Weather Corner Fate Forecast Tomorrow
The forecast calls for high fog in the mornings with a temperature change ahead. Winds will be wintery, blowing 10 to 20 miles per hour as the day progresses.
12 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
1
The forecast calls for high fog in the mornings with a temperature change ahead. Winds will be wintery, blowing 10 to 20 miles per hour as the day progresses.
Statewide weather report covering the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern to Southern California. Forecasts indicate fair conditions with some coastal fog and isolated showers in parts of the Sierra Nevada, Tehachapis, and Kern County through Thursday. Temperatures range from the mid 60s to mid 80s with light to moderate winds and some coastal overcast.
SACRAMENTO AP The Repale completes passage of a bill prohibiting private employers from requiring notes of job applicants. The measure by Assemblyman John M58-3 138 AGT, a D-Richmond, passed 384 to something with a 246 6.25 vote. If signed, the law would take effect next September.
The legislature speeds action on measures including a tax revision package and a bill to curb racial housing discrimination. It moves toward approving a major education budget and sets dates for committee hearings while proposing restrictions on electioneering near polls and broader changes to state governance. The actions include AB 800 on the budget and ACA amendments, with party leaders signaling priorities for economic relief and civil rights.
SACRAMENTO AP The session ends June as undersecretary joins Gov Brown and actors in backing a housing anti discrimination bill. CORE, unions, and lawmakers press for a vote with a Capitol sit in amid stalled action. Gibson and Brando figure in media demonstrations while parties plan a strategy to pass the measure.
Almanac Today notes Wednesday June 12 as day 1630 Salem Harbor entry by John Windhroy first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Company. 1912 Lillian Russell marries Alexander Moore for fourth time. 1934 Roosevelt signs Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. 1945 Eisenhower receives London freedom in a shower reception. Thought for the day cites Aristotle on entrusting great things to humanity.
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