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30 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 30, 1965
Page
1
Statewide California Weather Forecast With Heavy Rain
San Francisco Bay Area sees heavy rain today with gale warnings and high 52. Sierra Nevada and Salinas Valley expect rain and snow showers through Wednesday. Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley report rain today and tonight with cooler temperatures. Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley forecast continued rain heavy amounts, with south winds 17 to 38 mph and gale warnings. Fort Bragg area will have rain through Wednesday and cooler conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bay Area
Mt. Shasta - Siskiyou Area
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Fort Bragg
Alameda County
Niles Union City
California
Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
San Francisco
San Diego
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Danver
Des Meinas
Detroit
Temperatures Yesterday and Today Missing Correct Data
The note attempts to state yesterday's high and today's low temperatures but provides no readable figures. Source content is incomplete or garbled, leaving numeric values and locations unspecified.
Tide Tables for Wednesday March 31
Tide tables summarizing Wednesday March 31 readings with low and high tides, times and heights. Includes notes on fair and rough figures, sunrise and sunset hints, and locations around Bl. Point and surrounding coastlines.
Senator To Offer Substitute Bill Big Names At Rites For Mrs Liuzzo
In Detroit AP report mourners gathered at Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic church for Vigla Gregg Liuzzo mother of five killed by a sniper in Alabama. Attendees included Lawrence G. Gabor US district attorney, Martin Luther King Jr, James Farmer, Walter Reuther, James Hoffa and Anthony Liuzzo. King said he did not know Liuzzo personally. Funeral followed a Selma to Montgomery voting rights march. King and others spoke on violence and progress, while Hoffa defended unions and opposed outlawing the Ku Klux Klan. The article also covers political actions on voting rights and related bills in Washington and state academia funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Vigla Gregg Liuzzo
Alabama
Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church
U.S
Lawrence Gabow
Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Confer
Care
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
King's
Civil Rights Organization
King
Albert Hutting
Immaculate Heart Church
Atlanta
Liuzzo
Robert W.kevil
D-Alameda
Les Cohen
Hoffa
Klan
Washington
Liu Sam J. Ervindr
Lee
Senate
Noor
Ervin
North Carolina
House
Constitutional
South Carolina
Gener
Daniel Mcleod
Feders
Judicial Review
Congress
Alaska
Texas
Lion
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
Maine
Arizona
Idaho
Assembly Debates Compromise On Movie Advertising Tax
In Sacramento the Assembly debates AB 2077 aimed at prohibiting certain ads in films and previews while permitting a one cent per gallon tax measure. Burton of San Francisco frames nine months as a timeline reference. details remain unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Jersey
Restore College Pay Cuts Faces Vote In Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly Education Committee voted to restore pay reductions for college faculty. Bills propose reverting top state college salaries and require employers to resume full compensation for educators, aligning with budget priorities. The action accompanies a broader package of student and staff pay reform measures.
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Senate
Eahen
Accambiv Gnanker Inces M Tn
Sacramento
Assem
Mullardant
Personel Investi- Assembly
Blumn
William F. Stanton
San Jose
State Criminal Bureau
Colegelatlow
Mulford
Mulford. Re-Winton
Senate Finance Committee
Mozambique Flood Kills 24 and Murder Hearing Set
AP reports 24 people killed in Mozambique floods and a murder case in Bakersfield as Larry Marques, 49, faces a preliminary hearing. About 2,000 homeless, authorities said. Another suspect was arraigned on assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Larry Lourenco Marques
Fernandes
Bakersfield Cambique
Gery L. Top
Ping
Bakersay
Fernandez
Unruh Reaffirms Brown Support in Sonoma County
SANTA ROSA AP Assem Brown said he intends to announce soon his plan to support Edmund G Brown for a third term as governor. Speaker Jesse M Unruh said he will back Brown and remove any chance of a clash, reiterating he would not run against Brown under any circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Assem- Brown
Jesse M. Unruh
Labouk
Plana
Port
Brown
Leelalainrs
Los Altos Pool Suit Alleges Racial Ban
A $420 000 damage suit filed in Santa Clara County Superior Court accuses Los Altos Hills Country Club of barring Fay Morton and her two children from the club pool though invited by white members Samuel and Mrs Samuel Shrage. The manager allegedly told Shrage, I don’t let colored in here, during an incident dated August 22.
Crash kills copy editor in fiery sports car wreck
In Tahoe Vista AP report says Carl H. Winston Jr. 74 a San Francisco News Call Bulletin copy editor died Monday after his sports car crashed and caught fire. He was restrained with a safety belt. The accident occurred in the flaming wreckage on the road. Coal miners mourn the loss of a veteran journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoe Vista
San Francisco
Carl H. Winston Jr
Senate Bills Reach Wide Range of Reforms and Penalties
A string of California Senate bills proposes prescription limits on codeine cough syrups, birth certificate transmission to county recorders, and horse racing at the State Fair. Other measures address funeral payment trust arrangements, licensed travel agents, private employment agency boards, trespass penalties, and new penalties for Nazi war crime participation as West German courts set sentencing standards. The package includes regulatory updates from SB 84 SB 268 SB 847 SB 866 SB 653 SB 804 SB 871 and related notes on enforcement and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ac Ee
Universal California Board
Spi O AG
Collier
D-Yreks
Petri
Oakland
Donovan
R.chula Vista
Billa
D-Alameda
State College
Greene
D-Sac-1
Stanton
D-San Joseraimento
Santa
Barbara County
Shoe- Williamson
Bakersfield
D-Lompoc
Emer-Meanor
Mulford
R-dalé
Piedmont
Senate
Short
D-Stockton
Minckley
Bille
SB Bf
Essen
Germany
al Lagomarsino
Rojal
University of California Henas
Albert Rapp
Universe Court Ty
Almanac 1965 Daily Notes and Historical Facts
Almanac item lists March 2 1965 as a Tuesday with 276 days remaining in the year. Mentions Alaska purchase from Russia in 1867 for 7.2 million and 15th Amendment ratified in 1870. Includes a quote attributed to Abraham Lincoln about democracy and equality, with a brief reference to Russian troops in Austria in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Marcury
U.S
Alaska
Russia
Four-bill package targets campus demonstrations
A four-bill package from Sen. Lagomarsino would make entering university property after legal limits a misdemeanor. The bills would let university regents set rules and penalties for trespass and disregard of campus regulations, with violators facing misdemeanor charges.
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Sacramento
Inci
Dem
Perstl
University of Yersity
California
Berkeley
Lagomarsino
Robert d. Lago Mesnor
Marsino, Royal
University
Juniversity
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