Weather Drift Across California and Bay Area Forecast
Weather Corner San Francisco Bay Area reports Sunday night fog and rising cloudiness, with a gradual cool down Monday. Temperatures vary by region from lows in the 26 to 60s and highs around 70s, with westerly winds 10 to 25 mph and chances of rain spreading from the north to central areas late Monday into Tuesday.
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San Joaquin Valley
Sierra Nevada
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Tikely North
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Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Santa Clara Valley
Afernoons
Mooterry Bay Area
Napa 72
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Hayward
Temperatures by Associated Press weather report
Temperatures from various U S cities show a mix of clear, cloudy, and rainy conditions. Notable readings include Atlanta clear 74, Detroit cloudy 41, New York clear 29, Philadelphia cloudy 39, Chicago clear 33, Dallas cloudy 55, San Francisco cloudy 63, Seattle rain 50, Los Angeles clear 68, Boston cloudy 54, Miami cloudy 88, and Winnipeg cloudy 48.
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Tide Tables May Day Tide Table Sensible Summary
Tide tables for Monday May 1 show high and low waters, with sunrise and sunset times. The readable portions note morning and evening tide heights and general daily timing, including a reference to daylight and nautical references.
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A.m. Darehurd
New Charge Faced In Embezzling Case
ASSOUX CITY IA AP Hare The opposition president of the defunct Northern Binchemit eat Corp of Sheldon faced a new seven count federal indictment disclosed by U S Dist Atty F E Van Alstine Friday night Kistner had been convicted on 14 counts of selling unregistered stock The new indictment covers Richters financial dealings with Burnice Geiger 58 assistant cashier whose embezzlement shut the Sheldon bank The government says Northern Winenemtiea owned the bank S97H 857 for checks issued but not charged to its account Geiger was its principal stockholder Shortly after her arrest Jas Fanuary Van Alstige charged Xistier With aiding and abetting the embezzlement but the complaint was dismissed for lack of evidence
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Banke
Plalisnes Daily Review: circulation and offices listed
The Daily Review of Hayward California outlines subscription rates and office locations including Hayward Leandro Fremont and Livermore. It names Floyd Sparks as president and Puviisnar Witter Citicote as business manager and advertising director.
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Toalter Ender
Congress
Agdrete Air Commenication
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Sungaye Agw
Winton Ave
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Leandro
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Livermore
South BR
Milltop
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Kitty Hawk Largest Warship Commissioned at Philadelphia
The USS Kitty Hawk, the Navy’s largest warship at 60,000 tons, was commissioned in Philadelphia with about 12,000 visitors. Capt William F. Bringle accepted command as the carrier prepares to sail for shakedown cruises, harboring 12,000 crew and equipped with Terrier missiles replacing many guns.
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William F. Bringle
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Arleigh Burke
Guantanamo Navy Base
Cuba
Navy
Pacific
Two French Generals Put in Jail
PARIS AP Two more French generals were jailed at Santa Prison for joining the Algiers mutiny. Maj Gen Pierre Bigot and Brig Gen Andre Petit were placed in solitary confinement awaiting trial, raising the jailed general total to four. Algeria authorities urged public help to locate three other toppled generals, Andre Zeller, Edmond Jouhaud and Raoul Salan, warning punishment for sheltering them.
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Pietre Bigot
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Andre Petit
Sahara
Ender Maurice Chale
North Atlante Treaty Organization
Europe
Maurice Michel Gourand
Constantine
al- Reine
Algiera
Andre Zeller
Edmond Jouhaud
Raoul Salan
Eight Rocket Workers Facing FBI Probe at Marshall Center
Washington AP reports eight employees at Huntsville Alabama's Marshall Space Flight Center are under FBI investigation per House Space Committee findings. Three resignations followed orders for dismissal over serious character defects, with two pending dismissal actions. A NASA clearance process and Civil Service oversight tie into referrals, while the center works on the 14 million pound rocket for space exploration amid investigations into fidelity and personal conduct.
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Olhat
MASA
Marshall Center
Head of Woman Found Near Road in Garden Grove
Three boys found a severed woman’s head wrapped in plastic by a road near Garden Grove. Police, detectives, and a coroner pursued a case of suspected homicide with bones scattered nearby. investigators termed the severing as professional and began a wide search across the county.
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Raymond Brame
USA
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Los Angeles
Jurgen Bolx
James Kinit
Frank McLaughlin
Conden Grove
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Dan Dixon
Bronit
Two Children Kept in Closet Four Years in Peoria
AP report states Elizabeth Lau Degan Blevins 33 kept her children Charles 12 and Amber confined naked in a dark closet for four years after moving to Peoria from Fort Smith Arkansas. Investigators say third child Billy Joe 19, healthy, lives with landlady Bernadine Geraci, amid a custody dispute. Psychiatric exams underway with county court hearing to be scheduled. results not disclosed.
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Lisbon Coeds Advocate Volunteer Corps for Angola
In Portugal, university coeds urged Premier Antodo de Oliveira Salazar to authorize an auxiliary volunteer corps of women aged 18 to 30 to defend Angola. Salazar referred the proposal to a government agency for decision.
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Antodo de Oliveira Salazar
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US Cancels Troop Airlift To Germany
The planned airlift of 6000 combat ready US troops from Ft Campbell Kentucky to West Germany for a 15 day NATO exercise was suddenly canceled after a Kennedy White House meeting With the National Security Council. The move aimed to test NATO rapid reinforcement capabilities and would have involved aircraft from Donaldson AFB and Charleston AFB.
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Brankfurt
Donaldson Air Force
Greenville
D.C
Charleston
Almanac Today April 30 1901 events and quotes
The Almanac Today notes April 30 as the 120th day of the year with 245 remaining in 1901. It lists historical moments including Washington’s 1789 oath, the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, Casey Jones’s 1900 death, and Adolf Hitler’s end in 1945, plus a Robert Burton thought about fear of divine power.
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Mara
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Adolf Miter
Berlin
Robert Burton
Kennedy faces Laos crisis options with danger looming
President Kennedy in a tight National Security Council discussion weighs options to stop the Communist Laos advance. He could extend a pause for a political settlement, escalate militarily, or refrain while Reds gain better control as U.S. risks a broader Southeast Asian war and potential nuclear confrontation with China.
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Southeast Asia
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Episcopal Bishop Shires Dies at 74 in Berkeley
The Right Reverend Henry H. Shires, longtime California Episcopal bishop, died of a heart attack at age 74. He served as a diocese leader from 1950 after early work as archdeacon and rector, with funeral services at Grace Cathedral. Survived by widow Mabel, his death ends a storied church career begun after Cornell engineering studies and ministry training in Alameda.
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Richard Ames A. Pike
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Shires
Cornell University
Mabel Clair Shires
Henry Millis
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Theological School
Cambridge
Alameda
Unusual Plot to Assassinate De Gaulle Denied
Paris details a claimed plot to kill President Charles de Gaulle on the eve of the Algiers insurrection. The Interior Ministry denied the plot’s existence and noted no activist was arrested that night. De Gaulle remained in seclusion after the theater appearance as security intensified across France.
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Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
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