Weather Corner California Rain And Snow Across Regions
The weatherman warns of occasional rain spreading from the north to central areas including Stockton and Yosemite with snow in high mountains. Central portions see mostly fair skies, cooler nights and a slight dip in temperatures Thursday. Showers are likely today across Santa Clara, Livermore, Monterey Bay, Salinas Valley, and southern regions with variable winds and cooler highs.
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Robeson Appears on Soviet TV During World Tour
Singer Paul Robeson appeared on Soviet television in Moscow on Tuesday night signaling the start of an extended tour. He is to visit various countries and Africa, traveling with a group that has been described as on a cultural and musical mission.
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Labor Dispute Stand Clarified In JFK Address
President Kennedy appealed to managers and labor leaders to keep the national interest in mind amid disputes. He warned that if cooperation falters, the federal government will step in to urge settlement, stressing the need to balance free management with constructive labor and government involvement. He spoke to a group of top executives and union heads about the economy and policy making.
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Locked Up Girl's Folks Face Trial
In Santa Cruz AP report, the parents of Joyce Flaine Kensinger 13 are held for trial on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor by providing an unfit home. A lesser child neglect charge was dismissed after a closed hearing. Joyce and her siblings have been placed in foster care.
Kennedy aides tackle wage and price crisis prompt a new advisory group
President Kennedy convenes a White House advisory committee including Henry Ford II George Meany and Ralph Ellison to address wage price stability job dis placement foreign trade and other economic challenges. Goldberg chairs meetings monthly with sessions at the White House to study structural unemployment demand shifts and industry changes in steel coal auto and aviation.
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Bishop Declines Use of Revised Bible in Isle of Man
Anglican Bishop Benjamin Palward of the Isle of Man says the new modern English version for the New Testament will not be used in churches of his diocese. He cites insufficient language for public worship lacking rhythm and awe.
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Subversion Charge Prompts UC Subversion Demand
Sacramento Republican Assemblyman Don Mulford demanded that Louis Francis turn over to the Senate Un American Activities Committee any evidence of subversion at the University of California and Humboldt State College. Francis said he had collected evidence of subversive activity at several state colleges and would provide it to authorities for inclusion in the Senate report due in a few weeks. Mulford vowed to press for facts and resisted allegations, noting prior committee findings informed corrective legislation.
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First outline of legislative relapportionment revealed
The governor appointed C Thomas Bendort 36 as deputy finance director to represent state in Washington. The Senate concurred in Assembly amendments, AkL asks Congress to continue aid to schools on or near federal land. AB 953 Lucker J R San Diego. Resolutions adopted Gold asks increase in gold price from 45 to 105 an ounce, rights of citizens to own, no foreign use of U S gold. AIR 20 Lamaedi D Roseville. Bills introduced Medical education plan 320000 by State Publicert Department SB 1008 Rodda Sacramento. Grapes creates state commission to promote table grapes SB 1010 Burns Fresno. Water gives legislature control of annual expenditures from 1 75 billion state water and act SCR 1e Teale O West Donut. Scenic asks comprehensive state study of scenic freeway system SCR 39 Farr. Refused to reconsider passage or bill designed to speed up count of absentee ballots passed 3 day.
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Almanac Today March 22 historical notes
Today marks the B1st day of the year with 284 days remaining in 196L. Key events include the 1765 Stamp Act becoming law in the colonies, the 1874 formation of the YMHA in New York, U.S. recognition of the provisional Russian government in 1947, Grand Coulee Dam power start in 1948, Michael Todd’s death in 1958, and the British prince Andrew’s name announced in 1960. Thought for the day reflects on self-control and temperance.
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Must Act Now Study on Scenic Highway Routes
Sacramento AP reports Sen Fred Farr proposes a one year study of scenic highway development to preserve California’s scenic routes. The plan grows from a pilot study on Highway 1 south of Monterey and would back a separate scenic highway system with state and federal support and route selection. The effort follows Assembly approval and seeks congressional permission for citizens to own gold.
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Ex-Pentagon Man Given Year Term
A former Pentagon employee, Roddey Rogers Hodder, 64, was sentenced to eight years in prison for illegal possession of a Defense Department document. He pleaded guilty to one espionage charge, with FBI arrest in Columbia, and had top secret clearance and access to classified files at the Pentagon.
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Cuba Tightens Tourist Reins
Cuba tightens travel by tourists and now requires visitors who stay 29 days or longer to obtain military permits to leave. Travel agencies reported Tuesday.
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