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07 Mar 1961
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Daily Review in Hayward, California
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1961
Page
1
Statewide California and nearby regions weather outlook
Statewide weather forecast shows fair conditions in Northern California tonight with clouding and rain spreading from Eureka to San Francisco and Sacramento by Wednesday. Mountains expect snow above 4,000 feet, warmer by Thursday. Sacramento Valley and Salinas Valley predict cloudy Wednesday with rain late in the day. temperatures range from the mid 30s to upper 60s with light variable winds. Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley stay mostly fair with some cloud cover and moderate winds. Fort Bragg area expect rain by Wednesday, warming tonight with coastal winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
San Francisco
Sacramento
Mt. Shasti-Siskivon
Storta Nevada
Rody
Lake Tahoe
Sacramento Valley
Saudoaquin Valley
Salms Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Santa Clara Valley
Beth da Ars
Monterey Bay Areas
Fort Bragg
Simpson Under Fire Surplus Texts Probed
SACRAMENTO AP Assembly committee hearings probe how millions in new school textbooks were burned or pulped over years. Roy E Simpson, California Superintendent, plans to resign as lawmakers quarrel over 5 percent markup caps and textbook overruns averaging seven percent while the Printing Plant overprinted orders. Simpson defends actions, cites focus on higher education, and faces questions about warehouse decisions and potential resignations.
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Sacramento
Uhe
Iman
Public
Roy E. Simpson
Simpson
California
Glenn FE
Coolide
R-Pelton
Bruce Summer
Newport Beach
Duchy
Department of Education
Fost
Frank Lanterman
Fila Canada
Jesse M. Unruh
Unruh
Ivan Qi
Watermat
Hanks
Pantie Davis
D-Partoin
Assembly
R. of. MacLawry
Ginnant 100
Gaid
Education Department
MacLany
Coolidge
Arthur King Wyatt Earp Deputy Dies in California
Arthur King 76 known as Wyatt Earp deputy and famed gambling figure died after years of illness in Santa Rosa California. Survived by widow Bessie and brother Russell of Los Angeles. He had a controversial reputation and was noted for fearless showdowns and a distinctive voice.
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San Francisco
Wyatt Earp
Attu M. King
King
Wyatt
Low Pressure Storms Hit Northeast and Midwest
A sprawling low pressure system that formed in the Southwest swept northeast, spawning tornadoes, windstorms, heavy rain, sleet and snow from the Midwest to the Southeast. At least three deaths were linked to Monday’s severe weather as cities like Chicago, Des Moines, and Atlanta reported significant impacts. Temperatures and storm totals varied across regions with cold snaps in the Rockies and Upper Mississippi Valley and record rains in the Southeast.
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Weather Bureau
Chicago
Towa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Tornia
Midwest
Appalachias
Alabama
In & How
Atlanta
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Southwest
Pacific
Udall’s Brother Faces Dem Contest for House Seat
In Arizona 2nd district delegates nominate Morris Udall's brother for the Democratic candidacy to replace Interior Secretary Stewart Udall, with Morris as front runner against a field of Democrats. Republican hopeful is Tucson businessman C. Matheson. Other contenders include Earl Rogge and William Netherton, while party hopefuls feature Patten, Mere dvnx, and Carreon among Tucson and Phoenix figures.
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Phoenix
Atiz
Arizonians
Stewart Udall
Udall
Whg
Morris SR
Hint C. Matheson
Tucson
Matheson
University of Arizona
Earl Rogge
William Netherton
Democratic Comnile
Diker
Harald A.parque Patten
William W. Meredvnx
Conrad James Carreon
Jaf Phoenix
JFK to hold news session on Wednesday at 1 PM
President Kennedy will hold a news session Wednesday at 1 p.m. ET. There will be no live radio or television coverage of the briefing.
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Jfk
Washington
Kennedy
Crewe
California lawmakers vote on unemployment extension bill
AP reports detailed roll call across California representatives and senators on a bill to provide a temporary extension of unemployment compensation payments. The record lists lawmakers voting for and against, with several notation quirks and some not voting, reflecting the period’s roll call process.
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Washington
Callevia M
Congress
Trousfey
Baldwin
Bell
Cohelan
Corman
Doyle
Gubser
Ry Hagen
And
Heliti Hos
Johnson
D. King
California Assembly Bills In Committee Probes Textbook Burnings
A committee opened a probe into textbook burning and pricing while several bills moved. Proposals include studying a San Diego state medical school, expanding water controls, ambulance regulation, and limiting political activity by teachers and professors.
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Associated Press
Nisei Veterans Bill Introduced in Senate
SACRAMENTO AE Veterans of Japanese descent who were interned and later forced to evacuate from California in World War II would receive state benefits under a bill introduced in the Senate on Monday. Its author, Sen. Fred Farr of Carmel, said benefits would be available even if veterans had received bonuses from other states.
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Sacramento
Onc
California
Sune Senate
Sea
Fred Farr
Jackie to End Florida Visit In White House Return
Mrs. John F. Kennedy is expected to return to the White House Wednesday after a week of rest with Irons in Palm Beach Florida.
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Jackie
Florida
John FL Kennedy
Irion
Palm Beach
Flo
Aid to Schools Mansfield Tells JFK's Position
Washington AP Kennedy remains opposed to federal aid to parochial and private schools. Mansfield reports to newsmen that the president views aid as unconstitutional under current Supreme Court rulings. Some Catholic leaders demand loans instead of direct aid, while Rep. McCormack argues long term federal loans for construction and repairs could be constitutional.
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Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sis
Ansfield
Senate
Supreme Court
Mio
McCormack
Mansfield
Sam Tarbuen
D-Tex
Sid
Bill Nips Law On Vagrancy
Sacramento AP The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee approved a bill to tighten the vagrancy law, replacing a broad statute with specific offenses. Assemblyman John A. O Connell of San Francisco leads the measure targeting prostitution, lewd conduct, and loitering on private property.
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Sacramento
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Tastwid
Ex Presidents Fair Chairmen Ex Presidents Fair Chairmen
New York AP report states Dwight D. Eisenhower Barry Truman and Herbert Hoover will serve as honorary chairmen of the 1961 65 New York World’s Fair, per the fair corporation announcement made Monday.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry
Truman
Herbert Hoover
the Fair Corporation
Best Available Director Hired At Atascadero
The Atascadero State Hospital hires Dr Gy Sandritter as its fourth chief since last October, replacing Daniel Blain. Gov Rossellini defends the appointment amid reports of patient-employer tensions and staff disputes. Sandritter says he will focus on reform and restoring confidence.
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Gy Atascadero
Snertheen
rLee Sandeitter
Califorate
Washington
Califorata
Mun Mtsheen
State Hospital
Blain
Daniel Blain
California
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Ard State Hospital
Albert D. Rosse
Ini
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Rosselini
Jon
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Blan
Monty
Ayver Ataselera
Exstern State Hospital
Sunile
Keel
Freeway Bid Opening Planned for Sacramento Project
API bids will be opened here April 12 for a four lane freeway on State Sign Routes 21 and between Willow Pass Road and Concord. The project is budgeted at 4.5 million dollars.
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API
Willow Pass Road
Concord
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