Weather Snapshot Across Regions With Variable Winds
Weather Corner reports mixed conditions across the Bay Area and central coast. Highs range from the mid sixties to mid eighties with cooler readings inland Sacramento Valley through Tuesday, while coastal and bay areas see fog in the mornings and west to northwest winds 5 to 20 mph.
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Temperatures Yesterday and Today in Southern Alameda County
A weather note reports yesterday's high and today's low temperatures for the Southern Alameda County area. The data highlights daily temperature extremes and current conditions across the region.
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Tide Tables for Rugsoay and Aveuse
Tide tables show height times for Rugsoay and Aveuse with sunrise and sunset data. Includes high tides and related Bark figures, noting a Saturday reading and nautical timing details.
Congress Faces Busy Week Ahead in Immigration Education and Defense
AP reports Washington braces for a packed agenda this week as lawmakers consider immigration changes, education funding, and defense spending. Key bills and votes loom, shaping policy on multiple fronts amid ongoing negotiations and potential adjournment scenarios.
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Parliament Hills MBs Coingressional Leaders Hint at September Work
Parliamentary sources say mid September may see Senate Congress move to approve a big money funding bill to fund states. Prime Minister Harold Wilson aims to fill Norman Dodds' seat after his death in hospital. Efforts mount to draft a new military contraction bill to replace a vetoed 1.74 billion measure and address executive legislative separation concerns.
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Off Jobs For Riot Duty Plea To Employers Of Guardsmen
Sacramento AP reports Lt Gen Roderic Hill says employers should not hold against thousands of National Guardsmen pulled from civilian jobs for a week to quell Los Angeles rioting. With 13,400 troops mobilized, most paid less than civilian salaries, Hill urged leniency as troops return to civilian life. He noted fewer than 1,000 remain in the riot area, praised troops’ restraint, and described the riots as caused by long-standing issues with limited involvement by militants from the Black Muslim sect. The chronology covers notices from the governor’s office and early troop deployments to Glendale and Los Angeles, with the last steps outlined as reinforcements arrived Friday.
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Daily Review newspaper listing and contact details
A fragmented masthead and address list for The Dotty Review of Hayward California describe publication details including second class matter status, post office act citation, subscription rates, and contact offices in Hayward San Leandro Fremont Livermore with phone numbers and addresses for multiple city offices.
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Beatles Plan To Hide Out In Beverly Hills Weeklong Break
LOS ANGELES AP The Beatles plan a weeklong hideout in Beverly Hills to rest before their U S tour. A spokesman said they chartered a plane from Portland to an undisclosed airport and will visit Disneyland Hollywood venues and beaches before performances in San Diego Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Retirement demand climbs as auto industry faces aging workforce
Detroit based report shows retirement applications rising sharply across major automakers. With $400 monthly pensions at age 60 and production ramping to launch 1966 models in September, several plants including Flint and Saginaw fear skilled trades shortages as as many as four in five workers seek retirement in some shops. Some agreements allow retirement at 55 for $200 under 1964 three year contracts with the UAW.
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Lost Youths Rescued After Two Day Wander in Sequoia
Douglas Whitehead and Jerry Holmes both 15 from Pacoima were rescued by a 23 man park ranger search team after wandering for two days from Dorst Camp toward Crystal Cave. They called for help from an abandoned ranger station, were brought back to Dorst Campground where their parents waited.
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Almanac Today August 24 Historical Entries
Almanac notes August 24 as the 235th day in 1006 with 130 to follow. It lists celestial bodies, birthdays such as General Jonathan Wainwright, and notable events: Massachusetts Bay Colony labor legislation in 1630, Ma Ferguson’s gubernatorial nomination in 1924, Valentino’s death mourning in 1936, and 1961 Berlin tensions with U.S. and Russia. A Truman quote closes the item.
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Mississippi Minister Wounded By Buckshot
Rev. Donald A. Thompson 59 year old pastor and civil rights volunteer was shot in the back while entering his Jackson apartment. Police say a white assailant fired from a car. Thompson faced a punctured lung and a broken shoulder. The incident echoes Medgar Evers’s 1963 murder in Jackson and NAACP ties.
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Madam Chiang Kai-shek to Visit San Francisco
TAIPHI AP reports Madame Chiang Kai-shek wife of the ROC leader is to spend a few days in the San Francisco area during her U S visit arriving in Honolulu. She plans meetings with brother Soong Tse-an in nearby Berkeley and will spend time with eldest sister Madame Kung in New York state.
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Victory Seen But Not Decisive In Chu Lai Battle
Honolulu AP reports Gen Krulak says the Chu Lai operation was major but not decisive. He notes 600 Viet Cong killed, 2,000 suspected, and hundreds wounded. intelligence from Vietnamese civilians aided the mission. Marines praised for performance and lessons learned from the largest U S ground encounter to date in Vietnam.
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Wedding Brawl Quelled by LA County Deputies
Los Angeles County sheriffs dispatched more than 30 deputies to a Mexican American wedding party southwest of Los Angeles to quell a melee that drew nearly 100 youths. The fight ended about an hour after deputies arrived. One youth was stabbed, 12 arrested. Victim Anthony Torres, 21, of Torrance, sustained a back knife wound and was listed in fair condition.
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