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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
2
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey marked his 54th birthday with a White House staff party and a reception for congressional aides. The jovial event included joking about age, a potential speech schedule, and Humphrey's plans to call his mother.
Fresno AP reports changes to the county's new courthouse push the total cost to 5.8 million dollars. Additions and alterations nearing completion have increased the estimate by 600000 dollars from the original 5.2 million.
The Daily Review printing operations are listed with management names and multiple Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore office addresses and phone numbers. It notes daily publication including Sundays and lists editorial and business staff positions.
The failed bill by Sen George Miller Jr. would have allowed daily PE for public schools without Board of Education approval. Opponents cited the mandated 200 minutes per week. the 5-5 vote fell short, killing the proposal.
AP reports that Azusa Pacific College and Los Angeles Pacific College will merge. Sponsors include Evangelical Methodist Church Missionary Association Salvation Army United Missionary Church and Wesleyan Methodist Church. The merger creates a new Azusa Pacific College campus.
Sacramento AP reports a proposal to set a uniform policy for California tidelands oil development has been sent to interim study. Charles Baldwin, consultant to the Joint Legislative Tidelands Committee, urged the move for Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and told the committee that tidelands oil potential is significant.
UPI reports Senator John Williams lashes at Bobby Baker accuser alleging a White House designed smear campaign to block prosecutions. He denies hush-up aims and says the ethics drive is political, not criminal, while defending himself from charges and urging full scrutiny of the Baker case.
Sacramento AP The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a measure allowing the State Insurance Commissioner to set standards for insurers to refuse to issue or cancel policies. The bill by Assemblyman Willie Brown Jr. requires informing insured or applicants of the standards and permits appeals to the commissioner. The proposal moves to the floor.
Napa city voters approved a $725,000 bond to fund major recreation improvements at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park. Planned facilities include a championship 18 hole golf course, picnic and barbecue areas for 100 families, and enhanced Napa River fishing access.
SACRAMENTO AP Defeat met a measure to strike traffic violations from crimes and deny jury trials to violators. The Assembly Judiciary Committee killed the bill by sending it to an between sessions study after withdrawing from floor consideration for a second committee hearing. Assemblyman Tom Carrell of San Fernando led supporters who cited backlog of traffic cases and argued judicial trials would help, though opponents said it was unconstitutional.
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