Weather Roundup for San Francisco Bay Area and Regions
San Francisco Bay Area expects fair skies today and Sunday with minor temperature changes. Highs range from the mid 70s to low 80s in coastal cities and 94 to 105 in valleys. lows generally in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Inland areas report light westerly to northwest winds and limited cloud cover, with fog around Salinas and Monterey Bay.
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Fort Bragg
PUC Ruling Challenged By PT&T in California Supreme Court
Pacific Telephone petitions the California Supreme Court for a writ of review after a June decision by the State Public Utilities Commission cutting rates by 40.72 million dollars yearly and ordering an 80 million dollar retroactive refund, while reducing return on equity from 7.75% to 6.3%. PT&T argues retroactive refunds exceed authority and violate due process, claiming the order undermines tariffs legally established and targets PT&T due to AT&T ownership. The ruling, by commissioners Habbott McKeage Grover, was approved with dissent by Bermett and Mitchell.
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State Public Utilities Commission
State Supreme Court
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Pt&t
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Frederick B. Habbott
Everett ©. McKeage
George G. Grover
William M. Bermett
Peter E. Mitchell
Viet Nam Crisis Evolves as Night-Time Attacks Shape Conflict
A chaotic week in Vietnam unfolds with conflicting reports of naval clashes in the Gulf of Tonkin. US President Johnson orders retaliatory strikes and protest notes to Hanoi while Soviet China reactions appear muted. Amid rapid political maneuvering, Congress swiftly backs the President as military actions widen across Southeast Asia with carriers Constellation and Ticonderoga involved.
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Almanac Today August 8 1964 Readings and Notes
Almanac entry for Saturday August 8 1964 notes First Quarter moon approaching. Featured events include Luftwaffe day raids beginning 1940, U N charter ratification in 1945, Soviet war on Japan in 1945, Florence Chadwick swimming English Channel record in 1950, a 1963 mail train robbery in England, and a Poe quote.
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British Isles
Harry Trusnan
England
Obituary for Hilario Covarrubias of Hayward
Hilario Covarrubias, a native of Mexico, died recently in Hayward. He worked in the Bay Area as a miller service professional for 30 years. He is survived by his wife Mary and a son Ernest Flores, both of Hayward. Funeral and burial arrangements planned at Lone Tree Cemetery and Mount Eden Cemetery with Pentecostal services held at the Hayward Mortuary on Mission Boulevard.
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Daughters Of Judge Murdered Victims Identified
Jackson Wyoming AP reports two daughters of a Chicago area judge were raped beaten and strangled in a hotel. A third girl in the room survived. Funeral services for William Lawrence the youngest victim will be held Monday at Sorensen Brothers Chapel Hayward. Andrew Pixley 21 of Dallas arrested as suspect. Pixley found in a death room by officers. he is a former construction worker for Heafey Moore. Law rence was Hayward native surviving spouse Letitia two daughters Clady and Debby, grandchildren and sisters listed in report.
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Truck Driver Halts Suspect and Bank Robbery Turmoil
LOS ANGELES AP Banks official Ronald Young raised the alarm when a suspect attempted a robbery at Bank of America on South Broadway. A truck driver halted the suspect, chased him two blocks, and officers recovered about 500 dollars. The suspect, Frank Avila, 23, was held on armed robbery charges amid a chaotic early morning scene.
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Mira Lama
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Mailing of Bomb Denied
Army Captain Alvin Klein, 33, contends psychiatric treatment now helps him deny mailing his wife an explosive. He faces charges over a 1963 Chicago blast via mail to Myriah Klein, injuring two postal workers and breaking windows. Prosecution says Klein admitted, after a lie detector test, to possibly placing a brass Viet Cong booby trap in the coat sent to his wife.
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Chicago
Smog Device Hearing Held in California Inquiry
San Francisco reports state officials testifying before the Assembly on smog device installation and complaint trends. D A Jensen of the Motor Vehicle Board cites 220 000 of 4 million devices with complaints, blaming faulty installation rather than device failure. experts note most issues involve transmissions and other car components, while devices reportedly help at 11 000 to 20 000 mile intervals.
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President Segni of Italy suffers stroke at work
Rome AP reports President Antonio Segni of Italy, 73, had a cerebral stroke Friday in his study at the presidential palace. A palace spokesman said by Friday night his condition was satisfactory. Pope Paul VI sent a blessing, and Premier Aldo Moro interrupted a cabinet meeting. Late Friday the palace said his heart and pulse were regular and he rested in his bedroom with Dr. Giuseppe Gionchi and his wife Laura. another consultation was planned Saturday.
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Segni
Giuseppe Gionchi
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