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08 Mar 1963
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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 08, 1963
Page
1
Statewide Weather Report Shows Cloudy, Mild Weekend
San Francisco Bay Area remains cloudy through Saturday with highs 48 to 61 and mild inland warming. Northern California is fair in the north and cloudy in the central region with a chance of downpours and slight temperature shifts. Coastal and valley areas report cloudy skies, showers possible tonight and Saturday, and light to gentle winds across several zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
California
North
Central Area
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Wall Fair
Sa Janquin Valley
Balinas Valley
Santa Clara
Altey
Hollister
Fort Bragg
Venile
Santa Rosa
Napa
Central
San Joaquin Valles
Temperatures Yesterday and Today Readings
A brief weather notice reports yesterday’s high and today’s low across the region. Data show daytime heat easing, with cooler overnight temperatures expected as a dry air mass moves in. Local forecast urges light jacket mornings and sun protection for midday periods.
Cont. Front Page: New York Newspaper Strike Settled
The contract provides for a two year pay increase and a shorter work week with greater productivity from automation. Printers’ union concessions centered on the shift to tape typesetting used by Associated Press to set type. The agreement allows tape use only in certain slack exchanges and calls for attrition to reduce the workforce as substitutions leave. Union had sought $18 weekly pay rise and fringe benefits. publishers estimated $37 total weekly cost for union demands. The New York Printer’s union had not yet settled with the New York Chest Fest and publicized ongoing talks amid a broader strike affecting several metropolitan dailies until a November settlement.
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Afl-Cio International ‘Typographical Union
Fid Te Union
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Bullrill
Associated Press
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the Moines
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Las Vegas
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Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mols
St. Paul
New Orleans
Wey York
Omaha
Philadephia
Phoenix
Pittsiaugh
Portland
Printers’ Union
New York City
Post
Tide Tables Satirday March D Partial Data
Readable tide table fragment lists times and weights with sunset noted. Contains garbled entries and incomplete figures but indicates a marine navigation record for a specific date with times such as 1:53 and 6:11 sunset.
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Brea Fee
Mental Health Director Resigns in California
SACRAMENTO AP Dr Daniel Blain resigns as California mental health director effective April 1 for personal reasons. Gov Brown noted no successor yet and Blain plans to return to Philadelphia by May 1. Blain, president-elect of the American Psychiatric Association, has overseen a 2,300 drop in mental hospital population while fatal cases rose. Brown urged support for Kennedy mental health aid, elderly discharge proposals, and expansion of the Short-Doyle Act to serve 33,000 this year.
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Daniel Blain
Brown
Blain
Philadelphia
American Psychiatric Association
California
Charios
Kennedy
Demos Demand Quick Action On Kennedy Tax Bill
Democrats pressed for rapid passage of President Kennedy's tax cut bill and related economic proposals after a Labor Department report showed February unemployment at 6 percent, the highest in 14 months, with teens bearing sharp job losses. House and Senate Democrats urged action before Easter as public hearings wrap up. Republicans argued the rise proves Kennedy must shift strategy to boost demand and jobs.
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Kennedy
Labor Department
Tay Hill
Apel
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Che Daily Review Published by The Daily Keviaw
Local publication details the Daily Keviaw with staff roles and post office address. It lists subscription rates and office locations in Hayward, San Leandro, Fremont, and Livermore, Alameda County, Cal.
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Rafferty Seeks Textbook Flexibility Fails
Santa Barbara AP The State Curriculum Commission denied Dr Max Rafferty’s request to back legislation allowing local districts to use state funds to select books from a state approved list A study was requested to test if current adoption methods meet goals of the proposed measure Assemblyman Gordon H Winton Jr Old Moverd urged alternate approach. Calvert voiced concerns that a single textbook for all children is a myth and that parents differ in needs.
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Max Rafferty
Rafferty
Public Instruction
Gordon H. Winton Jr
State Board of Education
Raderty
Henous
Depuy
Everett Calvart
Ballerty
Calvert
Gommis
California Education Debates Core Authority At State Level
The Sacramento roundup reports lawmakers clash over governance of the Education Department as Senate education chairmen seek clarity on leadership. Governor Trown says Dr Daniel Blain will resign, prompting concerns over school trust and funding rules amid various AB and SB proposals affecting veterans, water use, redevelopment, and public welfare programs.
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Senate Education Committee
Education Department
Trown
Daniel Blain
Almanac Today 1963 Friday March 8 and history note
The Almanac lists Friday March 8, 1963 as the 67th day with 298 remaining. It notes a near full moon, Venus visible in the morning and Mars in the evening, plus historical events including Oliver Wendell Holmes born 1841, Grant arriving in Washington, the 1917 Russian Revolution, Algeria rights ordinance, and a 1982 House vote on membership. A thought by Ulysses Grant reflects on labor.
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Mars
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
St. Petersburg
Algiers
Algeria
House
Wi Witleh
Guilty Water Users Pay Up
More than 50 residents of Miami Springs rushed to City Hall on Thursday to settle water bills. A clerk said they came in quickly with money in hand after a rumor that water had been cut off for non payment.
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