Weather Corner Fair Through Tomorrow
Fair weather continues with a colder night expected. Tonight temperatures will run from lows near freezing to the mid teens with westerly winds 8 to 18 miles per hour.
07 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
1
Fair weather continues with a colder night expected. Tonight temperatures will run from lows near freezing to the mid teens with westerly winds 8 to 18 miles per hour.
A broad statewide weather snapshot notes fair conditions in the Bay Area and Sierra Nevada with clouds and showers in southern coastal areas. Temperatures span typical ranges with frost risk in valleys, coastal winds varying 8 to 18 knots, and general fair conditions through Friday across multiple regions including Sacramento Valley and Monterey Bay Area.
SACRAMENTO Assembly panel votes 85 to favor a bill to cut California income tax for about 1,000 DuPont Stockholders by an average of 3490 over three years. Opponents say it reduces state revenues while proponents argue it offsets a 1957 Supreme Court ruling related to GM stock and the later distribution to DuPont shareholders.
Sacramento reports Senator Rafferty promotes smaller cheaper cars for state use. He announced continuation of economy measures ordering a 336% Buick for $431.4 and a 1042 Cadillac costing $883, previously given to Dr. Glenn Dumke. Critics call the move a grandstand play.
The U S Tri Fleet has turned over patrol duty along South Viet Nam coast to the young Vietnamese navy. Vietnamese radar stations and destroyer-type vessels defend President Ngo Dinh Diem's American backed regime from Communist guerrilla reinforcements massing in the South China Sea.
AP: Newsboy Henry Cortes, about 89,815 in savings, died Saturday after a fall in a room near a community bath in San Francisco. He had $85,840 in savings accounts, with about $100 weekly earnings and $31 monthly Social Security, plus a $42.50 life annuity.
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead for The Daily Review with staff roles in Nord Searky president and publisher Cheol business manager and advertising Bireside Howa Walker clinioiton manager and mentions Pas Onte Hayward TaN and multiple California offices including Hayward Leawanda City Hall Fremont, Sycamore, and Vericr of Richi. It reads like internal masthead and office locations.
Solon Palloe argues teenagers lack maturity to drive. He cites a Minnesota study linking high teen accident rates to minimal supervision and urges raising the driving age to 18 with accredited training and direct supervision for younger drivers.
Sacramento and Carson City officials advance plans for a joint Interstate Tahoe area park. The California Nevada Interstate Park Commission seeks a $16 million land package spanning about 20 000 acres with state and federal help. Representatives say about 11 000 acres from Nevada and 1800 California acres are needed, with private foundations and federal support likely for land acquisition.
Gov Brown urges ending two riols system in criminal cases. California Assembly bills cover boat registration, flag display limits, bond financing for water projects, police worker rights, seal misuse, peace officer arrests, age discrimination, college policy review, apprenticeship expansion, veterans affairs, pilot bay limits, racing day distribution, school district basing, hot cargo labor rules, and proposed constitutional shift abolishing the State Board of Equalization with transfers to the State Controller.
San Francisco AP reports negotiations for Southern Pacific resume their fourth straight session in the automation dispute. Federal mediator Frank O'Neil said progress toward a settlement was continuing as both sides move forward, with a quick push needed to settle by the weekend.
The almanac notes Thursday March 7 as the 66th day of 1963 with 209 remaining. It lists Venus and Mars as morning stars and Mars as the evening star. Births include American horticulturist Luther Burbank born in 1849. Key historical points mention Bell receiving a patent for the telephone in 1876 and Hitler ordering troops into the Rhineland in 1946.
Sacramento AP report quotes Rafferty urging a new civil defense approach in schools focusing on truth and reason. He backs evidence based programs and says drills should not frighten children, addressing concerns raised by Women for Peace delegation. Jerry Keating named to new State board post as part of efforts to shape policies for children.
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