Weather Corner Fair Through Tuesday Coast Fog Inland Morning
Regional forecast shows fair conditions through Tuesday with coastal high fog inland in the morning. Temperatures range from the mid 60s to low 100s in various valleys and bays. winds mainly west to northwest 5 to 22 mph. Highs include San Mateo 70 and Salinas Valley 93 to 103. coastal fog persists in Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley with generally mild nights.
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Stop Luce Effort Triggers New York Conservative Tug
In New York a split emerges over Clare Boothe Luce as Conservative party candidate against Republican Sen. Kenneth B. Keating. National figures press Goldwater supporters to back the ticket, while Rep. Miller defends Goldwater’s lack of influence over the Conservative party. Kennedy’s Democratic bid gains momentum at Atlantic City, with Mayor Wagner and Adlai Stevenson backing him. Stratton plans to challenge Kennedy at the September state convention.
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Catholic Bishops Denounce Racism Across California
Catholic bishops in California issued a Sunday statement denouncing racism and segregation as incompatible with Christian teaching. They urged equal opportunity in employment housing and education while condemning violence and emphasizing universal human dignity. Cardinal McIntyre led signatories including bishops Bell McGucken Willinger Begin Donohoe Furey and Maher.
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California Bishops Committee On Public Affairs
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Santa Rosa
Bald Eagle Wires Itself to Death on Power Lines
In San Bernardino California an adult bald eagle with a 73 inch wingspan died after touching two power lines while landing on a pole. The bird suffered a fatal electrical shock during the Sunday incident.
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Knowland Joins Goldwater National Campaign Team
Former Senate leader William Knowland is named to Barry Goldwater's national policy strategy advisory committee and will campaign nationwide for the Republican nominee. Dean Burch announces, noting Knowland helped Goldwater in California's primary. Reagan and M. Philip Davis named statewide co chairs. Henry Salvatori oversees finances. Gaylord Parkinson leads the California campaign through 58 county committees.
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Goldwater Critics Farm Policy to Business Leaders
Washington AP Sen Barry Goldwater presents his campaign stance to business leaders, urging voluntary price support programs for crops and opposing federal controls. He stresses orderly marketing within a dynamic U.S. market and opposes measures he calls a bread tax while criticizing Johnson administration farm policy. He plans a New York reception with bankers and industrial leaders to outline foreign and domestic issue positions.
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Goldwater
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Eight 18 Year Old Rescues Children From Fire
An 18 year old boy named Mike Andrews saved eight children from a blaze that destroyed two homes. He suffered burns to his left arm face and neck after repeatedly entering the Clever residence to rescue the youngsters and others staying there. The rescued include three Clever children and five from a friend visiting the Clever home.
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Mass in English to Open National Liturgical Week
St Louis Cardinal Ritter hosts the 25th National Liturgical Week with about 15,000 delegates. The opening session publicizes changes in Catholic worship, notably the Mass celebrated in English for the first time in the United States, effective nationwide Nov. 29. The four day meeting includes workshops on liturgical reform, church art and music, and aims to present the church in a clearer light to the world.
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Joseph Cardinal Ritter
United States
Ecumenical Council
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Ritter
Vatican
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