Northern and Central California Weather Forecast Update
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness tonight across Northern and Central California with Saturday bringing mostly cloudy skies and periods of rain. North Coast to Salinas and Fresno area late tonight, spreading Saturday. San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento Valley expect gusty southerly winds and rain, with snow in Sierra Nevada above 6000 to 7000 feet.
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Temperatures and Weather Outlook Across California Valleys
Monsoon-like cloudiness moves across cities from Santa Clara to Salinas Valley with increasing tonight and Saturday. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to mid 60s across multiple regions while scattered rain is possible in the north and coast areas and southern California enjoys mostly sunny skies. Wind generally light to moderate, southerly in some districts, with near normal to above normal temperatures through midweek.
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Japan Hotel Blaze Kills 30 In Japan Resort City
A pre dawn fire swept through Kakufuji Hotel in Minakami killing at least 30 and wounding 12. Guests escaped in night attire from second and third floor windows as fire exits were bolted, trapping several victims amid heavy smoke.
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Aide Testifies in Walden Bribery Trial in San Francisco
Max J. Newstat, 66, a former San Francisco assessor’s aide, testifies that inventory and equipment assessments as low as 5 to 10 percent of market value were legal in some cases. He says at least four firms received about 32 million dollars in assessment reductions and some gave gifts to obtain them. Walden is accused of taking 10 bribes and conspiring to cut assessments. his lawyer is James Martin MacInnis.
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Castro Valley Chamber Sees Southern Crossing Plans
Castro Valley directors focus on Southern Crossing and enlarging the Castro Valley Community Center on Seven Hills Road. The meeting includes review of the Highway Advisory Committee and a planned briefing with Hayward officials.
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Marine Helicopters Rescue 59 From Viet Cong Trap
Marines fly repeated rescue missions near the Ashan area to extract survivors from a well defended camp attacked by a large Communist force. Fifty nine people, including Americans and Montagnard tribesmen, are rescued as reports indicate women and children among those killed. Casualty figures rise with 156 Americans killed or wounded in the week, while the Pentagon notes a long tally since 1961.
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Pearson Orders Sex Scandal Inquiry in Canada
Ottawa Prime Minister Lester B Pearson announced a judicial inquiry into the Munsinger sex and security affair. He warned his minority government could fall, with Justice Minister Lucien Cardin pledging to stake his career on the inquiry’s empowered reach.
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New Builders Organization Forms in San Leandro
A new non profit Sub Contractors Association of California formed in San Leandro with James L. Harris elected president. Officers include William B. Davis as VP and Mrs. Robert L. Springstead as secretary treasurer. The group will base at 1689 Abram Court in Delta Pacific Enterprises complex and pursue statewide legislative consulting, legal counsel, credit information and group insurance benefits with regular Wednesday meetings at 7 pm and monthly dinner events.
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Maalch Capsules Provides Diagnostic Guidance
Maalch Capsules offers helpful information on diagnostic approaches. The notes suggest practical tips and general methods to support understanding of medical evaluation.
Big Shuffle Of School Personnel
Ramm demoted through a job swap but remains one of the highest paid principals with a 23595 annual salary while Bush is set at 17057. Ramm, longtime Hayward Union High School District chief, helped oversee growth through changes from Hayward to Castro Valley unions. He also led Canyon Valley Union High School District before Castro Valley Unified. Controversies include proposals to seek federal funds for a major curricula experiment, with Smith noting Bush will oversee administration if approved.
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Deadline Set For Houlihan On Estates
Oakland Mayor John C Houlihan must file accountings in Alameda County Superior Court by March 24 for two estates he handled as private attorney. A suit claims as much as 110258 may be missing. Judge Wagler denied a bench warrant for Houlihan who did not appear. Houlihan was in Santa Barbara for a study at the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. his attorney said. The estates involve Glenn and Sarilla Whitlock of Oakland. Whitlock died in 1956 auto crash. his wife died May 16 four years after Houlihan became attorney for the estate. The suit values the Whitlock estate at about 150000 in 1961.
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Adult School Begins Soon in San Leandro
San Leandro Adult School starts Spring Quarter March 21 through June 10 with courses in academics music art Americanization business homemaking parent education electronics and vocational education. Tuition is 3 dollars allowing enrollment in multiple courses to help earn high school credits for graduation. Offices at 2200 Bancroft Ave.
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Burglar Strikes Latin Club in San Leandro
A destructive burglar hit the LitNe Latin Club at 1755 Washington Ave in San Leandro last night. Police report $40 in small change stolen, extensive property damage including a smashed window, damaged cigarette machine and juke box, a dumped drawer, an emptied cash register, and a disrupted interior.
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Leukemia Victim Fundraising Drives For Disneyland Trip
Fremont, Newark, and Union City teen groups canvas neighborhoods to raise 250 dollars needed to send Tammy and her parents to Disneyland. They plan to collect coins including quarters nickels pennies and dollars from local shops like Doyles Auto to reach the goal for national leukemia relief efforts.
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Seven Klan Leaders Plead Innocent in Contempt Case
Washington UPI report says Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton Jr and six leaders of the United Klans of America pleaded innocent to contempt of Congress charges. Judge Burnita Matthews set June 13 for Shelton’s trial. others to be tried separately starting Oct 10 in DC. Conviction could bring up to $1,000 fine and one year in prison per person.
Hole Poked In Defense Of Feragen
Parrish testified he would perform the arithmetic to establish the assessment per Feragen's directions. He was asked if Feragen ever refused to handle or review the Vooke returns. Parrish answered no, stating Feragen did not fire to handle them.
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U.S. Bans Bombing Of Haiphong Port
Washington officials ruled out mining or bombing Haiphong in North Viet Nam to avoid heightening a broader clash with Red China. The briefing indicated the Defense Department would not recommend action now, though target changes could occur if militarily necessary.
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Law Suit Alleges Pipe Price Fixing Against Water District
A suit alleges pipe price fixing impacting the local air and water district. The action seeks treble damages and claims bids were rigged to favor higher prices. Whitfield declined to estimate the district’s exposure while Hyman described the district board as aware of the alleged scheme.
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Ban on mixed sauna use rejected by San Francisco panel
In San Francisco a Board of Supervisors committee rejected an ordinance from the Police Department that would ban men and women from using public sauna baths together in the citys 10 public facilities. The proposal aimed to enforce gender separation in public saunas but was deemed unnecessary by the committee.
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