Weather Corner Forecast For San Francisco Bay Area
Bay Area and Northern California expect mostly fair weather through Friday with minimal temperature changes. Highs range from the upper sixties to mid nineties in inland valleys, while coast and bay cities see 60s to low 80s. Winds mainly west to northwest 10 to 22 knots near the coast, higher 18 to 48 knots offshore and in Monterey Bay. Night lows in the 50s to 60s, with some coast fog near Salinas and Salinas Valley readings reaching 90 to 100 in hot inland spots.
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Army Readies For Buildup If Necessary
Washington reports the Army plans to add up to 15 000 troops by next summer if crises widen. Secretaries said 113 National Guard and Reserve units are designated priority for possible call to active duty while overseas duty lengths and enlistment terms are extended. The force target remains 1 008 000, with more troops retained and divisions restructured for rapid deployment under SPRAC and NATO reinforcement.
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Tide Tables for August 18 Notable Tide Details Included
Tide tables list sunrise at 6 28 and sunset at 8 00 with daytime and night tide times. The fragment mentions location codes and instruments for tides at F Pol 8 F and other items, but specifics are unclear.
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Wind topples Verona opera stage in deadly storm
A violent windstorm during a Verona open air opera performance caused the cardboard city scenery to collapse, killing a spectator and injuring several others as 150 cast and crew battled the downpour and rising panic among thousands of attendees.
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Lawyer Attacks Marine Handling of Okinawa Suspect
In San Francisco defense counsel for Sgt. Laverne J. Young contends Marine authorities brutalized him during nine days of confinement in Okinawa. Lt. Eric Ketaman urged the Navy-Marine Corps Clemency Board in Pensacola to overturn Young’s conviction for selling government property on the black market, arguing the interrogation and confinement tainted the case and that no further punishment should follow.
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Farmers Block French Road Protests Hit Highway Junction
About 200 farmers led by a dozen militants blocked a highway near Montadean in the southwest region on Wednesday. The rally, part of a long wave of demonstrations over farm versus grocery prices, disrupted traffic at a busy junction.
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Border States Coolish Again
A cool air mass covered the northeastern border states for the third straight day. Temperatures ranged in the upper 40s to lower 50s from the northern Great Lakes to northern New England. Alpena Michigan reported a low of 38 degrees. Readings in the 60s appeared from the central Atlantic states through the upper Mississippi Valley and into the Pacific Northwest. Some scattered showers occurred but rainfall was light overall.
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First to Drop Newburgh Relief Man Reapplies
The first relief recipient to drop off work under Newburgh welfare rules may reapply after quitting a half day of aid jobs at city hall. Welfare officials said the man returned later to report he had lost the painter helper job, which lasted one day. City Welfare Commissioner Peter Z. Petrillo said the man would be returned to relief rolls and assigned to city hall duties. California official William R. MacDougall warned Newburgh may not sustain its 90 day relief cut, arguing such a move could violate state and federal statutes.
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City To Try Newburgh's Relief Plan
Richmond will pilot a welfare relief program requiring a small group of recipients to work one hour for every two dollars of aid. County officials approved the plan on suggestion from Supervisor Nejedly and the social welfare department, with details still being worked out with the Richmond City Council.
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Bright Given McCarthy's Vehicle Job
Sacramento veteran journalist Tom M. Bright, 41, of Sacramento, was named permanent state director of motor vehicles by Gov. Edmund G. Brown, succeeding Robert J. McCarthy after a heated exchange. Bright had served as acting director and previously deputy, earning a salary of 10,400 a year. He has long ties to state government and United Press International.
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Gov Brown names Ward as new aide in Sacramento
Governor Brown appoints Paul Ward as information officer and deputy director to replace Pope. Ward, a longtime Senate consultant, will serve as governor's aide and assist in the government operations, while McCarthy faces personal travel issues and changes in DMV leadership.
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Almanac Highlights and Historical Events for August 17
Almanac notes for Thursday August 17, 1961 with celestial positions and historical milestones. Births include Davy Crockett in 1786, Lou Gehrig’s consecutive games record in 1916, Wendell Wilkie’s 1940 nominating speech, and Alger Hiss exposure in 1948. Joye Kilmer quote ends the day.
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Elephant Return Planned at Belle Isle Zoo
Detroit AP reports three year old elephant Kila is well enough to return to work at Belle Isle Zoo. She will meet children again on a shorter hand basis after illness from July 6 when she swallowed a rubber ball, zoo director Frank McTonis said she will be taking medication for a while.
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Kila
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Belle Isle Zoo
Zoo
Frank McTonis
Moon Rocket Engine Fails In Public Test
Edwards Air Force Base California reports a public engine test failure of the Moon Rocket FL engine during a demonstration. The rocket burned briefly for about 2 seconds before a fuel valve switch was damaged by vibration causing automatic shutdown. NASA officials say the FL is part of the air vehicle program and aims to boost a three man Apollo craft.
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