Bay Area Weather Quiet with Night Fog Lifts Tomorrow
Weather forecast notes fair conditions across the Bay Area except for night and morning fog. Light west winds 8 to 14 knots inland, up to 14 to 28 knots along the coast. Temperatures mainly near 90s inland with 50s to 70s at night. scattered afternoon thunder storms in northern California and Sierra Nevada regions. Rain unlikely, but isolated storms possible in higher elevations with slight temperature changes.
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Temperatures Yesterday and Today Low Temperatures
Yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures are listed for the area. The report provides a brief snapshot of recent readings, reflecting diurnal changes and upcoming weather considerations for residents and travelers.
Tide Tables for Thursday August 3
Tide tables show high tide at 6th hour and 42 minutes, with sunrise at 6 13 and sunset at 8 18. Notes mention low figures and views for tides at Fi Point and 3.F- areas.
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Amputee Vet Seeks Parking for Paraplegic Driver
Chicago AP report details Donald Brunstte, a 26 year old paraplegic Navy veteran, facing daily 44 mile trips to a broadcasting school and repeated parking obstacles. He relies on special hand controls and a garage near the school for five weeks, but the manager said he cannot leave the car there any longer, jeopardizing his classes and mobility.
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Advisers Named to California Youth Problems Panel
Governor Brown announced a 15 member Advisory Committee on Youth Problems for California. Helen MacGregor was named chairwoman. she joins Emmet Daly as a reappointed vice chairman. New members include Robert Boyer Modesto Rev Flynn San Francisco Ann Charles Gould San Marino and Thutr Rendon Los Angeles health board. The panel will coordinate planning for a state youth conference in Long Beach on November 13 and 14.
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Girls Kept From Visit To Father
The tangled tale follows Denise and Barbara Douglas, children of Williars J. Douglas and Eileen D. Henderson. Police say the court ordered the girls sent to Paris, but their mother claimed passport misuse and was jailed for contempt. Denise and Barbara are in welfare custody awaiting disposition.
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Woman Alive Exits Morgue After Being Found In Baseme nt
Vida Coon aged 4 was found in a basement lot at home by nurse Winfred Robinson with a slashed left wrist and a nearby razor. A coroner sent her to the city morgue Tuesday night but she was found breathing and rushed to a hospital where her condition was said to be serious.
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Student Boost Seen in San Mateo College Enrollment
San Mateo College of San Mateo anticipates fall enrollment rising at least 14 percent to around 4,200 students, up from 3,885 in fall 1960. The pattern of growth since 1956 shows steady gains, with 1950s and postwar years pushing totals higher to about 4,000 students.
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Three Kids Face Slow Decline From Cystic Fibrosis
A family in Hermosa endures a grim prognosis as three children Tammy Kay Timmy Teddy and Tammy Kay’s siblings battle cystic fibrosis. Doctors warn the disease leads to progressive impairment with limited life expectancy and expedited need for ongoing treatment and testing. Local physicians note rare cases, with cystic fibrosis affecting about one in 60 to 1,000 births.
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United Nations weighs Tunisia crisis push for emergency session
Asian African leaders said they could gather enough support to request a UN General Assembly emergency session over the French Tunisian dispute tied to the Bizerte naval base. The United States, led by Adlai Stevenson, urged direct negotiations and favored negotiations to resolve the crisis promptly.
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Chuckles In The News New York UPI
In New York a daft incident involved William Kring whose car cut in on a highway with lights flashing. A hitchhiker named John Dowling sat beside him wielding an empty 38 caliber pistol as Kring claimed the man attempted a robbery and that his antics drew attention.
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Paris talks may set Western summit over Berlin crisis
Western ministers in Paris at week’s end could lay groundwork for a Western summit on the Berlin crisis. White House spokesman says a top-level meeting before year’s end is possible as Kennedy speaks with French and British leaders and allies discuss Soviet pressure and disarmament prospects.
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Five Nuns Injured In Baltimore Bus Crash
Five nuns sustained minor injuries when a bus veered off a street and struck an ice cream store in suburban Reisterstown near Baltimore. All 37 aboard were taken to St Agnes Hospital. five needed treatment. The group had been returning from summer school at St Joseph's in Emmitsburg, Md. Police said the crash occurred as the bus made a sharp turn.
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Two Robbery Suspects Held in San Jose Incident
San Jose sheriffs deputies arrested two young men after a bartender was robbed and beaten. The suspects Alfon so Gonzalez, 22, and Crosera s Ganedado, 39, faced charges of aggravated robbery and assault. An additional charge of possession of a sawed off shotgun was lodged against them.
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Surprise Photo Contest Sparks Local Photo Hunt
A quirky scene unfolds as a candidate known as 62 Blaie trails rivals while a roaming photographer snaps images in town stores. The effort features titled locals like Mulan and Elsie, with print possibilities and prizes promised by a Cameralrailer Bear for Borden. The playful event hints at community pride and lighthearted rivalry in a pastel storefront setting.
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