.
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The South Dakota House passed the federal anti poll tax amendment resolution by 1218 votes and sent it to the Senate. With 37 states already ratifying, the move pushes toward the required three quarters threshold for adoption.
Taxi Drivers Flunk Exams In Taipei Police Notice
Taxi drivers in Taipei failed a reexamination, with 800 of 2,500 registered drivers not passing and 400 transferring out within half an hour. No further details given. In a separate report, a 1963 Allegheny County case states Clarence Parker and Rosalie Eaton admitted killing McCutcheon near Point Mugu, then disposed of the body at sea. no remains found and the murder complaint was dismissed.
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