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02 Jun 1965
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
1
Temperatures and Weather Outlook Across California and Beyond
Yesterday's high and low listed across Southern Alameda County with west to east readings including Hayward Pleasanton Niles Union City Livermore and 54 in some areas. The Bay Area forecast calls for fair skies today tonight and Thursday with morning low clouds and warmer afternoons. highs in San Francisco 64 Oakland 68 San Mateo 71 San Rafael 74, lows 44-54. Temperatures rise across regions including Mt Shasta to the Sierra Nevada with partly cloudy skies and scattered thunder showers, Sacramento Valley near 80 and 90 highs, San Joaquin Valley 75-88, Salinas Valley 65-80, Monterey Bay 60-70, Santa Clara Valley 70-80, Central Coast 78-80 with light to moderate winds. The list also notes varied conditions from Albuquerque to Winnipeg with multiple cities showing cloudy or clear conditions and minor wind differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
San Rafael
Mt. Shaste-Siskiyou Area
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
Farraday
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara
Valley
Bragg
Central Coast
Tide Tables Thurday June Entries Alight Figures
Fragmented OCR note lists tide table elements with repeated misreads. It mentions times, heights, light figures, and references to Florida and RF payments, but lacks coherent events or dates. No clear person, organization, or place besides state FL.
Aerojet Talks Effort Continues Amid Picketing
In Sacramento and Southern California, court ordered limits on pickets as federal mediators urged Aerojet General Corp and the International Association of Machinists AFL CIO to meet in Azusa to discuss their contract dispute. A Sacramento judge limited pickets at two plants after earlier violence in a 3 year old strike, with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento (Am
Aerojet General Corp
Sacramento
California
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Azusa
Stperior Court
Irving H. Perluss
Avusa
Icovina
Fl Monte
Sacraments
Tiant
Minuteman
Mabaris
Vitan
Fragmented Newspaper Notice from Hayward Office
Fragmented OCR text outlines the Daily Review publisher and office details in Hayward California. It mentions addresses, telephones, and a generic classified notice context with scattered names and numbers, lacking a coherent event or person.
$2 Billion Bill for Federal Agencies Passed by House
Washington The House voted 22 to 6 to send a $2 billion appropriation bill to the Senate. The measure funds the Activities of the State Justice and Commerce departments federal cabinet agencies and the Information Agency for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APL
House
Senate
Stile, Justice and Commerce Department
Canris
MLA
Information Agency
California Legislative Updates and Bills Passed
A summary of late 1960s California legislation covers SB 1103 creating a state college in Contra Costa and an additional in Ventura County, new state park and recreation commission powers, retirement credits for nondecennial reapportionment, a jury per diem deduction rule for employers, and tax and insurance measures. It lists lawmakers Miller, Dol ois denotes long lines with multiple districts and committees, including Petris, Waldie, Short, Lagomarsine, and Hagley among others, noting allocations for education, health, and handicapped programs, plus a national Daisy naming resolution and funeral industry rules.
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Gov. Brown
Assern'state College
Contra Costa Bly
Miller
D-Mart
Con Iinet
Ventura County
Tagomarsina
R-Oyal
New State College
San Mateo County
Dolois Deng
Arnold
Hincksley
Redlands
California
Petris
Oakland
Lo Ses
Brown
San Francisco
Afair
Zenovieh
Fresno
Waldie
D-Antiach
Daisy
Congresa
Shasta Daisy
Hagley
R-San Rafael
College Site Bill Okayed
SACRAMENTO AP Legislation clears Senate and moves to Assembly to establish three new state colleges in Marin, Contra Costa, and San Mateo counties. Bills lay groundwork for site acquisitions with future funding to build the institutions. Authors include Sens Lapomarsina Dalwig Martinez Miller and others.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
Ven Mura
Contra Costa
San Maria
Kiang
Sens
Robert
Ld. Lapomarsina
n-Ojal
George
Miler Jr
Almanac History Notes and Lunar Details
Almanac notes Weekday day 158 of 1165 with 212 to follow. Moon nears first quarter as Saturn is the morning star and Ma is the evening star. Notable events include Corliss born 1817, Be Toe leading Confederate armies in 1802, citizenship for American Indians in 1924, Elizabeth II crowned in 1958, Lal Bahadur Shastri takes India’s PM post in 1962, and Hemingway on optimism's value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Corliss
Robert Be Toe
Virginia
North Carolina
Congress
Demo Tax Plan Under Fire by GOP
Sacramento AP assembly Republicans leveled criticism at the lower house tax plan, vowing to reject Petris Unruh’s sweeping plan. Democrats pressed Brown’s revenue agenda as the Senate faced deadline without its own fiscal package, while subcommittees weighed tobacco and property tax proposals and potential year one tax changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Assembly
Dealln
Brown
Republican Caucus
Robert S. Stevens
ReSanta
Alfred Ih. Alquist
San Jose
Subcommittee
Leo Ryan
N- South
San Francisco
Full
I’dris
Assembly Democrats
Unruh
Haier Department
Senate
Wire-Tapping Bill Tabled in California Assembly
Sacramento APL reports a bill to legalize controlled wire tapping was sent to interim study by the Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee. The proposal would let police tap phones in felony cases with a judge or district attorney’s order. Authored by Assemblyman Newton Barssell of Sunland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
APL
Asserbly Criminal Procedure Committee
Newton Barssell
Tujunga
Navy nominates 32 captains for rear admiral ranks
President Johnson nominates 32 Navy captains for promotion to rear admiral including the son of a Pearl Harbor admiral who died aboard his flagship and a 1929 Naval Academy graduate believed to be the youngest officer ever named to flag rank. The group recalls Pacific War valor and postwar Polaris missile work as well as submarine voyages under the ice.
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Washington
R AP
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Johnson
Naval Academy
Muchyk
Pacific
Iaan Kidd
Isaac Campbell Kidd
Tito To Visit East Germany
AP reports President Tito departed for talks with Communist leaders in Czechoslovakia and East Germany focusing on the Moscow Beijing rift. The trip follows his earlier discussions and signals a push to ease Cold War tensions amid broader Eastern Bloc diplomacy.
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East Germany
Absgranm
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Peking
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