30 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1963
Page
1
Forecaster reports intermittent showers across Los Angeles with heavier rain in parts of the south and southeast. Temperatures rise gradually as mild warming moves in, while winds shift, bringing variable rain chances and gusty spells.
California and Nevada regions report heavy rainfall through Thursday with mountain snow above 5500 feet. Gale warnings persist for south winds 30 to 56 mph along the coast and in the foothills, while highs reach the mid 50s to low 60s in many valleys and coastal zones.
The report lists yesterday’s and today’s temperatures with scattered readings. Data appears inconsistently formatted and may include misreadings or typographical errors.
Relief arrived as heavy rains eased the long Southern California drought while snow and sleet swept wide areas from Los Angeles to Oregon. Record cold lingered in northern states with subzero readings in Bozeman Marquette and Minneapolis, and roads remained hazardous in Georgia and the Carolinas.
A group of educators reports premarital intercourse is increasing on campuses, driven by social chaos and weak adult guidance. They urge colleges to offer value-building programs, open discussions, and comprehensive sex ethics to help late adolescents form stable standards. Professor Kirkendall notes parental and institutional controls have waned, with youth making most decisions themselves.
Evony Lundeen, noted for pioneering techniques to save premature babies, died Tuesday. She supervised care of more than 12,000 premature infants over 33 years as a nurse at Michael Reese Hospital from 1924 to 1962, born in Rockford Illinois.
AP report outlines bill proposed by Garrigus to require hearings before teacher dismissals, aiming to delay firings until after hearings and possibly extend protections. The measure would mandate boards to give notice and allow appeals, with potential reinstatement rules unclear.
Gov. Brown begins a drive to pressure the legislature to adopt his program as the M44 election looms. The report notes appointments to the State Aeronautics Board and State Medical Examiners, and mentions the Assembly considering constitutional amendments and new district provisions.
Private services will be held Thursday in Cambridge for poet Robert Frost after a death from a blood clot at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. A memorial is planned for Sunday February 17 at Amherst College, with burial at Old Bennington. Frost, longtime dean of American poetry, was praised as a leading American poet laureate by friends and officials. He left two surviving children, Mrs. Joseph Atlantine of New York and Mrs. Irma Cole of Burlington, Vermont.
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