Northern California Weather Forecast Summary
Weather portion covers Northern California with a Sunday and Monday outlook. Cooler start Sunday with nights in the 30s, highs near 65 in San Francisco and 72 in coastal cities. Widespread coastal fog possible, breezy west to southwest winds, and cooler inland by Monday. Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley see fair skies but easing temperatures. Central Coast fog expected, with clear but cooler mornings. Western Nevada and Sacramento Valley forecast cloudier conditions Monday, with cooler highs and light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
San Rafael
Centra California
Central Coast
Nevada
North
Horthiwest
Sacramento Valley
San Gnaquin Valley
Santa Clara Valley
Monterey Bay Area
Ceat
Mordlay
Wapa
San Jose
Hallister
Tamorney
UAW Sets Seven Point Pay Plan For Auto Giants
United Auto Workers ranks led by Walter Reuther outline a seven point strategy for gains in summer negotiations with Ford, General Motors and Chrysler. Objectives include salary based pay for production workers, expanded hospital and medical coverage, improved unemployment benefits, pension fund use for housing, and stronger contract protections to protect workers amid rising productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Howe
Ford
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Ter
Walter P. Reuther
Bis
Reuilders
Reuilders referred only in general terms to a pay increase =Meé
Lawy
Reut
Lightning Hits Tank of Brandy at Winery
A storm struck a Paarl winery causing damage to a brandy tank. The tank was estimated at 2800 dollars, but the brandy, and the facility, endured the incident with no loss of product. Government action was sought to address workers' problems via collective bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinarle
Paarl
Tie Daily Review Pulllanes ty The Bet Reviews Inc
Publication listing includes staff roles and office locations with outdated typography. It notes 116 V4 immunizations and subscription rates, listing Hayward and Livermore offices and board positions while detailing circulation and audit bureau references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty the Bet Reviews, Inc
Floyd Sparks
Willison Grucéte
Aavertaing
Hayward
Coll
Home Painted Licenses Adorn Warsaw Cars
AP dispatch from Warsaw notes motorists are issuing home made license plates as local stock of official offset plates runs dry. The newspaper complains counterfeit plates are now more common and warns the increased cost of new plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Tryhua Lydu
Becrase
Contradictions In Space Fear Start to Clear
The article notes ongoing questions about how Yuri Gagarin landed after the flight, with Western guesses of a parachute and Soviet officials claiming others. A scientist discussed multiple landing methods, while Gagarin avoided specifics at a Moscow news conference. The piece also covers reporting discrepancies from The Daily Worker and speculation over timing and telemetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Severn
Maj
Durly
Gagarin
Soviet Union
Kamsomel
Pravda
Seversl
Moscow
Anatoli A. Blagsoravov
Flor
Traky
Earth
Blagomrarov
Communist Daily Worker
London
Moscow Fhatea Spocemuc
Drnad
Turmoil in Cuba as Castro Faces Ongoing Attacks
Reports from Havana recount air strikes and terrorist acts aimed at undermining Fidel Castro as opposition groups intensify, while saboteurs disrupt sugar production and water supply. Observers warn economic damage could eclipse immediate casualties, with insurgent activity reported in Oriente, Camaguy, Las Villas, and Pinar del Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snti
Castro
Fulgen
Fidel Castro
Ayornwitt
Gunn
Gain
Hershey
Havana
la Salud
Cuba
Arsmists
Tetter
Oriente
Camagury
Lasvillas
Pinar del Rio
Two Explosions Kill Three Philadelphia Firemen
In Philadelphia a pair of blasts ripped through a quiet North Philadelphia neighborhood, killing three firemen as they worked at a three story building housing a Sunoco gas station. Many others were injured by flying glass and debris, with several civilians treated at hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Russia
Marty
Sunoco
Clifton Heights
Lance Repair
Joseph Russo
Chester
Uquid Ina Carver
Russo
Francis Schmeltzer
Weir
Pine
Schmeltzer Seitt
Schmeltzer
Arthur Grover
Solid Fuel Rockets Boosted in Space Policy Debate
Washington lawmakers on the House Space Committee push for solid fuel rocket boosters as a quicker path to spaceflight, citing Testimony from Thiokol and United Aircraft. NASA chief Webb cautions against diverted course from Saturn program, noting preliminary views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Space Committee
National Aeronautics and
Spere Administration
Fia
NASA
U.S
Thiokal Chemical Corp
United Aircraft
Thiokal
Harold W. Ritehay
Thiskelvine
James Webb
Saturn
Fulton
Webb
New Anti Sub Plane Shown
Burbank California AP reports a new naval aircraft, the PAV-1, unveiled to defend against submarines in the nuclear age. Described as the Navy's top air asset, it promises long reach and subsurface surveillance with nuclear depth charges and torpedoes. Vice Admiral Pirie led the ceremony and highlighted the aircraft’s antisubmarine capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Colif
Hatton
Navy
Adm
Naval Operations
Als
Almanac Today April 10 1961 Historical Highlights
The Almanac notes April 10 1961 as the sixth day of the year with 259 remaining. It lists events and births including Royal Tyler's The Contrast produced in New York in 1787, Anatole France birth 1844, Wilbur Wright birth 1867, Charlie Chaplin birth 1899, Andrew Carnegie pension endowment 1905, and a quote by Anatole France about knowledge and imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Royal Tyler
New York
Anatole Franca
Wilbur Wright
Charles Chaplin
London
Andrew Carnegie
Can We Get Ahead In Space Research
A 1960s discussion weighs U S delays in space effort against cost and time. Dryden and Webb defend steady pace while Fulton cites shifts in policy under Eisenhower and Kennedy. Experts warn more money helps future programs but cannot rush Mercury or moon goals. security and scientific gains drive resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Drytien
Jimes G. Fulton
Pennsylvania
Dryen
Tryenuyy
Dryden
Wernher von Hraun
United States
America
Imme
James Webb
Seamans
AMT
Tate
Alex St Mey
Califonia
Hutier
Gury
U.S
Soviet Union
Balloon Mark Will Be Tried
Davenport Iowa AP new lightweight oxygen equipment built at a Davenport plant will be used by balloonist Don Piccard in California Tuesday to attempt to break the international balloon ascent record held by a Russian. Piccard plans flight from Sacramento during the California Spring Festival. The Bendix device includes an oxygen converter mask and emergency system. He aims to beat the 27 718 feet record set in 1940 by Alexei Restine of Russia and to set marks for distance and duration of flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Piccard
Alexei Restine
Russia
Heals
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northern
California
Salina Valley
Salinas
South End
Salinge
Robles
Westery
Ft. Paris
F. Lien
Clark Figuras Pony
Albany
Atlanta
Chicago
Cincionati
Cleveland
Denver
Tren
Moines
Bairbanks
Clouly
Fort Weorth
Indianapolis
Tucksonville
Cain Janesa
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Clowly
St. Paul
New Orleans
Cluaty
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
St Wartland
Bie
Richmed
St. Louia
San Diego
al Beattle
Tampa
Bakersficld Braunevitte
Oitland
Red Bluff
UAW
Reuther
UAY
Tie Daily Review
al SH
Pugises
Cary
Winton Ave
Alameer County
Calif
Jetersar
Ecgin
San Eanuro
San Learuro City Hall
Lockraven
Fregont
Fremont Blvd
Byeemere
Livermore
Mevber
Wureau
Raul Roa
UPI Telephoto
Ted
Stevenson
Ron
Adlai Stevenson
U.N
Lee
UPI
Baiter
Nolo
Robert Berrit
Sisco Fidel Contra
By Robert Berrellez
el Enranta
Loxs
Camaguey
Memberta
U.S. ‘Border Patrol
Miami International
Ita
the Almanac
Anatole France
Brydeneed
Delight
Capwell
Capwall
Lowar Laval
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!