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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1964
Page
3
The House Post Office and Civil Service Committee backed a 512 million dollar federal pay measure boosting salaries across all three branches from the vice president down. It repeals a prior 649 million proposal for a 10 thousand dollar raise to congress members while preserving other group increases.
Bakersfield AP reports Kern County farm income last year rose to about 204 million, up 20.4 million from 1962. Cotton led with a peak value exceeding 91 million, per County Agricultural Commissioner C S Morley in his annual report.
Burlingame report cites CTA official Dr. Arthur Corey noting California quietly shifts school funding from state to local property taxpayers. CTA data show per pupil costs rose while state apportionments lagged. local taxes increased to cover rising inmate and youth corrections costs. The shift concentrates burden on districts and property owners as state support stagnates.
Honolulu AP reports Lee Quinn, famed for sailing with all female crews, sailed the Neophyte around the Cook Islands area with a one woman crew after other ladies deserted. His wife Bernice Berkson joins him aboard as they face treacherous seas and a risky voyage toward Tongatapu and Australia.
Los Angeles based Dr. Sol R. Baker says California residents lose about ten million dollars yearly to quack doctors claiming cancer cures. He, head of the California division of the American Cancer Society, offers a three point check list to identify fraud: secret treatments with guaranteed cures, testimonials from cured patients, and patients insisting on the doctor’s treatment.
Ten Salina ministers publicly back an initiative to nullify the Rumford Housing Act, disputing church voices urging defeat and urging equality within freedom. The Rev. Ray Oliver of Calvary Assembly of God argues freedom must be preserved while pursuing equal rights for all Americans.
AP report lists 12 new members joining the Northern California committee overseeing the $49 million Los Angeles area dam project and housing act opposition. The lineup includes Joseph Marlin Jr., Edwin Janns Jr., Hamilton Marston, William McKesson, and Pasadena/L.A. area leaders, with emphasis on labor, religious and real estate voices. The panel aims to block a housing discrimination ban while supporting the Exchequer Dam venture.
The Security Council is expected to meet in mid May to act on a request by seven African Asian and American nations to prevent racial conflict in South Africa.
Sacramento AP reports Gov. Brown marked Law Day noting laws work within civil rights frames. He warned that laws must be just and universal across cities and that physical force should not substitute for law while urging redress of social grievances.
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