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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1965
Page
1
In the morning the forecast calls for fair skies with a low around 50. Tonight temperatures rise a bit with easterly to westerly winds. Winds are expected to shift and the overall weather remains dry for the inland region.
Yesterday recorded a high temperature that topped the daily reading while today begins with a cooler start. Weather data shows a higher peak yesterday and a lower trough expected as the day advances.
The Bay Area Youth for Christ will present the first in a series on A Basis for Sex Morality on Saturday at 7:90 p.m. at First Covenant Church 2100 Fifth Avenue at High tes Park Boulevard Oakland. The free event welcomes teens and the public with a film strip Love Friendship and Marriage and local teen talent winners. Concerts by Voices of Young America and Bob Goree will close the program.
Statewide forecast shows fair to partly cloudy conditions with coastal fog in several regions. Bay Area inland fog in mornings, highs mostly 60s to mid 70s, coastal winds 10 to 20 mph. Northern areas 60s to 80s, Central Valley highs 62 to 93, with variable winds and scattered showers possible in the Sierra Nevada.
AP reports on how new spelling trends push children toward phonetic renderings and how modern products encourage flexible spellings. The piece notes tele marketing names and consumer spellings may diverge from traditional standards.
Sacramento AP reports Senator Alan Cranston urges major reform of estate tax appraiser system. He calls for qualifications for appraisers, sidelining the controller’s hiring power, and proposes a four year term structure with local probate court confirmation. He criticizes Assembly Bill by William Bagley and warns of patronage and higher taxes for heirs.
Garbled OCR fragment references The Bally Resin Inc and individuals with unclear roles. Mentions a past event and a box, with scattered city or box terms. Overall, no coherent action or outcome decipherable for concrete summary.
The notice provides May 7 timing data with sunrise at 6 04 and sunset in the evening, including light and dark periods. It appears to be a partial, OCR damaged fragment.
In Los Angeles the State Industrial Accident Commission ruled editor Norman Siegel's death accidental, awarding his widow Margaret and daughter Virginia over 40 000 plus burial and attorney fees. Siegel, 54, western editor of Photoplay Magazine, died Jan 24 1961 by falling from a Hollywood high rise.
Washington AP reports a search for Carl Robert Disch 36 of Monroe Wisconsin who vanished after leaving a radio substation for Byrd Station in Antarctica. The eight man team covered about a 50 square mile area as weather and visibility hindered rescue efforts.
In Sacramento the Senate Business and Professions Committee blocked Assemblyman Tom C J Carrells measure banning sale or use of model airplane glue and other poisons to under 18. Witnesses warned the bill could push juveniles toward more harmful drugs.
Governor urges legislature to abolish the death penalty while the Assembly passes bills. Senate topics include suspension or expulsion for assault on school personnel or students, reporting drugs by airplane owners, criminal accidents with penalties, and reporting drug trafficking. Other measures impose apprenticeship consent rules for minors, yield right of way, false advertising penalties, and liquor licensing restrictions near existing premises.
Almanac notes the 152nd day of 1985 with Saturn as the morning star and Mars as the evening star. It recalls the 1932 Lindbergh baby murder discovery, 1987 coronation of George VI, 1849 Bel Yi blockade end, 1963 Kennedy orders troops near Birmingham after riots, and a Mark Twain thought of the day.
Washington AP reports that President Johnson seeks Republican help to keep a poll tax ban in the voting rights bill. Rep. Emanuel Celler and GOP leader Everett Dirksen clash over the provision. The Senate fight centers on whether to strip poll taxes from the measure amid constitutional questions and White House pressure.
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