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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1961
Page
1
Small craft warnings continue along the coast as southeasterly winds reach up to 40 miles per hour. Tonight expect showers with an 80 percent chance and partly cloudy skies. Overnight lows range from 12 to 4 degrees.
Bay area shows rain turning to showers tonight with a strong south wind diminishing. Sacramento Valley reports scattered showers tonight and Thursday with possible thunderstorms, cooler Thursday highs near 50s to 60s. San Joaquin Valley and Salinas Valley expect rain tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy Thursday and cooler conditions, winds diminishing. Mt Shasta-Siskiyou area sees occasional rain, snow levels 3,000 to 4,000 feet lowering to 3,000 feet tomorrow with cooler conditions and possible thunderstorms. Sierra Nevada from Yosemite southward: rain, snow above 3,000 to 6,000 feet, colder Thursday. Santa Clara and Livermore valleys: rain tonight, partly cloudy Thursday, cooler with highs around 62 to 48, winds diminishing. Monterey Bay area: rain this evening, partly cloudy Thursday, slightly cooler, small craft warnings for south winds. Santa Maria to San Luis Obispo coastal area: few showers tonight, partly cloudy Thursday, warmer to pleasant, southwest winds 15 to 20 mph tonight and this afternoon.
A scattered OCR list details temperate to cloudy conditions and varied alerts across Southern Alameda County including San Leandro Pleasanton Union City and San Rafael. It references billboard allowances and statewide votes on school and professional ethics issues, with numerous city names such as Albuquerque Denver Reston Cleveland and Los Angeles appearing amid a jumble of climate notes and policy mentions.
Tide tables and light information provide measurements for the day with sun timing and heights. Weather data and faint figures reference sundown at 8 11 with nautical notes and partial observations about tides and illumination.
The Senate confirmed seven gubernatorial appointments including an attic director, economic development agency commissioner, and state marshal. Asemater reports thousands of azed are being shanghaied into mental hospitals.
In Sacramento the Senate approved AB 2031, author Sen. John F. McCarthy, to let county boards control scenic highway signs while banning new billboards near commercial zones. The measure, backed by conservationists and advertisers after four years of talks, grants county superintendents sign controls and requires removal of noncompliant signage within ten years. Sen. Walter Stier dissented, saying authorities gain no new power.
Paris police said two gang leaders and an associate kidnapped four year old Eric Peugeot last April 12 in a bold ransom scheme. The child was recovered after his father paid $100,000. suspects including Larcher and Roskind were arrested in the French Alps, with others linked to the plot and questioned.
A search for 4 year old Jimmicé sink, lost in Iowa during a severe storm, faced delays as up to 17 inches of snow fell across western Iowa and neighboring states. Roads closed, calls for a mass community effort stalled by weather, while authorities logged two highway deaths in Nebraska and tornadoes sparked damage further south.
SACRAMENTO AP Senator Murdy R Santa Ana urged doctors' opposition and sought to send the bill back to committee with amendments. The measure would require pharmacists to label a dangerous drug, ahlavornycetin, and restrict its use to hospitals amid fears labels could cause patients to lose faith in their physicians.
Saint-Brieuc reports Jean-Baptiste Bellec, 48, a bricklayer, has lived for three years in an oversized wardrobe in a Brittany field after his wife turned him out. He makes a bed in the wardrobe’s drawer, stores food beneath bedding, and hangs clothes in the upper wall. He defends his life as a choice for freedom and happiness, enduring winter with doors closed to his home.
Sacramento AP reports lawmakers and experts weigh shifting elderly and mentally ill patients from state hospitals to less restrictive care. Dr Daniel Blain notes many admissions lack psychiatric needs, suggesting cost savings and better fit in smaller facilities, while officials cite high transfer costs and capacity issues. Public figures from San Francisco to Los Angeles discuss reform, with regional admission rates varying across counties and concerns about adequate community options.
Ad adverts claim quick relief for backaches by Dr Duncan AC, with offices at 223 East 1st Street in San Leandro. The copy warns misalignment can cause stomach, bladder, kidney, and pelvic issues and asserts symptoms ease once backaches are corrected.
Federal Judge James M. Carter dissolved a restraining order issued January 3 that blocked Department of Labor directives on bracero usage in several San Diego valley farms. The ruling follows labors and Mexican government prompts about health and safety clauses and earlier concerns over improper Department of Labor telegraphed instructions to growers.
Actress Marilyn Monroe attends funeral services in New York for Augusta Miller, widow of playwright Arthur Miller, with other private family members present. Miller died Monday after a long illness as Monroe, recently divorced, was among guests at the private service.
Soviet music contest to be held in Moscow from April 2 to May 3, 1982, withpanini slukovich as head of the organizing committee. The event includes pitvi ments, vi9limets and cellists and offers gold medals prizes of 2A mabits- 2,755 at official rate, plus recording and touring rights in the Soviet Union.
PHILADELPHIA AET A Westinghouse Electric Corp sales manager Mauntel 60 of Drexel Hill and John H Chiles 57 of Sharon Pa were released after serving prison terms in Norris town Montgomery County. Both executives had been named in an antitrust case involving seven electrical equipment manufacturers. Mauntel said little upon release and planned to return to work.
In Phoenix AP report, Judge J. Cullen Ganey weighs in as Manuel and Chiles seek early release and reduction of sen-ences. The Arizona Second District faces a May 2 special general election with McMatheson and Ginn among several figures.
In San Francisco a ship picket over food and discipline sparked a rebel mood aboard the Swedish freighter Parramatta. Captain Erik Erikson defended the crew as 17 sailors joined a protest demanding raw fish, better meals, more soap, extra hot meals, and an end to strict discipline. An Austrian deckhead and Irish cook Leif Nileson backed the crew, while the captain revoked privileges, calling the quarrel a pigpen situation as the Parramatta docked from Oregon with lumber and freight.
Los Angeles AP report says New York brothers Edgar and Alvin Cahn, jobless for years, attempted a double suicide at Echo Park Lake. They survived in chest-deep water and were aided by the Jewish Welfare Center after rescue. They received clothing, a hospital checkup, and are seeking new jobs with fresh support.
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