Weather Summary for Bay Area and Central California
Weather Corner notes fair and warmer conditions through Thursday across regions from the Bay Area to the Sierra. Highs range from the 70s to mid 80s in coastal valleys with mainly light to breezy north and northwest winds. Fire hazard elevated in the mountains with strong winds and low humidity in parts.
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Tide Tables and Weather Notes for August Day
Tide tables for Thursday August 7 with rough times and notes on sunset at 7 57 PM. Mentions yesterday's high and today’s low temperatures and mentions light figures and dark figures for tides.
Wilkins Presses Civil Rights Stand in Democratic Platform
AP Wire Wilkins leader of civil rights groups urges Democrats to vow vigorous enforcement of new civil rights laws to contrast with Republican positions. He criticizes Goldwater's state solutions and calls for full implementation and nationwide action to prevent urban unrest.
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France opens Chinon nuclear plant begins tests
The Chinon nuclear power station in France began operating Monday night. It will undergo tests for the remainder of the year and early next year it is expected to supply about 17.00 kilowatts of power.
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No Job For Barry Jr in Goldwater Campaign
Minneapolis AP reports Barry Goldwater Jr declares he will not seek any government position if his father wins the presidency. The 22 year old son of the Republican candidate says he wants to make it on his own and will not accept a government job.
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Makarios Agrees to Ease Cyprus Blockade
The United Nations said Greek Cypriot President Makarios agreed to ease the blockade that cut fuel food and water to surrounded Turkish Cypriot villages including Kuma Kokki a Lolka and Limnite areas. He insisted that easing must not harm normal military security. The move aims to restore water to Kuma while keeping pressure on Turkish Cypriots from the embattled northwest coast. U.N. commander Gen K S Thimayya and Galo Plaza Lasso helped finalize the accord after talks with Makarios amid U.S. pressure to cooperate with peace efforts.
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Fino Challenges Keating For Senate Nomination
Rep. Paul A. Fino of Bronx County GOP declares candidacy against Sen. Kenneth B. Keating in Rochester for the Republican U S Senate nomination. Keating, seeking a second term, has not endorsed presidential nominee Barry Goldwater, triggering party debate and potential floor fight at the GOP State Committee meeting. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and other leaders react to the shift as the race unfolds.
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Hilton Guest Beaten in San Francisco Hotel Incident
A maid heard screams from Mrs. Gertrude Goodman’s room at the Nit on Hotel in San Francisco after an assault in which Goodman, about 59, was beaten and grazed by a bullet. She was taken to Children’s Hospital in critical condition as police pursued clues including a missing car and purse.
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Leukaemia breakthrough eyed in virus study findings
Senate report highlights three year effort in leukemia research noting virus like particles found in some patients may grow in lab tests. Officials say study aims to confirm if particles cause leukemia and could lead to a vaccine with a $140 million NCI appropriation plus $101 million for virus research programs.
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Earthquake Shakes Chile Rattles Atacama Province
A strong quake struck Atacama Province in northern Chile early Tuesday causing residents to flee homes. No reports of casualties or major damage followed the tremor.
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