Weather Corner and regional forecasts across California
Regional forecast notes fair conditions through Wednesday with cooler pockets in Sierra Nevada and coast. Highs reach 70s to 80s in Sacramento Valley and Salinas area. Salinas and Salinas Valley show mid 60s to 70s with variable winds. Countywide districting debate cited with calls for mandatory reorganization and increased state direction to improve efficiency of educational funding and administration.
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Sacramento Valey
San Joaquin Valley
Salines Valorio
Mina
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Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Las Clare Valley
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Fort Bregg
California
Santa Rosa
Unruh Blames Opponents Over School Bill Fight
Sacramento AP reports Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh accuses a well organized public interest group of opposing his school district revision bill. He says the reaction is a manipulated form of a bettter campaign run by administrators and school boards. His plan would cut California school board members from 800 to 800? and reduce districts from 1583 to 108 while boosting state aid by 75 million for 1965 66 and saving 57 million yearly through better administration.
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Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
California
Los Angeles Democrat
Governor proposes November charter vote and housing bond
Sacramento records show Governor Brown urging a November charter vote and planning a 620 million housing bond. Other actions include Senate bills on salaries, housing development, school aid, and public labor initiatives, with appointments to the Croll Bridge Authority and various tax and education measures advancing to the Assembly floor.
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Robert M. Hillsborough
Croll Bridge Authority
Senate
Governor Brown Appeals To Youth On Initiative
California governor urged youths at the annual Youth Forum to back a state initiative that would ban press discrimination and reshape housing laws under the Rumford Act. He said the measure would defend fairness in schools courts and workplaces and frame a future economy tied to equal housing opportunities.
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LOS Angeles
Gevil Brown
V .S. “Good
Ealtor
Sacramento
Rumford
Teller Sees A Blast Propulsion for Space Travel
Physicist Edward Teller predicts future space travel using thousands of small nuclear explosions in sealed chambers. He calls for stronger steel alloys and bomb assisted takeoff and urges collaborative inventors to advance needed technologies.
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Angeles
Edward Teller
Californiahysicist
al Estern Metal and Tool Conference
Teller
Strike Threat Railroads Are Optimistic
Washington AP reports railroads, facing possible national strike, expressed optimism a crisis can be avoided after union leaders indicated no immediate strike plans. Industry spokesman Wolfe said railroad managers were told to detour stalled traffic, with Secretary Wirtz calling for mediation and talks among carriers and unions to avert a nationwide work stoppage.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Brown sets stage for school bonds housing discrimination vote
Gov. Brown moves to back $620 million in bonds for November votes on school and housing measures while pushing a two-part plan with the Rumford Act repeal and related legislation. A large budget debate unfolds as Assembly committees prepare final actions. The move seeks broad turnout and ties to future housing policy amid a partisan split over timing.
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Assembly
Robert W. Crown
Ways and Means
Walter W. Stlern
D. Bakersfield
University of California
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Asembly
GOP
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California
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Senate
Demos Act On Abortion Laws At Fresno Meeting
Fresno delegates at the county Democratic Convention approve a resolution calling for liberalizing state abortion laws to allow abortion by free choice. They also back birth control information at Fresno Hospital and expect endorsements for Assemblymen Zenovich Garrigus and Congressman Sisk. A plan to create a California Development Office would invest 170000 to boost tourism and economic activity while a tourism agency measure previously cleared the House stalled in the Senate.
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Fresno
Fresno County
Democratic Convention
Anonna Apaline
Meg Vue Quemein
George Zenovich
Charles Garrigus
HB. F. Sisk
California
Senate
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