Weather Corner Forecasts Temperatures Across Northern Regions
Northern and central California mostly fair through Friday with cooler nights and gentle winds. San Francisco Bay Area mostly fair through Friday with light winds. Sacramento Valley mostly fair tonight and Friday. patchy clouds Friday. San Joaquin Valley partly cloudy tonight Friday. showers possible south of region later. Santa Clara and Salinas valleys mostly fair tonight, colder tonight with light winds. Monterey Bay and Santa Maria San Luis Obispo area mostly fair then cooler Friday. tide tables noted.
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Ski Conditions San Francisco Highways Snow Totals
UPI reports varying snow depths across Northern California resorts along highways 8 108 40 168 and 4 40 with Alpine Meadows Squaw Valley and Boreal Ridge listing hundreds of inches in places while others show lighter depths weather clear cold and icy spots motorists warned several facilities operate weekends and daily lifts amid fluctuating totals from 36 to 240 inches across Sierra and Mount Lassen areas
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Unwed Mother Rate Growing Report Shows
The Florence Crittenton Home of San Francisco reports a rising unwed motherhood problem in California. Last year the United Crusade Agency home served 533 pregnant out of wedlock young women, the highest since its 75 year history, with 1965 expected to rise further. Directors seek expansion amid limited capacity and funds, aided by volunteer groups across 12 Northern California communities.
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Two Robbers Shot In Kidnap Attempt
PORT CHICAGO AP Two of three armed robbers were shot today after abducting two men as hostages and failing to escape in a heavy gun battle with deputies and highway patrol. The two wounded gunmen were treated and the hostages freed about two miles from the scene. Names and charges against Lawson Lea Ward and the amounts stolen were reported, with details of the confrontation and subsequent arrests.
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Trash Firm Fill Plan Whittled by City Commission
The Turk Island Rubbish Disposal Co plans to fill shoreline land near Hayward Airport. The Haytel City Industrial Commission trimmed the proposal to one third of the site about 40 acres, allowing flood plain zoning to permit dumping on the western portion and insulating the airport and residential areas.
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Daily Review contact and office listings long notice
The item lists multiple city and office addresses for The Daily Review including Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore offices with phone numbers. It appears to be publication and subscription details and post office class matter remarks.
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Three Arrested In Tax Scandal In San Diego Case
AP reports three men charged after a San Diego County Assessor office grand jury inquiry. John Desmond and Gordon Van Cleve, tax consultant partners, were arrested in Springfield New Jersey and released on 5000 dollars bail. Homer Ghehler of Portland posted 5000 dollars bail and must appear for arraignment February 8.
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Greek Town Hit By Quakes
A series of strong earthquakes shook a central Greek town today. Police reported five houses collapsed in a nearby village but there were no casualties.
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House backs probe group investigation funding 1966
Washington lawmakers approved $425 000 for the Loats Committee on Un American Activities for 1966. The panel continues a current Ku Klux Klan probe with a total funding increase of $5 000 from the prior year.
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Johnson warns tax hike may follow wage price restraint
LBJ urged Congress to back ground tax studies to act quickly if needed, placing the onus on labor and management. He warned a wage price spiral could trigger higher taxes or interest rates to curb inflation, and said surplus stockpiles would be used to prevent shortages while adjusting defense, farm and other policies to hold prices down.
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Johnson Advisers Defend 3.2 Percent Wage Freeze
The White House Council of Economic Advisers defended keeping the inflation control wage guidepost at 3.2 percent despite labor opposition. They scrapped the old 3.6 percent formula, saying it would misrepresent productivity gains and hurt long run growth.
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Berkeley plans new uni project amid campus tensions
Grand jury criticism surrounds UC Berkeley planned opening of a free university next month. Organizers list courses in Communism, Marxism, anarchy and rustic activism while promising no ideological sponsorship. About ten unpaid teachers are listed and a space is rented with proposed fees of ten dollars for the first class and three dollars for subsequent sessions.
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Living Costs Hit New Peak in December
Washington from UPI The nation's living costs rose at the fastest pace in eight years, reaching a new high in December. The Labor Department said the consumer price index climbed four tenths of 1 percent in December and rose 2 percent for 1965, with forecasts of larger gains ahead. The dollar’s buying power eroded as $10 buys less than before, while official cautioned price surges depend on public psychology to avoid hoarding.
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University plan urged over outsiders and police costs
A grand jury urged the state legislature and university regents to reimburse counties and cities for outside law enforcement costs on campus and to enact new rules to curb outsiders using university property for noneducational purposes, while noting the bombing discussion and peace aims had exhausted reasons.
Jurors Mull Krebiozen Case and Bombing Policy
The Newark district moves to fund a new Birch Street school while the Krebiozen trial proceeds. Secretary Rusk defends escalation against Hanoi and Haiphong as mutual hostages, with McNamara stressing constant pressure to push the other side toward a decision. A Chicago grand jury returns to hear the Krebs case amid tax assessor scandals.
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Hayward and San Leandro Mayoral Campaigns Begin
In Hayward mayoral campaigning begins with Smith and Cooper near the mayoral race. Smith, 29, emphasizes progress and downtown development while Cooper vows to extend beautification and the Air Terminal master plan. In San Leandro, Maltester seeks a second term, Kant runs from District Two, and Taylor and Polvorosa file for council seats with deposits and signatures due.
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McNamara and lawmaker clash over Hanoi bombing policy
A committee member pressed why airfields power plants and industrials near Hanoi were not bombed. McNamara tersely said the Communists would react similarly. The legislator charged the Moscow-Peking-Hanoi axis dictates military moves. McNamara remained silent.
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Cal State Cager Dies in Attack After Resuscitation Efforts
Cal State football player Dunn died after an attack on campus. Coach Glen Albaugh and two San Francisco State personnel gave 35 minutes of emergency resuscitation before an ambulance and Dr. Visalli arrived. He is survived by wife Juanita and parents Lizzie Mae in Monterey and a father stationed in Germany. Funeral arrangements pending.
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