Weather Corner: Fair to Wednesday with wind shifts
The forecast covers the San Francisco Bay Area through Wednesday with high clouds and cooler nights. Winds vary from northwest 10 to 35 mph, easing tonight, with coastal and small craft warnings in effect for NW winds up to 30 knots offshore and in regions like Monterey Bay and Cape Mendocino.
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Tide Tables Tuesday Tide Times and Sunrise
Tide tables for Tuesday March 2 list time heights and high and low tides with sunrise at 6 40. The readable text notes light figures for the tides at the harbor and mentions related forecast details for the day.
Long Beach Fights Offshore Oil Revenues Shift
Long Beach officials vow to sue if the legislature moves to strip the city of tidelands oil revenues and place them in the state treasury. Assemblyman Joseph M. Kenrick warns courts could delay billions for 10 to 20 years, urging a compromise to avoid potential loss.
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LA Bandits Rob Pair of $200000 Jewelry
A pair of masked men robbed philanthropist Adolph Weinberg and his wife Etta of about $200000 in jewelry furs and cash during an early dawn break in Downey California. Weinberg a Coast Grain Co. president and former Man of the Year for the Los Angeles Jewish Home for the Aged said one bandit threatened to shoot him if money and jewels were not handed over. The loot included a $50000 sapphire ring a $30000 horseshoe diamond earrings and four mink pieces. Weinberg noted the theft followed his newspaper honor.
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Rockefeller-Goldwater clash shapes California GOP convention
Delegates file papers to secure Rockefeller and Goldwater votes in California's 86 convention slots while Stassen gains until March 9 to form the delegation. A major school finance revision bill is proposed by the foe of Assembly Speaker Unruh, who also backs education overhaul. Legislative items include a Southern California rapid transit district, vehicle weight fee exemptions, a space needs study panel, and education funding and election procedure reforms.
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Legislation Aims to Allow Engle Withdrawal from Race
Proposed bill would let a party pull a candidate from the general election owing to illness. The measure targets Engle's situation after brain surgery and would permit withdrawal up to 45 days before voting, with supporters citing party and voter protection.
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Colorado to redivide districts amid tax plan fight
Four Democratic assemblymen urged Attorney General Stanley Mosk to back re division of Colorado's four congressional districts. Gov. Love asked Mosk to stay out of the senatorial primary. Mosk faced pressure as lawmakers prepared for a possible April special session to address tax cuts and new revenue.
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Ex-Legislators See Pension Boost From COLA
In Sacramento, former lawmakers and officials receive a 17.2 percent pension increase retroactive to December 1, raising monthly checks from 500 to as much as 1,223 for the largest beneficiary. Harry Parkman draws 708, Aug Hawkins 670, Goodwin Knight 1,223, Harold Powers 777, Roy Simpson 710, and William Bonelli 609, with widows covered.
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Almanac Today March 3 1964 and historic highlights
Almanac entry notes Tuesday March 3 1964 the 63rd day with 303 to follow the Moon nearing last quarter Venus and Jupiter visible. Historical items include Florida statehood in 1845 the interior department act of 1849 and 1914 Robert Perry honored. Thought quotes Thomas Kempis on anger and self-improvement.
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Three California Senators Face Unopposed Campaigns
SACRAMENTO AP reports that in the race for the state legislature three senators including D-Hanford and others in Susanville Berthold are not opposed in the June primary. The article notes districts, write in possibilities, and the deadline for nomination papers as the statewide primary looms.
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Keane Panel Canceled By World's Fair
The World's Fair panel vetoed display of Walter Keane's painting Tomorrow Forever in the Hall of Education. Project chair Dr Nathan Dechter confirmed the cancellation after critics condemned the work as hackwork and sentimentality. The piece had been chosen as the hall theme before Moses withdrew the display amid protests.
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Black Pastor Urges Switch to Rockefeller in Goldwater Race
In Los Angeles AP reports Rev. N Hartford Brooks pastor of the First African Methodist Episcopal Church with 3509 members urged California Black Democrats to switch to Rockefeller in the June 2 primary to oppose Barry Goldwater. Brooks claimed Goldwater’s candidacy promises only regression for Black people.
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