Weather forecast for San Francisco Bay Area and regions
San Francisco Bay Area mostly fair with afternoon warmth into Wednesday. Moderate northwest winds and cooler nights mostly above 60. Inland valleys expect highs 90s to near 100 with limited showers in Sierra Nevada areas. Coastal regions show overcast but clearing later, with winds from 10 to 20 mph and temperatures varying by locale.
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Jon Lonight
Tide Tables and Weather Note for August 17
Weather focused page lists tide and wind data for August 17 with variable low tides and westerly winds. It mentions highs and lows, fog tonight and morning, and rough figures for temperatures and speeds. The piece references Sunrise Sunset times and a forecast for today and tomorrow.
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Temperatures by City From Associated Press Report
A compiled list shows weather conditions and temperatures for cities nationwide. Values include Albany clear Albuquerque cloudy with high 96 and low 6, Chicago rain and New York cloudy with 67, Portland Oregon clear 57, Seattle clear 56, and Miami cloudy 75.
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Death Row Can May Get Life For Brubaker
Attorneys for Charles Brubaker on San Quentin's death row seek a life term via state courts. They withdrew a habeas petition and say the attorney general and Los Angeles DA would back a reversed verdict if the Supreme Court orders a new penalty trial under the Morey case. Brubaker, 40, was convicted of killing Irene Porter Morey and her son Craig in Los Angeles on July 2, 198.
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Gov Appoints Monasch as Finance Department Consultant
SACRAMENTO four point P Waller s J Monasch 41 of Alameda was appointed today by Gov Brown as a consultant to the Department of Finance Monasch a redevelopment director will carry out housing and community development activities authorized by the 1914 legislature He is a Democrat and will serve a nine month term at an annual salary of 18900
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Kennedy May Not Seek NY Senate Without Wagner OK
New York Governor Kennedy says he would not run for U S Senate in New York without Mayor Wagner's express approval. Wagner comments he would consider Kennedy a strong candidate if available while maintaining no endorsement before the Sept 1 nominating convention.
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San Mateo Couple Killed in Contra Costa Collision
An elderly San Mateo man and his wife died after their car collided with a truck trailer on Crow Canyon road in Contra Costa County. Arthur Steenson, 24, of 4007 Bayview Ave., was not alive at the scene and his wife Anna, 71, died later at Kaiser Foundation Hospital in Walnut Creek. The couple were en route to their granddaughter Mary Benjamin’s birthday party in Walnut Creek when the crash occurred at Old Highway 21.
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Banker Donner, 72, Fights Communism After Retirement
Robert N. Donner, 72, former Philadelphia investment banker, died Sunday in Colorado Springs after a long illness. He founded the Donner Foundation and served as an official of the American Security Council, a privately funded anti-Communist group.
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LBJ Signs Resolution Supporting Vietnam actions
President Johnson signed the congressional resolution backing his actions in Southeast Asia. He urged global circulation of the pledge that the United States will defend allies under attack. Johnson said the unanimous vote shows national unity and reaffirmed use of power as needed. He spoke after naval strikes against North Vietnam in retaliation for attacks on U S ships.
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California Supreme Court Affirms Salinger Appointment
In San Francisco the California Supreme Court upheld the interim appointment of Pierre Salinger to the U S Senate seat following Clair Engle’s death. The court rejected George Murphy’s bid to annul Salinger’s appointment and ruled Salinger eligible under state law and U S Constitution standards.
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Jurist Acts on Atlanta Case Ruling on Civil Rights Act stay
Justice Hugo L Black refused to stay the enforcement of the public accommodations section of the Civil Rights Act in a case from Atlanta. The Hart of Atlanta Motel Corp and Pickwick restaurant sought a stay pending Supreme Court review, while the Atlanta federal court had upheld the section’s validity. Black noted expedited consideration and suggested awaiting the first October meeting to set a date for argument.
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Frenen Authority Ponders Hunger and Bread
Fragmentary note cites Builal Savarin describing hunger and the staff of life. Text mentions Bead and bread as life’s core, with garbled terms suggesting references to heparin and medical concepts. Contains unclear names and dates, providing little coherent fact.
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Almanac Today August 11 1964 Historical Notes
Almanac entry for Tuesday August 11 1964 lists zodiac signs Lea and notable birthdays. It recalls past events: 1900 first radio 8 0 5 sent from Cape Hatteras, 1919 Carnegie's death, 1935 Nazis marching, 1962 Soviet space flight Nikolayev and Popovich. Thought for the day quotes Lincoln on slander.
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Real Estate Bias List Revealed By Officials
Gov. Edmund Brown's human rights office released a list of real estate brokers who allegedly discriminate against Mexican Americans and other ethnic groups. The list notes some listings say Do not show to Mexicans, prompting debate over Proposition H on the November ballot.
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William Becker
Becker
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Orien London
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Martin
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New Park Official Appointed at Yosemite National Park
David Pel Condon is named assistant superintendent of Yosemite National Park. He comes from Smokey Mountain National Park in North Carolina with a $7 salary and will replace Granville Liles, newly named superintendent of Rocky Mountain National Park. Condon began his Park Service career in 1946 as a ranger naturalist at Yellowstone National Park.
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