Weather Summary for Northern California and Bay Area
Fair to Saturday with coastal fog and isolated thunderstorms possible in southern Sierra Nevada. Temperatures show little change, highs mostly in the 80s to mid 90s across regions, with coastal winds 8 to 20 knots and inland valleys remaining warm. Readings include San Francisco 65, Oakland 75, San Mateo 83, Salinas 90s to 100s, Santa Rosa 88, Napa 92, Ukiah 100, Monterey 67 to 73 coastal.
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Tide Tables Time Inaga High Sunrise Sunset
Tide tables and times read as high waters and daylight phases with sunrise at 6 29 and sunset at 7 08. The fragment notes early morning and evening hours and lists nautical readings for tides.
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East Bay Hit By Earthquake
An earthquake lasting four minutes struck the East Bay area near convergence aims at 4 pursuiy. It measured four on the Richter scale. University of California seismologists clocked it at 16:30 am. Police reported minimal damage, with only a note from Eddyard Moss for Pittsburgh describing the quake as patio.
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Laos Progress Seen By Envoy Harriman Sees Mixed Laos Talks
New York AP Harriman reports from Geneva that Laos negotiations show progress with factions pushing a central government while warning of hurdles. He notes the process is uneven and calls it a delicate push toward stability.
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Court Blocks Newburgh Welfare Code Enjoined
Newburgh, NY court blocks City Welfare Code and halts enforcement of a major reform package. Justice John P. Donahoe granted the temporary injunction on the city’s 12 percentage point welfare overhaul amid protests over work requirements, vouchers, and terminating aid to mothers with illegitimate children. Mitchell plans to appeal while blaming the welfare bill on budget pressures.
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Fisherman Guijette Dies After Cabin Trapped Swim
San Francisco AP report says Robert Guijette a 1 commerce fisherman died Thursday night at the U S Public Health Service Hospital. He had slept trapped for four days in a small cabin, rescued by Coast Guardsmen and flown by helicopter. His swollen body rose from 230 to 350 pounds due to confinement. His son Roy, 9, docked at Point Reyes during the rescue.
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Eight convicts surrender after Nashville prison uprising
In Nashville Tennessee eight inmates held 49 hostages for 25 hours in a penitentiary revolt. They demanded concessions but negotiations continued by Corrections Commissioner Keith Hampton. Ringleaders Raymond Farra and Robert Rivera faced maximum security, while Gov. Ellington said no concessions would be made and a forceful end was anticipated if needed. Hostages described the tense scenes and limited movement during the standoff.
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Noel Coward Show Draws Kennedy at Boston Theater
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy attended Noel Coward’s Fall Away at the Colonial Theater. She arrived seven minutes before curtain, posed for photos, and praised the musical as wonderful. Security kept backstage access. Coward thanked the crowd and cast as she departed.
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TV Facilities Bill Approved in House Commerce Committee
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill to provide 25 million dollars in federal funds to build educational television facilities. The money would be matched by the states and some pioneering states in educational TV would be reimbursed, including Alabama. The bill is sponsored by Representative Kenneth A. Roberts of Alabama.
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