California Weather Forecast Summary Across Regions
Forecasts for Northern and Central California show mostly cloudy conditions with thunderstorms possible in some areas through Wednesday. Regions including San Francisco Bay Santa Clara and Livermore Valley Shasta Siskiyou and Sierra Nevada expect cooler conditions with unsettled skies and scattered showers at times.
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Califorias
Acallerad
Erssand
Noni
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Francisco Bay
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Altornogy
Booler
Marin
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Livermore
Santa Clara Valley
California
San Joaquin Valley
Wadonsday
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Qvargast
Salinas Valley
Fire and rescue calls across Alameda County area details
Fire crews responded to multiple incidents including grass fires on Fremont Blvd and near Shinn, a resuscitator call on Marview Drive, and a garage fire on Vogel Circle. Reports mention smoke alarms, suspected rubbish fires, and multiple locations from Newark to Pleasanton with ambulatory and rescue activity logged in early afternoon.
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Tire
Arte
Amleston
Selby Drive
Lee Discs
Fremont Blvd
Teesata Lake
Shinnie
Emito
Manley Ave
Curls
Grasa Hire
Be Pany
Niles
Newark
Bayonne
Chartes
Darvon
Pleasanton
Sunol
Verona
Notre Dame
Grass Hire
SAN Leandro Haas
St. Regis Paner
Marine Buulevard
Marview Prive
Fryer
Aurore Drive
Washington Ave
Pacific
Marriage Licenses Listing for Multiple Couples in California
A parsed notice lists numerous marriage license applications across California. Couples include residents of Pleasanton Livermore Hayward Castro Valley Fremont Castro Valley San Leandro and others with birth ages ranging from teens to adults. Addresses in Hayward Livermore and San Leandro accompany each filing.
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Wiebur-Vulgamore
Robart Tiehnely
Pleasanton
Carol Sue Vulgamore
Livermore
Malling
McLeod Street
Romito Marshall
Guy Desent Ronite
Fremont
Fatricia Ann Marshall
Newark
Olive Streql
Albrich White
Bruce Douglas Aldrich
Inwa City
I Awa
Sally May White
Castro Valley
Ing Addrass
Kerr Sty
Ellis Moseley
Lea Edward Ellis
Sai Leandro
Paula Joan Mose Fey
Midletown
San Lorenza
Drew S
San Lorenzo
Presant-Cotter
Robert Abraham Prasaot
Oakland
Laelitia Ann Cotter
San Leandro
Nome Sh
Warden Avé
Malling Adurais
Morales Court
Ervantez-Varela
Esequiel Cer Vanlet
Hayward
Carmen Veerela
Nabor Street
Warino-Wilson
Thomas Paul Marino
Isabelle Martha Wilson
Livermera
Fordham Way
Qleadkins
Robert James Cole Jr
Linde Margaret Adkins, III
Bath
Sty Hayward
Uronseisher
David Simonse
Ire
Barbara Nn Fisher
Bait
Cogulvia
Tutler-La Rosa
Darrell William Buffete
Retwood City
Erma isaJe Belle la Rosa
Juay Ave
Illey — Terrence Timothy Hogan
Carolesse Ca
Ma Brive
Lagelva Beach
California
Oregon
Arrishatemian
Oracter
Henry State Forestry
Fels
Leandrs
William Robart Ray
Ox Manor Avenue
Ang
Stersauza
Concord
Nalin
Coue
Shaban Drive
Soviet sculptor carves giant centaur in 30 days
In Yugoslavia the Soviet sculptor Ernest Niezvesni carved a giant centaur from an 11-ton marble block in 30 working days. The finished sculpture is planned for a park in the spa city centering the cultural display.
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Vrmjacka Banja
Yugoslavia
Ernest Niezvesni
New Policy To Aid War On Poverty
McNamara outlined a plan linking education and health service gaps to poverty, labeling poverty a social cancer affecting 32 million Americans, half of them children. He said defense should address these losses of human potential as a national security risk.
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McNamara
America
Defense Department
McNamerra
Montreal
United States
Secretary of Defense
L.A. Nurses End Pledge of No Strike
California Nurses Association abandons a 1949 pledge and signals a strike readiness amid wage disputes. They reject a proposed $100 monthly raise, cite low starting pay of about $40 monthly in some hospitals, and plan a minimum $400 monthly demand while skeleton crews would handle emergencies if strikes occur.
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Los Angeles
California
Hospital Council
Raymond Emerson
Emerson
Lillian Brown
Association
Orange County General Hospital
Nurses Association
Haywardite Ambush Stirs Labor Turmoil at Atlas Mining
An ambush killed Hall the general superintendent for Atlas Mining Corp in a Philippines mine area after gunfire struck his car near a ravine. A second casualty and three dozen cartridge cases suggest two gunmen. Officials tie the attack to ongoing miners strikes and pay disputes since 1959, with multiple incidents reported amid labor unrest.
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Telled
Gily
Gebu
Hall
Sens
Atlas Mining Corp
Philippines
Céassés
Dedham Sand Truck Crashes Through Wall on Route 1
A sand and gravel truck lost control in a busy stretch of Route 1 near Dedham Massachusetts. It jumped a traffic island crossed three lanes and plowed into a concrete wall before stopping. The driver was injured in the crash.
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Dedham, Mass
Forest Fire Aid Sought As 700 Men Work Over 42009 Acres
About 700 men and 41 pieces of equipment including aircraft were deployed by the State Forestry Department to contain a large forest fire in logged-over hills 20 miles west of Cottage Grove and about 15 miles south of Eugene. The blaze blackened roughly 42,009 acres along the edge of the Coast Range.
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Cottage Grove
Ors
State Forestry
Collage Grove
Eugene
Coast Range
July Cost Of Living Index Hits New High
Washington reports the July consumer price index rose four tenths of a percent, reaching 119.3, marking a new high. Food costs rose modestly though weather boosted some items, while services and transportation drove overall increases.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arnold Chase
Rama
Gov Brown asks Post Office to deliver mail to dear
Sacramento AP Gov Brown questions why the Post Office cannot deliver mail to residents in new subdivisions with curbside boxes. He backs legislation to restore door to door service, arguing curbside mail would create second class neighborhoods and delivery.
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Sacramento
Brown
U.S. Post Office Department
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
California
Drop Bill HUAC Told Amid Viet Nam Protest Debate
HUAC heard arguments against a proposed antiwar bill aimed at Americans aiding the Viet Cong and blocking troop shipments. Clark defended existing laws as sufficient, while allies warned the measure risks overreach and harsh penalties. Treasury counsel Pred B. Smith said current efforts suffice.
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Washington
Orly
Ramsey Clar
House
Clack
Viet Nam
Clark
Justice Department
Joe R. Pool
Dyex
William Windhali
Jovall Berg
Secre
Larg
Saha- Aeurs
Siilns
Pred B. Smith
Treasury Department
Soldier Wants To Carry His Own Pistol To Vietnam
Former Hayward High School student Hague seeks permission to bring a personal sidearm to Vietnam from Oakland Army Terminal. He argues training and family law enforcement ties justify carrying his own weapon, but Army spokesmen and medics policy state no personal firearms are allowed and many guns are confiscated from departing GIs.
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Pye
Vietnam
Oakland Army Terminal
Sept.a
Haygard High School
Hague
Joseph Manso
Moyers St
Castro Valley
Amy
Alameda County
Oakland
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