Weather Corner San Francisco Bay Area Through Saturday
Weather forecast covers Bay Area and valleys with fair to warm conditions through Saturday except for coastal and inland fog. Highs range from the 60s to upper 90s in various locales, with coastal northwesterly winds 10 to 25 mph and inland differences.
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Tide Table for Saturday August 21
Readable parts show tide times with low and high water values for Saturday August 21. The fragment mentions early morning and evening cycles with low and high points and references to dark conditions and weather indicators, but the OCR is damaged and full details are incomplete.
Temperatures Yesterday and Today Highs and Lows
Yesterday saw a high and today records show a low as weather officials report. Data indicates regional temperature swings with notable diurnal variations across the area.
Brown Forms Panel To Probe Watts Riot Causes
Governor Brown named an eight member panel led by John A. McCone to investigate the Watts unrest that damaged about 209 buildings and cost an estimated 200 million dollars. The group will have subpoena power to access all information.
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Iva
Shipping Strike Talks Open
Washington AP negotiations continue in the Goday East and Guilt Coast strike with no early settlement expected. A late session at the Labor Department failed to break the deadlock as Marine Engineers vote to accept a contract, clearing the way for five large liners to sail while ten merchant ships remain idle.
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Cape Kennedy security breach by two college students
Two Pennsylvania youths Gary Ralph Young 22 and Theodore Lee Ballinger 17 from State College were arraigned in Titusville on trespassing charges after slipping past a guard to near the Titan 2 rocket at Cape Kennedy. They were released pending a hearing after questioning by security police and Air Force officials said the pair were on a lark to watch the launch.
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Louisiana Prison Sit-Down Strike Fades at Angola
At Louisiana State Penitentiary Angola the overnight sit down strike by inmates protesting guards appeared to be breaking up. About half left the exercise yard. guards and state troopers maintained vigilance. Warden and prison officials reported most strikers would be released only if they agreed to return to work.
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Navy and Marines Seek Reserve Officers for Active Duty
The Navy and Marine Corps, facing personnel shortages due to Vietnam needs, invited active reserve officers to volunteer for at least one year of active duty. Categories including medical were listed, with volunteers commissioned after June 4, 1935, to be considered individually. None will be ordered to active duty within 30 days unless requested.
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Arms Sales Ban Requested in City Riot Crisis
Los Angeles AP reports a caller urges dealers to halt half of gun and ammunition sales until the riot crisis ends. The appeal stresses public safety and urges swift action by authorities.
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