Weather Corner Fair Through Tomorrow With Warm Temps
Northern California remains fair and warmer through Tuesday with coastal fog on the west side of Panin sila. Highs reach the 70s to 100s across regions including San Francisco 74 and Salinas 83 to 105. nights dip to 50s and 60s with light to gentle winds.
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Tide Tables Tuesday August Tide Times and Sun Data
Tide Tables for Tuesday August provide high and low water times with heights, a sunrise and sunset schedule, and light and dark phase notes computed for Fl Palnt. The text lists high and low water moments, sunrise at 6:24 and sunset at 4:05, and notes tidal computations for the local planting area.
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Temperatures Report for Boutymern Alameda County
Yesterday the high reached into the 70s with cooler conditions overnight. Today's readings show variable temperatures across Alameda County with intervals of sun and clouds and highs near the 70s.
Surgeons Reattach Severed Hand in San Diego
In San Diego AP report, Joseph Ly Meske remains in satisfactory condition at Sharp Memorial Hospital more than 48 hours after surgeons reattached his severed left hand. A six hour operation stitched major arteries and tissues, though veins, bones, and nerves still require extensive work to ensure survival and function.
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Mother Burns in Fiery Rescue at Alameda Apartment
An Alameda mother, Mrs Pope, ran back into a blazing apartment to rescue four children but found they had already been saved. Police say she knocked down a neighbor who died trying to stop her and suffered extensive burns to her arms and back.
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Israel Reverses Fair Decision
In Jerusalem premier David Ben-Gurion's government reversed an earlier economy driven decision and urged participation in the 1964 New York World’s Fair. The shift comes after reconsidering the cost and benefit to Israel.
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Crane Topples Onto Train In Queens Pileup
A construction crane fell from an overpass onto Long Island Railroad tracks in the Woodside area of Queens injuring six passengers, five critically. The Jamaica Station to Pennsylvania Station service was disrupted as power was cut and responders treated victims at St. John’s Hospital.
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Jack Webb Gets Badge in Long Beach
Lakewood juvenile division acting sergeant Jack Webb receives badge 714 after years of pursuit. Deputy Robert Copland, badge 74, retires this week, ending a decade on the force. Webb’s badge marks a long awaited achievement for the officer.
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Truth on U S Suppressed Editor Sees Soviet Wasteland of Suspicion
In a Dallas report, vice president Flix R. Metnight of the Sallas Times Herald describes a hidden Soviet Union. He criticizes propaganda, outlines Khrushchev’s power, and contrasts agriculture, housing, and transport. He warns of continued Cold War tensions and the risk of world domination.
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Five pub patrons protest necktie rule with bare torsos
BASILDON England five patrons entered a pub weekend drink wearing collars vests and ties but no shirts. They aimed to mock a house rule requiring neckwear. In Indianapolis police rushed to War Memorial Plaza for a fellow officer in trouble. William Hoss reported the fountain overflowing. In Flamstead England Stanley Morris marketed a novel barter with farmers trading cars for cattle or horses or even turkeys. In Chicago Mrs Dolorus Ambrose lamented to police that her husband grew furious after a guest hid 55 50 in a tag.
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Weather Summary Across Regions With Mixed Rain and Warm Conditions
A weather overview notes mostly fair skies with brief wet spells in parts of the nation. Cloud cover dominates the central Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes while Upper Michigan sees rain. Ohio and Tennessee Valleys report showers. Thunder showers in western Oklahoma, the Texas Panhandle, Southwest Texas and New Mexico. Guymon Oklahoma experiences heavy rain and hail, near two inches in six hours. Washington and the Pacific Northwest have lighter showers. overnight temperatures show minor changes. Warm, hot spells persist in the South with high nighttime readings along the Gulf Coast and lower Mississippi. Central California inland remains warm.
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Officials Silent Space Fear Regards Sent Soviet by JFK
President Kennedy congratulated the Soviet Union on its space feat but U S space officials withheld comment amid concerns the United States trails in the race to the moon. Astronauts and officials voiced cautious optimism and noted a long, ambitious American plan remains underway.
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Searchers Seek Child Body Near Placerville California
Searchers scoured the Eldorado National Forest near China Flat Campground for 4 year old Katy Schwartz who vanished after being swept over a mountain stream falls on a Saturday. Deputies reported her father Hugh L. Schwartz saw her in the water just before she went over the falls as divers worked through deep water holes without success.
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Almanac notes for August fifteenth 1962
United Press International Almanac for Monday August 15 lists the 225th day of 1962 with 140 to follow. It notes celestial appearances and historical events including Lucy Stone's birth in 1818 and the Broadway hit Under the Gaslight opening in 1867. The year’s top song was Yes We Have No Bananas in 1928 and a 1930 aviation speed record from Los Angeles to New York is cited.
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New York Faces in Flux as Buildings Multiply
New York undergoes rapid urban transformation with a surge of new towers in Manhattan. The Times notes projects around Rockefeller Center and Midtown including the Hilton, American, and other high rises, plus plans for a World’s Fair in Queens and a new bridge.
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Cosmonauts Ban Frequencies Stated by Moscow News
Soviet officials outline radio band restrictions for cosmonauts listing megahertz allocations 19.9 20.005 and 145.625 as forbidden bands in Moscow dictated guidance.
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