Weather Corner City by City Forecast Across Regions
Variable conditions with a temperate trend and light to moderate winds. Widely scattered thunderstorms possible inland in the afternoon in the Western Nevada and San Francisco Bay areas. temperatures range from lows near 50s to highs near 90s, with foggy mornings in coastal zones and locally strong westerly winds in the Central Valley and Monterey Bay area.
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Siena
Nevailly
Tule
San Vranclgeong
Moriay
Geoon
San Frain
Oakland
San Milco
San Rafael
Sacramento Valley
Man Joaquin Valley
San Monterey Bay
Finday and
Mixtiy
Bait Chim Valley
Amondiny
Mortlacun
Fragmented Place Names and Odd Phrases Across Regions
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous place names and terms with inconsistent spellings. It mentions cities like Los Angeles New York Spokane Tampa and Winnipeg alongside unclear descriptors and partial words, yielding a mosaic of geographic references without a coherent event or narrative.
Fragmented Tide Tables Story From Bloody Final Hours
A garbled fragment references Mo Tide Tables and a death after a troubled time with friends. It mentions notes sent to Jones, Wheatley, Ward, and others, with partial lines about delays in resuscitation and a grim personal note from the subject. The text is incoherent but centers on a fatal incident and a mysterious note.
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Hig Nelle
Noel Howard Tone
Jones
Wheatley
Ward
Scions Seek Test Ban Notes Amid Cold War Exchange
Officials recount Khrushchev's reply to Kennedy and the NATO Warsaw Pact tension in a search for a test ban and nonaggression pact. Dirksen and Republican leaders press for full access to correspondence as debates over peace and security intensify.
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Azle
Cuba
Harlin
Whrushchev
Dirksen
Khrushchev
Krushchev
Senate
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NATO
Kremlin
Dia Moostdent
Warsaw
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Alexei
Adzhubel
Khnishchev
Pearch
Jeol Mies
One Killed Nine Hurt In LA Blast
A blast at a Los Angeles restaurant and adjoining apartment left one dead and nine injured. Firemen rescued victims from upper floors as the explosion hollowed the base of Benjamin's Restaurant at 2729 Wright Street. Authorities identified the deceased as Glen Wheeter, 31, of Hilton Avenue, with several employees from a rug cleaning company among the injured. The cause remained under investigation.
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Los Angeles
Polléo
Glen Wheeter
Sint
Hilton Ave
Smith
Sonhh
Mie
Restau
Hiker Toe Yen
Hal
Picket arrests mark LA CORE protest at tract
Demonstrators from CORE faced police action as 108 protesters gathered at a Los Angeles tract to protest housing segregation. Most arrests were for sit-ins on public property and trespassing, with others charged for assisting related offenses. Actress Ris Aloreno expected to join, while a separate information picket near Santa Monica denounced Tanner Motor Co for alleged non hiring of Black workers.
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Mose
Osiurcewiyy la Avuson'n Tales
Wilson Dan
Po- View
Marlon Aruvky
Ris Aloreno
Yat Core Offisciula
Los Angeles
Publisher Of Newsweek Kills Himself
Philip Graham 48 chief of Newsweek publisher, died by gunshot at his Virginia farm near Marshall. Graham, president and CEO of Washington Post Co, left his wife Katherine Meyer Graham and five children. Kennedy issued a statement praising his integrity and ability.
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Washington
Philip K. Vgratam
Thi
Nilion
Virginia
Vielic
Tte Hunt
Ant
Spectraay
Elely
Washinton
Pose Co
Chestnut Lodge
Rockville
Mel
Friendly
Haddl
Die Farm
Katherine Meyer
Marshall
Virginia Hunt Country
Graham
Harvard Law School
U.S. Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Felix Frankfurter
Miss Meyer
Iule
Post
Seamaning
Lyrmton BR
John
Kennedy
Philip Graham
Diel
Wilow
General blasts Raiders as North Korea raids widen
A U S Marine general denounced North Korean raiders as murderers and bandits after raids killed U S soldiers and demanded North Korea halt cross border attacks. North Korean spokesman countered with charges of spy activity and warned against UN actions near the demilitarized zone.
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Jon
Demilitarized Zone
UN Jay Contol Ambo
North Korea
U.S
Chong Hyyiang Chiang
Ened
Reeveling
North
Kavess
Locomotive Pair Slain In Indiana
Two railroad workers were shot to death in a bizarre assault aboard a locomotive in Hammond Indiana. Investigators said the killings occurred as a mock yard operation and involved a suspect firing a .22 caliber weapon. No immediate motive or suspects were identified.
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Indiana
Ste
Hammond
Ind
Chong
Maanmond Sorm
Crownwin
Cloud
Soyralssiut
Pentagon Skeptical of New Korean War Prospect
Pentagon doubts a major new Korean conflict will erupt despite provocative North Korean actions on the border. Analysts cite internal divisions within Pyongyang and external pressures from China, while noting U S and South Korean forces remain in defensive postures and are prepared to deter any escalation.
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Washington
Pentagon
Asia
Korea
Areon
China
U.S
South Korea
Defense Tne
Pated Tee
Amung
Alfied
Peking
Kerra
Aing
Thailand
Laos
United States
India
Chiis
Cliff Fall Kills SF Executive At Rainbow Ranch
Carl W. Bahn president of the Pacific Line Co. died after a fall at Rainbow Ranch near Eureka, 78 miles southwest. About 15 company officials were at the ranch for the season opening when a dinner incident preceded his death. He was a former California Marine Corps veteran and Silver Star recipient.
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Bureeka
GMD
Carl W. Bahn
Pacific Lain Ser Co
Rainbow Ranch
Mureka
Wowa | Tahr
San Francisco
W. Lloyd Walkie
Hahr
California
Berwood
Credit Union Building Starts in Pomona
The California Credit Union League announces a groundbreaking ceremony for a new 14 000 square foot headquarters in Pomona. Chairman Roy Maupin says the building will be on an Aleakre alley near the center, costing about half a million dollars. The league serves 1.6 million California members and has sheltered in the north since 1933.
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Pomona
Cilifon Credit Union
Leagee
California Avis Laker
Cereno
League
Wig
Leamie
Bilding
Royif Maupin
Pontona
Capri Ban On Noisemakers
Italian authorities ban all sound amplification and photography on beaches amid protests. Local government cites resident complaints and safety concerns as the basis for the order.
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Capri
Tomwotic Isles
Almanac Today Is Sunday August First 1963
Almanac notes the 216th day of 1963 with moon phase near full and stars of the morning and event skies. It lists births such as Sir Harry Lauder born in 1370 and notable historical events including Zenger’s acquittal in 1738 freedom of the press, U.S. Virgin Islands purchase in 1916, and wartime neutrality declarations.
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Tupiter
Satur
Mars
Saturn
Sir Harry Lauder
Civil rights march plans target quarter million in Washington
Aug 28 march aims to show unity behind President Kennedy's civil rights proposals. Big Six leaders including Roy Wilkins James Farmer and Martin Luther King Jr. discuss logistics for converging at Ellipse and Washington Monument then marching to the Lincoln Memorial. Airlines report extra planes and railroads rush to meet demand as supporters gather in Washington.
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Siluilay
Washington
National Council of Churches
Kennedy
Moon
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Janes Farmer
Congress of Racial Equattyy
Olig Maley
National Urban Teague
Aily Philip Hanwolph
Sleeping Car Portors Union
Walter Fauniroy
Washington, D.C
Martin Luther King Jr
Hus
Railrads
Wilkins
Mureliars
China to Lose Soviet Trade Says Tokyo AP Report
A Tokyo AP report says the Soviet Union will stop buying textiles from China and switch to Japan, India, Hong Kong and Thailand. The plan is to purchase about 298 million square yards of cotton, silk, rayon and fibre from the four regions this year, a shift that ends most prior trade with Red China.
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Tokyo
al- Ahi
Soviet Union
Red China
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