Five Day California Weather Forecast Highlights
Weather outlook across California shows no rain threats Monday with cooler conditions in delta areas. Northern and Central California expect coastal fog in the mornings, light to moderate winds 10 to 20 mph, and highs ranging from the mid 60s to mid 90s across regions including Sacramento Valley, Bay Area, Salinas Valley, and San Joaquin Valley. Overnight overcast and cooler nights persist into Thursday with inland areas experiencing warm afternoons and variable coastal influence especially along Monterey Bay and Santa Barbara. Data includes city specifics like Hayward Pleasanton and Santa Maria with temperatures and wind notes for Thursday.
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Sierrat
Salinas Valley
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Spoksneay
Manses City
Tampas
Washington
South County Fire Calls Reported for Achoue Period
Fire calls across Southern Alameda County agencies report multiple grass fires with no injuries. Incidents include Catalina Drive San Leandro Bermuda and Aurora Street, and Nimitz Freeway Crosby area. A fatality is noted at Fellmont Hospital from natural causes. Additional calls involve grass fires on Nimitz, Grant Avenue, and Dixon Road plus car fire.
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Alameda County
San Leandro
Catalina Drive
Barmuda
Aurore
Nimite
Crosby
Edward F. Garrison
Fellmont Hospital
San Lorenzo
Grant
Acras
Mauber
Ewan Miler
Ralsner
Tyree
Nienne Fraaway
Dixon Road
Wal
Damane
Professors Pay Progressing with Senate Role Strengthened
Dumke noted salaries, though not ideal, have improved relative to other colleges and universities. He highlighted a growing faculty role in policy making since the state wide Academic Senate was founded in 1960, serving as an official voice and being consulted on major policy matters with recommendations followed about 90 percent of the time. He stressed that faculty benefits and any programs needing extra funds require State Legislature approval.
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Dumke
Senate
Mayor Rips Fremont Council
A local report details a clash between Mayor and Fremont City Council, with sharp exchanges over policy. The confrontation escalates during the meeting, highlighting governance tensions and public disagreement over city priorities.
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Rips
Fremont Council
Viet Nam troop totals loom large by year end
U S officials estimate Viet Nam forces could reach about 400000 by year end with talks of increasing manpower. President Johnson said more troops would be provided as needed and Gen Westmoreland would request reinforcements. Supporters cite studies suggesting a possible 450000 ground force for long term needs.
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Thhan
Johnson
Westmoreland
William
U.S
Stennis
Pentagon
City May Pay For Car Study In Hayward
Hayward may fund the hill area traffic study with 18 000 dollars after state college funds were delayed by a November bond vote. Wilbur Smith & Associates handles the study, aiming to align city and college traffic plans amid finance department delays and a statewide college bond election on November 8.
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Hayward
California State College
Wilbur Smith & Associates
William G. Vandenburgh
Cal State
State College
Layward
State Department of Finance
Sacramento
Vandenburgh
Raymond E. Doran
Finance Department
Department of Finance R
Brown balks at plan for welfare recipient education
Gov rejects subsidies to private welfare groups in Alameda Contra Costa and Monterey counties proposed to guide recipients on programs, how to work with welfare offices, and qualifications. Wedemeyer said contracts totaled about 24 000 dollars per county with federal and state funds, while the governor opposed funding groups whose aims include educating people to qualify for more welfare benefits.
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Sacramento
Brown
Department of Brown
Wedemeyer
John Wedemeyer
Firegtare
Alameda
Contra Costa
Monterey
Alameda County
Atom Laboratory Official Dies in Vallejo Transport Chief
Livermore Byron L. Auker, 46, manager of transportation and materials distribution at Atomic Laboratory, died yesterday. The program was authorized by the 1965 legislature and Auker said they worked for a while on a system to control and hand the distribution of materials.
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Wedemeyer
Livermore
Byron L
General Electric
Auker
Transportatios Atomic Laboratory
Jury wrangle delays tilt trial of shotgun slayings
In San Francisco UPI reports legal wrangling over juror selection for four accused in a shotgun killing at Don Nilsons. Judge Norman Elkington presided on the third day as seven veniremen were excused for death penalty opposition or personal reasons. Each side used five of forty peremptory challenges.
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San Francisco
UPI
Don Nilsons
Norman Elkington
Friendly Viet Nam Village Bombed By Mistake, 15 Die
In a misdirected strike a friendly village was bombed and 15 people died. The injured were taken to a U S hospital in Can Tho while U S planes conducted hundreds of strikes across North and South Vietnam. An all night battle in the Central Highlands saw Korean Tiger Division rout a North Vietnamese battalion, with 170 enemy killed and 78 weapons seized. President Johnson said aircraft losses were lower than expected after discussions with Defense Secretary McNamara.
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U.S
Can Tho
Central Highlands
Korean Tiger Division
North
South Viet Nam
U.S. Command
Washington
U. S
South
Viet. Nam
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. Mc
Namara
Tir
Daily Review Publahad in Hayward California
Publication details for The Daily Review Publahad include editors Heyd Sparks and Willie Chilsory, with subscription rates listed as ten cents per week and monthly pricing. Multiple office locations are noted in Hayward Fremont and Liverpool, California, plus a billing address at 116 W, Winton Ave Box 2127 Hayward.
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The
Daily Review Publahad
Dolly Review, Inc
Heyd Sparks
Willie Chilsory
Hayward
Califoci
Winton Aven
Hayward, Colls
Winton Ave
Alantor
County
California
Sam Leandeg
Colt
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