Weather Forecast for Regions Today
National forecast indicates cooler temperatures in the Upper Mississippi Valley and the upper Great Lakes. Rain is forecast for the lower Great Lakes and the southern Rockies. Scattered showers expected in the Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee Valleys, plus the south Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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Fog and cloud spread across California forecast
The Associated Press SAN forecast shows coast fog and low overcast inland through Sunday with cooler periods in many regions. Expect westerly winds 10 to 20 mph afternoons, lighter nights, and scattered clearing in certain coastal areas with inland cooling and some clouds moving into the southern deserts and mountains.
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Johnson addresses riots in Rhode Island and calls for restraint
Johnson warns at the University of Rhode Island that racial riots hinder equality efforts. He urges a domestic policy to reduce strife, support conservation, and promote colorblind suburbs while resisting escalation of intimidation and federal spending as solutions to discrimination.
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South County Fire Calls Reported Across Districts
Fire dispatches list grass fires and incidents across Hayward Newark Fremont and surrounding areas. Calls include grass fires on 1509 Tyra Ant asper mont Fire 483 am and 2500 Panama Street, a crash fire near Fircrest, a rubbish fire at Newark and Cedar, and a brush blaze at Brass Fire.
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Auto Strike Fears Rise as Big Three Hedge on Talks
Detroit reports growing indications the United Auto Workers may strike if the Big Three GM Ford and Chrysler fail to reopen contracts. UAW wants a wage rise linked to a 10 percent peak, arguing current rates lag behind 5.2 percent yearly gains, affecting about 100,000 skilled Big Three workers and 700,000 hourly workers overall.
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Actor Holden Ordered to Stand Trial in Auto Fatal
Lucca Italy AP William Holden 48 was ordered to stand trial on all manslaughter charges after a July 26 collision near Pisa that killed Giorgio Valerio 42. Holden and two girls traveling with him were unhurt. Trial date not set. manslaughter carries one to five years in prison but jail is rare.
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Truck Ban Set Aside Proposal in Oakland
The article describes a temporary truck ban in Oakland tied to the MacArthur Freeway project. Jerry O'Shea of the California Division of Highways explains the ban is a 62 day cease operative restriction with a potential 10 day recall, under review as San Leandro considers similar actions.
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Airlines Resume Flights After Major Strike
United Press International reports airlines resumed operations nationwide after machinists ended a long strike. Eastern, United, Trans World, National and Northwest began flying as crowds returned to airports with delayed schedules and limited seating. By Sunday many flights aimed to return to normal, though some routes remained limited.
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Bert Corona Elected President of Mexican American Association
Bert Corona of Oakland was elected president of the Mexican American Political Association at its seventh annual convention in San Francisco. He succeeds Eduard Quaveda of Los Angeles and advocates recognizing Spanish as an official second language in California and the southwest. Cesar Chavez of Delano spoke as the keynote, with a pending AFL-CIO charter for the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee.
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Bombing at Da Nang Take Ten Club Injures Twelve
Terrorists hurled grenades into a Saturday night crowd at Da Nang's Take Ten club injuring twelve, eight Americans among them. Guards fired back, wounding one suspect and capturing another. At Da Nang air base and Haiphong area U.S. jets conducted raids targeting North Vietnamese storage and supply sites as officials warned of possible further assaults amid upcoming elections.
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Chavez Sees 1960s Farm Labor Drive Expansion
Chavez predicts a nationwide farm labor drive expanding from California to Texas and the Rio Grande Valley. He expects 10 000 to 15 000 workers to petition Gov. Connally for higher wages and better conditions during the MAPA convention continuing through Sunday.
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Castro Valley Man Killed in Bridge Abutment Crash
Leslie J. Nalstead a 23 year old warehouseman died at the scene when his car a 1962 Thunderbird veered into a bridge abutment on the MacArthur Freeway near Grand Avenue Oakland. He lived at 2929 Bentley Court. Police said no apparent reason for the accident.
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Medicare impact grows as elderly share rises in area hospitals
Hospitals report higher elderly admission shares after Medicare begins, with Eden and Doctors Hospital noting increased patient ages and added record keeping. Administrators anticipate summer lull easing, while fearing higher costs and staffing gaps as Medicare reimbursements lag projections.
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