Weather Forecast Notes From Bay Area Regions
Weather Corner reports fair conditions across San Francisco Bay Area and valleys with decreasing winds tonight and Thursday. Quartz be noted low to mid 40s and high 60s to 70s with variable cloudiness, scattered showers possible in mountains and snow flurries in northern ranges. small craft warnings and NW winds 20 to 50 knots tonight and Thursday.
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California bill seeks higher education for teachers and admins
A seven member Assembly Education subcommittee approved a bill endorsed by Gov. Brown to require teachers and administrators in California schools to pursue more accredited study. The proposal adds subject matter requirements and a five year college track for elementary teachers, while pushing for broader credential standards and more rigorous training in core courses.
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Woman GOPer Assails Brown in California Race
Mrs Merritt R Hosmer president of the California Federation of Republican Women said California women are fed up with Democratic Gov Edmund G Brown Jr sidestepping important legislation. She predicted Browns defeat as she met with Nepal ligan leaders on plans for the governorist campaign. Women are known for admin ing Spachensky and they expect it from the governor of California.
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Editors to Hear JFK Johnson at 1961 conference
Washington reports that President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson will address an international conference of editors. The leaders plan to discuss global economic and political concerns, with sessions focusing on policy cooperation and press freedom.
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Tide Tables at Ft. Falnt With Bar Computations Note
Tide table fragment lists times and figures for Fortaint area with bar computations and dark features. Mentions AY and AB 27 Suntice 6 11 and names Bunsel O Lian tisures a.m. in sparse OCR.
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State lawmakers advance education and public safety measures
A Sacramento summary lists multiple bills and appointees including Dr. Raymond A. Ry tel of San Fernando Valley State College and Dr. Arthur L. Grey Jr. at USC. AB 759 allows destruction of juvenile records after five years, while SB 613 and SB 657 address parole violator detention and labeling of poisonous substances. Other items extend Transit funding, raise foster child allowances, and set state oversight on water expenditures. The overview notes work on a Los Angeles County 1966 fair site, roving vote registrars, medical examiner licensing reform, and air pollution findings from diesel engines.
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Bill Extends Reporters Privileges in California
SACRAMENTO AP A bill extending reporter source-privacy rights to broadcast journalists passed the Senate Judiciary Committee. The measure would let TV radio and news commentators withhold source identities, aligning broadcast protections with newspapers. Dissenter was Sen. Joseph A. Ratligan Rost. Committee restored commentators provisions after debate.
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Udall Wins Seat in Arizona Vote Narrowly
Democrat Morris K. Udall edged Republican Mac C. Matheson by about 2,000 votes in the Arizona district race to replace his brother Stewart J. Udall as the new congressman. Unofficial returns show Udall leading in Yuma and carrying seven counties to Matheson’s six. Maricopa County, excluding Phoenix, provided the bulk of the district’s population.
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Slingshot Measure Fails In California Assembly
In Sacramento California Assemblyman Jerome Waldie urged the Fish and Game Committee to approve a bill legalizing slingshots for bullfrog collection, aiming for a humane method instead of gigging. The measure died for lack of a second after a warning from Pets and Pals president that children might use slingshots on birds and each other.
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Extra Cash Looms For State Needy
Sacramento AP confirms California will gain about 6 million dollars over four years for 280000 needy aged blind and disabled. Governor Brown urged the legislature to raise the old age grant to 100 dollars monthly starting January and liberalize duties for the aged while repealing the relatives responsibility law for the blind and disabled. He also proposes adding 7700 welfare calls by removing the citizenship requirement, fitting into an expected 37 million yearly welfare increase Brown previously sought.
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New Time For JFKs Confab Discussed In White House
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a change of schedule for a presidential meeting involving John F Kennedy. The White House press secretary Andrew Walcher cited reasons for the rescheduling and a tentative time was mentioned for the event.
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