Weather Summary Across San Francisco Bay Area Regions
Weather outlook from UP International reports today in the San Francisco Bay area with highs mostly 60s to low 70s, increasing cloudiness tonight, chance of rain Thursday, and varied winds 10 to 25 mph. Regions including Shasta Siskiyou, Nevada, Sacramento Valley, Banduaquin, Salinas Valley, Monterey Bay Area, Santa Clara Valley, Santa Cruz Mountains, and Bragg view similar patterns with rain likely Thursday, some snow in the north, and temperatures ranging from mid 40s to low 70s.
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Tide Tables Forecast for Thursday Night
Increasing cloudiness tonight with threat of rain tomorrow. Tonight’s low 42 to 50 degrees and westerly winds from 12 to 2 miles per hour.
Birth Control Plea Sparks California Legislature
Sacramento AP A proposed state run birth control center system, meant to issue contraceptives and cover costs, stirred strong reaction among lawmakers led by Sen. Alvin Weingand. Reactions ranged from support to sharp opposition as leaders doubted passage and questioned public acceptance.
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Hearings On News Competition Begin
Washington AP report on an antitrust subcommittee monthlong inquiry into U.S. news media competition. Rep Emanuel Celler states six key questions on newspaper concentration and its impact, with testimony from officials publishers editors managers and unions.
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Daily Review masthead and offices listing
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead with publisher Floyd Searka and editors, plus multiple offices in Hayward, Fremont, and Berkeley. Subscription rates are noted, and mis-spelled staff roles imply a formal local newspaper structure with California locations and postal addresses.
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Retirement boosts urged for six retired officers
AP reports a House Armed Services subcommittee backed a $1.5 billion military pay rise and proposed increasing retirement pay for six retired officers. Generals MacArthur Bradley and Nimitz could rise from about 20,300 to 24,186.56 dollars, while other noted figures Spaatz, Spruance, and Vandergeist would receive higher rates. President Eisenhower would gain a $25,000 annual pension, with full retired-officer benefits.
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Nations seek troop pullout in Yemen crisis
United Nations and United States sources report Secretary General Thant asked Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Republic to withdraw troops from Yemen. Saudi Arabia and Jordan support the royalists fighting counter-revolutionaries after Yemen deposed the Imam on Sept 25. Baroy says Saudi Arabia has no troops but accuses UAR of deploying 28,000 soldiers there.
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State Tax Plans and Boundary Compacts Reported in Sacramento
California lawmakers discuss an incentive state tax payment plan as an alternative to withholding tax. Governor pushes a six point program to curb juvenile deficiency as commissions sign a Coloradlo River boundary compact costing 216000. Bills cover school transportation funding, retirement rules, tax breaks, liquor licensing near churches and schools, and liability for parents.
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Rafferty Custodian Clash Shapes California Education Fight
Sacramento UPI report details a political dispute over who should set policy for California’s public schools. Senate Education Committee plans interim study on whether Superintendent Max Rafferty or the State Board of Education holds ultimate authority, with a long review expected into 1965.
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Pope's Letter To Khrushchev Sealed Enclosed In Transit
Soviet editor Alexei Adzhubei and his wife depart Rome with a sealed envelope from Pope John XXIII for Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Adzhubei, Khrushchev's son in law, says the packet was closed with many seals. The couple and Khrushchev's daughter had a private audience with the Pope.
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JFK News Policy to Be Probed by Congress
WARTINGTON CMP The administration faced renewed scrutiny over its public information program as a congressional inquiry is set for March 19 and 21. The hearing, announced after White House press secretary Pierre Salinger canceled a planned briefing, follows efforts to gauge the program's impact on news media access and press relations.
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Look At Automation Slated In SP Talks
AP reports San Francisco negotiations over automation and job retraining between the Southern Pacific railroad and the union have stalled after a week of talks. Union officials caution a 50 50 chance of resuming progress as both sides weigh the value of continuing talks versus possible strike action.
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