New School Plan Abandons Unruh Proposal
Sacramento AP report outlines Jesse Unruh’s shift from a countywide school consolidation plan to a revised proposal allowing voluntary unions with state aid tied to district size. The plan, praised by some educators and opposed by many administrators, would keep local control while granting incentives for district unification through 1987, with the State Board of Education holding authority to compel consolidation if needed.
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Weather Corner Shows Variable Clouds Today
A weather update notes showers with variable cloudiness through tomorrow and light temperature changes. Tonight’s low ranges from 42 to 48 degrees. Small craft warnings issued for west to northwest winds 20 to 35 mph this afternoon. Hayward report incomplete. yesterday’s high and today’s low show 44 for the latter.
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Statewide Weather Report From UP International
Statewide forecast shows showers likely with variable cloudiness tonight and Sunday. Highs in the 50s to mid 60s, lows around 40s, with west to north winds 20 to 35 mph and chilly conditions in the mountains and San Joaquin Valley.
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Tidal Tables and Temperature Readings for Sunday
Tide and temperature data for Ft Point F. computed figures show high and low tides with listed times. The page includes sundown times and figures for morning and afternoon periods, reflecting coastal records from the same day.
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Scouts and Guardsmen Stage Mock Battle near Placerville
A three hour virtual draw ends between Eldo County National Guardsmen and Explorer Post 457 scouts near Placerville. The exercise, using loaded rifles and flour bags as improvised ordnance, aims for training without promoting militarism.
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Damage Suit In S J Blast Damage Suit In S J Blast
A veteran member of the Communist Party filed suit in Los Angeles seeking damages in connection with blast damage in San Francisco. The action names multiple defendants and claims economic and personal injury losses from the incident.
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Worker Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in Oroville
A 19 year old boiler construction worker shot his wife and then killed himself in Oroville. Five people died and 70 injured when a boiler basement exploded in March 1963. The incident occurred as Sheriff deputies investigated a murder by self-impulse amid a county primary election context. A $3.1 million damage suit was filed in Superior Court on behalf of 46 persons. No note was found. Vivian Taylor, 17, was among the dead. Kenneth Hahn was the supervising official.
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Picket Protest at Palo Alto CREA Meet
About 400 quiet well dressed civil rights pickets demonstrated outside the Cabana Motor Hotel during the California Real Estate Association quarterly meeting in Palo Alto. The groups from Palo Alto NAACP and Congress of Racial Equality protested the association’s support of an initiative to repeal the Rumford Act, which bans most housing discrimination. Officials and Bay Area clergymen joined the line, including Assemblyman William F. Stanton and Father Eugene Boyle.
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Bandits Lose $7,000 Haul In London Scene
London AP report details two payroll bandits who stole seven thousand dollars only to forget their getaway car. They struck two guards, took payroll, and fled the scene but turned the wrong way. Realizing the error, they doubled back, recovered by victims, and dropped the loot during the escape.
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Student Dies By Own Hand In Tokyo
TOKYO AP reports a 17 year old student, Yuji Sakakibara, electrocuted himself using two copper plates and a time switch. Police say one plate rested over his heart and the other on his back with a wire to the timer. The family notes he recently had a mild nervous breakdown.
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Almanac Today March 21 1964 Almanac Entry
Almanac notes Saturday March 21 1964 the Slot day with 285 to follow. Moon nearing full phase. Evening stars Venus and Jupiter. In history, 1790 Jefferson becomes first U.S. secretary of state. 1918 Battle of Somme ongoing. 1945 Allied air raids on Germany. 1962 Khrushchev pledges space cooperation. Thought for the day attributed to Thomas Jefferson.
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Cuban Slain U S Investigates Copter Hijacking
Key West Florida police say two youths hijacked a Cuban helicopter after leaving Havana, forcing pilot Jose Maria to fly toward the United States. The pilot was killed with six bullets in a Key West morgue, while the hijackers were questioned in Miami. An armed gun was mounted on the helicopter nose and a mechanic aboard sought return to Cuba.
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Man Climbs Power Pole to Restore Power and Survives
Bakersfield AP reports Frank Karleskint, 40, climbed a Pacific Gas and Electric pole behind his home to turn the power back on after a disconnection. He slipped halfway up the 40-foot pole and fell but survived unharmed, deputies said the top would have delivered fatal 25,000 volt shocks.
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Catholics To Retain Latin For Official Acts Says Pope
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI announced the Roman Catholic Church will keep Latin for official acts while recognizing the value of modern languages in other church matters. He cited the Vatican II decree on public worship and noted it will eventually substitute vernaculars for Latin in much of the Mass, affirming equal dignity of vernacular languages in proclaiming God’s word and in liturgical years.
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