Weather forecast for the San Francisco Bay Area
Forecasts show mostly cloudy Tuesday morning with fair conditions later. Overcast Wednesday morning, then fair to sunny by Wednesday with a warmer trend. Lows 44 to 55 and highs around 70 to 80, winds mainly southerly 5 to 15 mph, with valleys clearing Tuesday morning and lingering cloudiness at times.
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Diplomatic talks amid Middle East crisis intensify
Arab and allied diplomats met with U s officials to urge ceasefire and diplomatic talks as fighting escalates in the Middle East. Rostow and Battle stressed U S desire to remain neutral yet active in pressing an end to hostilities and preventing further tragedy. The U N Security Council convened urgently as U S leaders prepared briefings for Congress to outline steps for peace and regional development.
Soviets accuse Israel of invading Egypt and demand withdrawal
Moscow charged Israel with invading Egypt and called for immediate ceasefire, urging forces to withdraw beyond the truce lines. The Kremlin warned it reserves the right to take necessary steps, reiterating support for the Arab world in a Tass dispatch overnight.
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Fremont man dies at home from rifle head wound
Coroner rules the death of 64 year old Albert Morgan of 36423 Frobisher Drive as an apparent death by own action. Morgan, owner of an Irvington district liquor store, was found by his wife at 11:55 p.m. with a rifle wound in his head and left no note.
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Mideast Caution Urged by U S Leaders After War Debates
Washington leaders from both parties urged restraint in the Middle East crisis. They backed UN intervention to halt the fighting, with some arguing the United States should act only if the UN fails and Israel is threatened. discussions followed a secret briefing by Rusk McNamara and Helms.
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Johnson Presses For Peace in Middle East Talks
Washington reports President Johnson urged an immediate cease fire and a peaceful settlement via the United Nations. The State Department asserted U S neutrality in thought and deed while not declaring formal neutrality. The White House said the UN should lead, with Johnson watching events through aides including Rusk and McNamara.
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Ex Auto Club Chief Dies at 84 in Chicago
Chicago United Press International reports Harry Kirk former president of the American Automobile Association died at age 84 He became a national director in 1948 and served as president from 1956 through 1958 Kirk led AAA during the mid fifties era and was a prominent auto group leader.
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Sudden Illness Of Conqueror Of Sea
Sir Francis Chichester, 65, fell ill after a dinner in Plymouth following his solo global voyage. Doctors said he is not in immediate danger and likely to rest several days. He was hospitalized briefly and planned to leave Plymouth for London to receive a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II.
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Governor Cuts 1,008 State Jobs in Agency Reshuffle
Sacramento reports 1,008 layoffs in the state Business and Transportation Agency since the Reagan era. The note lists multiple appointments, audits, and legislative actions across transportation, parks, taxation, education, and public safety. Key figures include John R. Winzler and Edmund C. Babson joining professional boards.
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Rioters Clash As Dorchester Welfare Center Fire Bombing Near Fight
A Monday riot near a Roxbury welfare office escalated after a homemade bomb exploded injuring Daniel A. Hills and another man on the danger list. Police found explosive fragments as tactical squads patrolled the area after women blocked entry demanding talks with Director Daniel Cronin.
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Royal Marines Like Hoofers Too in Cadet Test
In Batley England 17 year old Tony Senir was rejected by the Royal Marines and challenged the recruiting officer to prove his fitness. He turned and began walking to show his feet could stand the test.
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State budget advances as Ways and Means backs plan
The Ways and Means panel approved the state budget plan amid partisan splits. Governor Reagan opposed a separate $1 billion tax bill and pledged to veto, while lawmakers face hurdles as Senate Finance weighs its own version.
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U.N. Peace Effort Falters Over Gaza Toll
India reports five soldiers killed as Israeli bombardment hits UNEF troops awaiting repatriation from the Gaza Strip. Brazil counts one dead. The UN Security Council met within hours, seeking a cease fire and withdrawal to prewar positions. Soviet envoy Fedorenko joined private consultations to salvage a compromise. Israel opposed the proposed resolution calling for a cease-fire and withdrawal.
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Five witnesses to stabbing prompt charges in Pleasanton case
Police say the stabbing outside Tryington High School was witnessed by five people including an adult. Miller remains in custody at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center in Pleasanton for further investigation.
Fire causes $7,000 damage on Carol Avenue
Fremont fire crews fought a kitchen grease fire at 3856 Carol Avenue yesterday morning. Officials say the blaze started from a hot pan of grease, was brought under control in minutes, and caused an estimated $7,000 in damage.
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Obituary for Raymond Pattioni 43 in Fremont services today
Raymond S Pattioni 43 died at Palo Alto hospital Saturday. Services to be held today in Fremont with Rev J N Wampler officiating at 7:00 p.m. Fremont Memorial Chanel Mortuary will handle arrangements. Burial will be private. He was husband to Marcella Pattioni and father to Patricia Whitehead and Raymond M Pattioni, with Ruth Ann Sutton of Oregon as a relative. He was stepson of Fred Genneth and brother to Robert Fred and David Bennett of San Jose and Roger Charley Bennett of Minois. A Michigan native, he sold for 20 years at Paymaster Sales and Service. He belonged to W.F.W. Washington Township Post 195 and Moose Lodge 539 in Newark.
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