12 May 1961
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1961
Page
1
Fair skies expected through tomorrow with warming trend forecast by the weatherman. Tonight’s low projected around 43 to 50 degrees as mild conditions continue.
A broad forecast notes fair to warmer conditions across regions through Saturday or Sunday. Highlights include Santa Clara Valley 64-78 with NW winds, Sacramento Valley 72-84 today, Paso Robles 71, Monterey 60-73, Fort Bragg coastal winds 25-32 knots, and Northern California inclines toward fair skies with limited clouds in the far north.
Nixon faces a tense arrival in San Francisco as a hostile crowd and political rivals test his reception. He defends his campaign, saying the party has capable leaders and stresses readiness to act for the administration’s four year agenda.
Ocean forecasts list high tides and sunrise and sunset times for Saturday May 14 at Fort Point San Francisco. Local conditions include light and dark phases and computed tidal values for the day.
Reno authorities cited Gov. Grant Sawyer for illegal parking near a concourse after a complaint by airline personnel. Patrolman Alden Harlow issued the ticket noting Sawyer’s car was in a restricted zone while the governor boarded a plane to Las Vegas. fine set at $2.
San Francisco AP reports former vice president Richard Nixon limped from a San Francisco plane and downplayed the ache, saying his foot slept during the trip. He heads to Pebble Beach to play in an invitational event paired with Charles de Young Thieriot, editor of the Chronicle, at 18 handicap.
President Kennedy relaxes in Palm Beach with a three day Canada visit planned after a May 31 France trip. Mrs. Kennedy also rests as the First Family enjoys poolside leisure and golf at the Palm Beach Country Club amid a steady rain and delays at home.
Lawmakers advance labor, education, and fiscal measures amid committee votes. Bills expand health programs, regulate cosmetics, adjust school financing, and raise building standards while governors veto or modify specific items. Notable actions include wage and merit pay changes, voter access tweaks, and policy studies on safety and muskrat control.
Sacramento AP reports a string of defeats for labor backed bills as Democratic committees strike down or defer key measures. Brown lags behind AFL CIO aims while bills on union recognition, jurisdictional strikes, and anti injunctions face interim study or likely defeat.
Georgia Tech announces tentative acceptance of three Atlanta Negroes and about 1,000 white freshmen after deciding to admit Negro applicants who meet graduation requirements. President Edwin B. Harrison says he takes responsibility for the decision amid prior rejections and federal court pressure.
Urgency legislation provides 325000 for a study of recreational development of the Sacramento River Delta. Gov Brown signed the bill to allow rapid progress on boating fishing and hunting development. The study will be conducted by the department of natural resources water resources and game along with the State Reclamation Board.
The Federal Aviation Agency announced a one year ban on the use of portable PM radios aboard U.S. civil aircraft effective May 3. The rule follows an investigation into the impact of portable electronic devices on aircraft instruments, with tests showing potential interference from high frequency handheld radios.
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