28 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
1
Parity cloudy with a coastal chance of showers today. Occasional rain tonight and tomorrow. Small craft winds up to 25 miles per hour. High today around 38 degrees, low tonight near 50.
UPI dispatch compiles statewide weather across California with showers, cool air and gusty winds. Northern regions expect snow in higher elevations above 4000 feet and cooler temps in the extreme south, while the Monterey Bay area and Salinas Valley face showers and southwest to south winds. Highs mainly in the 40s and 50s with nights in the 40s. small craft warnings issued for coastal waters up to 30 knots.
In Freeport Kansas, 15 year old Stanley Duncan died from inhaling glue fumes used in model airplanes. His mother warns parents to watch for glue sniffing as Howard Duncan found Stanley with a plastic bag and glue residue after his death. Stanley had letters in high school and planned to farm with his father, though he had no noticeable prior trouble.
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In Sacramento Governor Brown’s ambitious anti discrimination housing plan clears first hurdle but faces tough scrutiny. The bill by Assemblyman W Byron Rumford would ban discrimination in most housing and require enforcement by the Peace and Employment Practices Commission, with debates over costs and civil rights. Supported by labor and minority groups, opponents warn of property rights costs and economic impact. Various business groups call for education and balanced solutions while the measure advances to Ways and Means for financial review.
A California woman, May Franson, continues a weight loss effort described as a long, slow battle. Abs. Ferguson, 45, shed eight pounds in weeks but halted progress, while Mrs. Ferguson reports slight downsizing and plans for a new dress, though cost and fit remain concerns.
AP reports several education and social policy measures moving through the California Legislature. Key bills address housing discrimination, dropout aid, and professional standards for state education roles, with multiple committees advancing proposals on conservation training and health care regulation.
The bill by Assemblyman Gorton Winton to require candidates to itemize campaign contributions failed after six Democrats, including many lawmakers, voted against it in committee. The measure needed six affirmative votes to advance but died with the silent abstentions of several Democrats and Republicans.
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