Forecast for San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento Valley
Bay Area cloud cover with light rain possible early Saturday, then partly cloudy through Sunday. Saturday night lows in the 50s, highs in the low 60s to low 70s, southwest to west winds 10 to 20 mph. Rain chances 20 percent Saturday and 10 percent Saturday night. Sacramento Valley cloudy with occasional rain early Saturday, then partly cloudy through Sunday. Lows Saturday night in the 50s, highs in the 70s, easterly winds 10 to 20 mph decreasing Saturday.
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Washington
Famed Author Surprises Washington High Cast
Playwright Arthur Miller visited Fremont last night during Washington High School spring production. Miller toured the set for The Crucible directed by Orrin C. Cross and spoke briefly to the audience before attending a local McCarthy gathering.
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Washington High School
Arthur Miller
Fremont
Eugene McCarthy
Miller
Bay Area
Hill Holmes
Tolnight
Curtain Time
McCarthy
Kennedy
Len
Joseph McCarthy
Orrin C. Cross
Washington Township
Brilliant Echo I satellite falls over Pacific
Echo I, the early U S communications satellite launched August 12 1960, is reported to have re entered the atmosphere over the southeastern Pacific near South America after eight years in orbit. NORAD says final minutes may be unseen and uncertainty remains about whether it burned up or landed intact. The craft traveled billions of miles and circled the globe over 30 000 times.
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South Pacific
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South America
Cape Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhow Ler
Goldston
Calif
Washington, D.C
Jury Awards Goldwater 75000 In Libel Suit
A federal court jury in New York awarded Barry Goldwater 75000 dollars in punitive damages and 1 dollar in compensatory damages in his libel suit against Fact Magazine Ralph Ginzburg and Warren Boroson. The 1964 article claimed he was immoral paranoid and Hitler like. The trial lasted three weeks and set a legal precedent for political candidates.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
Fact Magazine
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Ralph Ginzburg
Warren Boroson
Arizona
Senate
Carl Hayden
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Harold RB. Tyler Jr
Tyler
Newark Official Criticizes Bond Talks and City Hall Conflicts
Former Newark official Altman vents fury over land dedication ordinances and councilman disputes. He blasts Chamber of Commerce influence and calls for accountability while a Sacramento tax group opposes state bonds, as Goldberg departs the U N, marking a troubled era for city governance.
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UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
Tol
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Webster & Johnson
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Cedar Boulevard
Choever
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Commerce
Altman
Lewis
Chamber
Newark
Grigsby
Tre Angels Published by The Daily Review
Publication details show a general circulation newspaper in Alameda County California. The entry lists editor and business manager, court ordered publication, and Fremont address with subscription pricing and contact information.
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Jack Moorhead
Nee Sides
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State of California
County of
Alameda
A Farewell In The Rain At Resurrection City
A small girl drags a mud covered doll and touches the photograph of Dr Martin Luther King Jr as evacuees leave Resurrection City. Overnight rain turned the camp into a muddy quagmire with many marchers seeking shelter at nearby churches and planning to return when dry.
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Resurrection City
Newark Turmoil After Altman Resigns
Turmoil sweeps Newark as City Manager Altman resigns amid factional strife. Kincaid and Plowright dispute Haas's statements, while Baker and others reflect on leadership and budget effects. Vote on resignation failed 2-2 with dissent from Ellis Baker, Lewis, and Plowright.
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Robert Plowright
Henry Lewis
Lindsey
Newark Memorial Chapel
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Newark
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Haas
Plowright
Kincaid
Lewis
Ellis Baker
Allman
Mutual de-escalation talks clash in Paris as Hanoi rejects
In Paris, U.S. ambassador Harriman and North Vietnamese negotiators traded charges as talks stalled over a possible scaling down of the war. Hanoi denounced U.S. calls for restraint while insisting Washington must end bombing unconditionally.
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Paris
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Hanoi Terms US Plan Poppycock Says Hanoi Leader
North Vietnam rejected U S plans at Paris peace talks calling them ridiculous and “poppycock.” Premier Pham Van Dong told the National Assembly that reciprocity and mutual concession are unacceptable and accused the United States of aggression. Hanoi’s Nhan Dan and Hanoi Radio echoed the critique of Harriman’s terms.
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Paris
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