Weather Corner Fall Through Tomorrow Across Regions
Fall weather shifts. tonight 38 to 48 in the Bay Area with westerly winds up to 25 mph. San Francisco Bay Area fair through Saturday. highs 63 to 83, tonight 38 to 48, west winds 12 to 25 mph afternoons. Mt Shasta-Siskiyou cooler through Saturday. Sierra Nevada fair and cooler. Sacramento Valley fair through Saturday. highs 68 to 70, tonight 36 to 46, winds 10 to 20 mph afternoons. San Joaquin Valley fair through Saturday. highs 66 to 76, tonight 36 to 49, northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Salinas Valley fair with night and morning cloudiness. highs 60 to 70, tonight 36 to 42, northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Monterey Bay Area fair with clouds at night and morning. highs 56 to 62, tonight 38 to 45, northwest winds 10 to 20 knots afternoons. Santa Clara Valley fair. highs 63 to 70, tonight 38 to 45, northwest winds 19 to 20 mph afternoons. Hollister 68 to 38. Fort Bragg area fair. small craft warnings for northwest winds 20 to 35 knots today and tonight. Northwestern California fall through Saturday. Napa 62 to 37, Santa Rosa 62 to 36, Ukiah 6 to 28, coast small craft warnings NW to N 20 to 35 mph today and tonight. Central San Joaquin Valley occasional high clouds through Saturday. today 72 to 78, tonight 40 to 48, NW winds 11 to 15 mph after noons. Southern Alameda County.
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Tide Tables GATURDAY APRIL 18 HS Time Sunrise Sunset
Tide tables show times and heights for coastal rise on April 18. Observers note sunrise at 6 24 and sunset later. readers should use local tide data and adjust for station specifics.
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Coat From Page Red Plan To Form Youth Group
Article discusses a U.S. Communist Party effort to build influence, naming Hall and his 1964 program as pro Communist aims. It notes past bail jumps, prison time, and 1957 release, with renewed indictment and possible 120 years for not registering the party. Mentions limited Negro support and Moscow funding shifts.
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California Senate Actions and Budget Highlights Report
The Senate confirms Clive Graham to the State Commission on Fair Employment Practices. Legislation advances on pest control bond requirements, harbor developments, tax conformity to federal acts, junior college obligations, and year round education efforts. Emergency funds include 4.78 million for relief, Crescent City aid, and a 90.3 million school bond proposal with countywide tax measures.
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Reunion for Doolittle Raiders in Fort Worth
More than 40 Doolittle raiders gathering in Fort Worth for their 18th annual reunion. The event, led by Gen James H. Doolittle’s group, includes plans for a welcome reception and attendance by a record 44 of the living original raiders.
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U S Chamber Takes A Stand On Foreign Entertainers
The U S Chamber questions Labor Department rules for foreign entertainers alleging certification gaps and potential bans on acts like the Beatles. Officials say rules aim to protect American talent while exempting unique performers, with administration by Justice and Immigration agencies.
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Icebreaking Cable Repair Ship Launched in Canada
The world's first icebreaking cable repair ship was launched in Montreal this week. It cost 8 million plus dollars and will operate in the Gulf of St Lawrence, the Atlantic and the eastern Arctic Ocean.
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Rocket Explosion Fatality at Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Sidney Dagle 29 spacecraft mechanic died today from burns after a rocket motor fired in a checkout building injuring 11. Dagle died in Cocoa Beach Hospital. L D Gabel 51 still critical. Other injured flown to Brooke Army Fort Sam Houston Texas remain critical or serious. Three minor burns recovered.
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Coronari Puts Your Colon Back to Work Relief Tablets
A drug claim describes New Cotonare tablets using a unique colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to ease constipation. It promises gentle relief overnight and notes clinical support with an introductory size of 43a.
Unruh School Unification Bill May Win GOP Support
Sacramento AP reports Assembly Republican caucus chair Doc Mulford of Oakland called Speaker Jesse M. Unruh’s mandatory school unification bill a very reasonable measure and said it could attract GOP backing in the lower house. Uncertainty remained on Senate approval of the $105 million proposal.
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Firestorm and finance fight stump California education bill
In Newhall a wildfire burned brush near the Angeles National Forest as lawmakers clashed over school funding. Senate Finance may draft its own money bill after Gov Brown's 80.3 million aid measure failed by one vote. Debate centered on countywide tax aims to equalize district funding and possible district unification. The Hanford finance update notes population and budget shifts, while leaders signal possible compromise between Brown and Unruh proposals.
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Engle Campaign Chief Quits Amid Shakeup in California
In Sacramento AP report Senator Clair Engle loses his campaign chair as Elizabeth Gatey of Kent joins as co chair for the Engle effort while Dan Kimball and Alan Cranston backers assess the changing race. The unnamed campaign shakeup follows talk of a possible run and internal concerns over readiness and strength.
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