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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1962
Page
4
Garrison signals support for tougher drug laws as school board discussion centers on policy and enforcement. Houser attends meeting, urging bipartisan backing and clearer statewide standards to curb illegal substances impacting students.
Hayes, a Republican candidate for the 39th Congressional District, lambasts the 1961 state budget for waste and expanded agencies, urging reform of tax and spending. Garrison backs stricter narcotics enforcement, while calls to cut the governor and Unruh reflect a push for major fiscal changes amid crumbling representation and civil rights concerns.
Long Beach Lifeguards report tides and water temperatures for Sunday with high and low times, moonset and sunrise details. Surf condition listed as choppy and coastal statistics cite Coast and Geodetic Survey data. The weather section mentions job growth concerns and possible savings from position eliminations.
Gov. Rockefeller signed a law allowing drivers in New York to keep a deer carcass after a collision if their car is damaged. Previously motorists had to report such accidents to state police or game protectors. The change directs the carcass to state institutions.
Weekend began under clear skies in most sections of the country with unseasonably warm readings in the midwest and south. Showers threatened in the Central Plains and Mississippi Valley as a Pacific Northwest rain system moved in. North Platte Nebraska logged 77 while El Paso Texas reached 78, with cooler conditions in the West and snow and rain across Nevada Utah and Idaho.
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