Weather Roundup North Coast Bay Area and Valleys Forecasts
Weather outlook shows cloudy conditions across Northern California with rain likely through Wednesday. San Francisco Bay Area forecasts steady rain chances 70 percent Wednesday, highs near 59, lows 42 to 47, winds shifting from west to south. Mt Shasta, Sierra Nevada, and Sacramento Valley expect rain or snow with temperature changes slight. Salinas Valley and Monterey Bay anticipate rain risk Wednesday, with mile winds from west turning south by midweek.
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Budget action clears Brown plan cost on education aid
Sacramento AP The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved about $414.75 million for 1964-85 requests and shifted funds to UC, state employment, and various colleges and services. The party balance gives Democrats a 50-28 edge, with two vacancies, risking a floor fight before the March 29 budget adjournment deadline. The panel also endorsed increases in higher education spending and police staffing to meet deficit needs.
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Rafferty defends local financing in new book attack on federal aid
San Francisco AP reports Dr. Max Rafferty attacks federal financing for schools in his forthcoming book What They Are Doing to Your Children. He contends public schools should regain local control and opposes federal aid for programs including science and language instruction. He criticizes progressive education and Dewey influenced reforms while defending local housing choice and opposing racial busing.
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Zanzibar Pair In Tanganyika Visit Attracts Attention
Self-styled Field Marshal Joh Okells of Zanzibar flew to the island Monday and brought back President Abeid Karume. They were greeted at the airport by President Julius Nyerere and Tanganyika officials. purpose of the visit was not disclosed.
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Telephone Rate Hike Bid Sliced
SAN FRANCISCO AP Pacific Telephone cuts back its proposed rate increase from 43 953 000 to 9 5 million due to savings from a federal tax cut. The filing with the State Public Utilities Commission says higher costs from labor talks and other factors justify the rise. A company spokesman notes earnings have been among the lowest of Belt System firms. The revised proposal would raise monthly residential bills by five cents in San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego.
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Almanac Today March 10 1964 Thought for the Day
The Almanac notes Tuesday March 10 1964 as the 70th day of the year with 286 to follow. It recalls 1862 first US paper money issues, 1945 B29 raids on Japan, 1949 Axis Sally sentenced for treason, and 1962 Pennsylvania Colombia landslide deaths. A thought by George Santayana appears about fanaticism.
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Cuban Exiles Renew Pledge to Fight in Cuba by May
In Miami the Cuban Revolutionary Junta renewed its vow that members will be fighting Communist forces inside Cuba by May 20. Rogelio Cisneros, JURE Miami head, announced a Cuban exile meeting on that date, Cuban independence day, to honor Venezuelan President Roly Betancourt, an outspoken foe of Fidel Castro.
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