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18 Mar 1965
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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 18, 1965
Page
1
Statewide Weather Report With Varied Regional Forecasts
San Francisco Bay Area fair through Friday with high near 58 to 65 and northwest winds 10 to 22 mph. Shasta-Siskiyou fair with little temperature change. Sierra Nevada fair through Friday. Merced area near 58 to 455 high with low around 35 to 42 and light variable winds. San Joaquin Valley fair, clouds today, highs 58 to 65, northwest winds 16 to 20 mph, lows near 35 to 42. Salinas Valley fair through Friday with highs 58 to 45 and northwest winds 10 to 22 mph. Paso Robles highs 62, lows 28. Monterey Bay Area fair, highs 58 to 65, nights 38 to 46, northwest winds 10 to 22 knots. Santa Clara Valley fair with highs around 58 to 60 and cool nights. Fort Bragg area north to northwest winds 12 to 25 knots. Northwestern California fair through Friday with highs near 60 and lows around 34 to 35, NW winds 19 to 25 knots locally 30 near headlands. Tide tables show Friday conditions. calendar and tide data vary by location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
Meramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Dwight
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monteray Bay Area
Bante Clara Valley
Hollister
Fort Bragg
California
Napa
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Temperatures in Southern Alameda County and Nearby Cities
Yesterday marked a high of 56 in Hayward and a low of 52 in Southern Alameda County towns. Other listed locales show varied readings from 87 in Jacksonville to 24 in Fort Worth, with many locations reporting cloudy or clear conditions and some snow or rain events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Regents Propose Meeting Over Campus Demonstrations
A UC regent proposes a gathering of representatives from the nine campuses to discuss controlling campus protests. Regents and President Kerr will meet the Berkeley Academic Senate committee to review findings from a sociology class survey showing 17 000 of 27 000 Berkeley students supported earlier demonstrations. Three students and six pen students face obscenity and disturbing the peace charges as Berkeley prepares disciplinary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubert Sommers
Berkeley
University of California
Clark Kerr
Laurence J. Kennedy
Tdr
Hedding
Sommers
Kennedy
Prohibgents
Firel
Jand
Bancroft
Telegraph Avenue
Sproull Hall
Theodore R. Meyer
Berkeley Academic Senate
Board of
Regents
Berkeley Municipal Court
Arleigh Williams
David Bills
Art Goldberg
Michael Klein
Williams
Migms
Gas Tax Bill Sparks Battle Over Legislative Control
Sacramento lawmakers press Gov. Brown's proposed temporary gasoline tax hike as a tool to reclaim spending oversight. The dispute centers on how funds are allocated through the State Highway Fund, with Republicans and Democrats wary of executive power and seeking legislative approval for fund shifts. The measure, tied to a broader $58 million tax and road program, faces scrutiny in the Assembly Ways and Means Committee as they weigh the balance of legislative versus gubernatorial authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Brown
Hale Champion
Highway Commission
Budgtets
Senate
Assembly
Howard
Public
Democratic Party
California
Gov. Brown
Sen
Rant
Champion
Nicholas Unruh
Perris
California Legislative Brief Notes Gas Tax and Bills
A compact Sacramento summary lists SB 905 McAleer proposing a one cent gasoline tax rise for nine months starting April, with other measures including SB 767 Williams on migratory workers, SB 770 Petersen deer hearings, and AB bills on liquor licenses wages and obscene laws. It notes a Pleasant Hill fire at a disposal warehouse harming equipment and a hospital update, plus various memorials and regulatory actions across California government and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleer
D-San
Ninejcisco
Fish and Game Code
Assembly
Christensen
Dgave
Nis
Alopeo San Francisco Mint
SJR
Mcateer
Williams
Hanford
Deer
Board of Supervisors
Petersen
Ukiah
Veterans Affairs
California
Fort Baker
Fort Barry
Fort Cronkhite
Thelin
Glendale
McCarthy
Land Licence of Industry Fund
Bulldsurance Revolving Fund
Thomas
San Pedro
Pleasant Hill Disposal Co
Boyd Olney
Pleasant Hill
Kaiser Hospital
Walnut Creek
William L. Tedrell
Mayhew Road
Concord
Collier
Lawmakers Seek Mint Reopening Amid Lobster Debate
A Sacramento news item notes that SB 254, sponsored by Assemblyman Miller and backed by San Francisco figures, passed the Senate 33-0. The measure addresses property transfer and compensation in the context of reopening Mint operations and lobster regulation, with references to President and legislative actions in San Francisco and San Diego regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobsters
Sacramento
Congress
Francisco
R-Sanjly
Diego
Senate
Assemblyman
R.- San Francisco
Almanac highlights March 18 history and events
The entry notes March 18 as the 77th day of the year with 288 to follow and records milestones such as Grover Cleveland's birth year 1837, Enrico Caruso’s phonograph recordings in 1902, 1981 sees first electric shavers, and the 1937 New London school disaster that killed 426. Churchill quote closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
Grover Cleveland
U.S
Enrico Caruso
Milan
Italy
Consolidated Public School
New London
Texas
Fresno Police Chief Accused of Negligence in Prostitution Probe
The American Social Health Association reports ongoing flagrant prostitution activity in Fresno since April and November, urging firing of Police Chief H. R. Morton. City Manager H. R. Hunter seeks action, noting investigators found street solicitors and uniformed officers patrolling during offenses. Donald Clough, regional director, cites lack of local enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
American Social Health Association
H. R. Hunter
H. R. Morton
Hunter
Morton
Donald
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