Weather Snapshot for San Francisco Bay Area and Regions
Cloudy with night and morning high near coast through Wednesday. San Francisco today 67, Oakland 71, San Mateo 74, San Rafael 74, low tonight 52-60. west winds 16-20 mph afternoons. Shasta Siskiyou cloudy with light showers through Wednesday. Sierra Nevada fair then cooler Wednesday. Sacramento Valley fair through Wednesday with highs 82-92. Salinas Valley fair with night fog. Monterey Bay high fog then fair afternoons. Central Coast fair with coast fog inland. Northwestern California cloudy with possible showers in extreme north. Central San Joaquin Valley fair today and tonight, cloudy Wednesday, highs 97-91.
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Weather Summary for Southern Alameda County
Readable fragments indicate a weather note for Southern Alameda County on a Wednesday around August 25. Times mention sunset at 7:57 and a low in the 60s with temperatures near 80. The garbled text references light, sunrise, and context suggesting daily climate observations.
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Local Area Weather Summary Card
Parity cloudy today through tonight with high fog near the coast in the morning. Low temperatures around 52 to 60 degrees expected and west winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. Yesterday's highs and lows are noted in local records.
Dominican Junta to Study Changes in Peace Plan
Dominican Republic civilian military juntas agreed to study modifications to the inter American peace formula. Junta leader Moni Imbert Barrera said final settlement could come in three days, three months, or nine months. Rebels accepted parts of the plan, which envisions disarmament, a provisional government, and elections after a nine point process. Details of the changes were not disclosed but focus reportedly on civilian disarmament, rebel posts, and reintegration of defectors. Rebel foreign minister Jatin Cury urged OAS withdrawal of the Inter American Peace Force unless quick action is taken.
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SF Opera Director Marries in San Francisco
Karl Herbert Adler, 60, general director of the San Francisco Opera, and Nancy Goodhue Miller, 23, daughter of a prominent San Francisco family, were married yesterday. Adler’s first wife, Antha Wartel Adler, divorced ten years ago. The couple wed in Judge Walter Carpenti’s chambers. Adler has two children, Mrs. Alien Ruck and Ronald H. Adler.
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Ex Governor Marland Hospitalized After Diagnostic Surgery
ROCHESTER Minnesota AP reports former West Virginia Governor William C Marland is recovering at Methodist Hospital after diagnostic surgery performed Saturday. He says the procedure was routine and expects release in two or three days.
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Anti Authority Negro Lawmaker Calls Riot Causes
Sacramento AP reports Democratic Assemblyman Mervyn Dymally described the Watts riot youths anger as anti authority rather than anti white. He said neglect of housing and vocational retraining fuels unrest, noting lost contact with inner city residents and the need for legislative solutions. Dymally, once allied with Mayor Yorty, said most LA Blacks respect Governor Brown and oppose police leadership, while urging civil rights focus.
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Agreement Reached on LA Anti-Poverty Agency
Undersecretary Leroy Collins announced a 25 member administrative panel for Los Angeles anti-poverty efforts to release funds swiftly. The panel includes seven poverty-area representatives and is designed to meet government standards, replacing delays from a power dispute between minority advocates and the Youth Opportunities Board. Funds totaling about $20.9 million have been requested, with $4.3 million approved. the first $5 million should be available this fall. The new Economic and Youth Opportunities Agency will absorb the Youth Opportunities Board and include government, private, and two non voting business representatives.
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Son Of Patrolman Improves As Father Killed In Plane Crash
SAN FRANCISCO The University of California Medical Center reports Clinton C Taliaferro 23 in good condition after a light plane he was in crashed near Stockton Airport The pilot J Dale Taliaferro 53 a California Highway Patrol officer and Clinton s father was killed The accident occurred at night during approach to the airport in August.
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California Highway Patrol
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Quake Rocks Mexico City
A strong earthquake struck central Mexico City during siesta time, leaving at least four dead as power lines toppled and walls cracked. The tremor damaged tourist areas, with buildings sagging across the capital and surrounding region.
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Slaying Seminarian Daniels Remembered in Keene
Jonathan Daniels, slain civil rights worker from Hayneville, rests after last rites at St James Episcopal Church in Keene New Hampshire. Mourners file past the casket as stories of his life and faith are recalled amid church leaders condemning Alabama church actions.
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Russian Vessels Reported Near Test Site in Aleutians
AP dispatch notes Russian fishing vessels near the Aleutian test area as the United States plans to explode an underground nuclear device. The exact site and timing remain undisclosed while officials seek to distinguish man made shock from natural earthquakes.
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Nasser and Paisal Hold Talks on Arab Peace Force
In Jidda, Saudi Arabia, President Gamal Abdel Nasser and King Paisal continued discussions on forming an international Arab force to bring peace to Yemen. The Saudi king called the talks “a good start toward a happy end,” as Nasser offered no public comment on details.
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Newark Man Shot in Holdup Reported Out Of Danger
Alfred Schroeder a 37 year old Newark salesman was shot and critically wounded when he walked in on a holdup in Denver. He is reported out of danger in a Denver hospital awaiting further treatment and possible recovery.
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Denver, Colo
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Denver
U2 Planes In Red Film Show Yemen Civil War Tactics
A Japanese film released by the agency shows what appears to be four U2 planes with Nationalist Chinese markings used by the pro Royalist Imami factions in Yemen. The footage depicts the planes damaged in action and relates to ongoing efforts by Saudi Arabia and Egypt to end the three year civil war and hold elections. The film also references moves by Nasser and military dynamics involving the Republic and tribal forces amid the conflict.
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Almanac toay highlights and historic events
The entry notes August 24, 1905 as the 286th day with sunset and star mentions. It lists historical moments: Vesuvius eruption in 79 AD burying Pompeii and Herculaneum, Washington burned in 1814, Amelia Earhart flight in 1932, Roosevelt appeal and a 10-year pact with Germany and Russia in 1939. A thought from James Barrie offers solar-minded sentiment.
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PUC Sues FCC and AT&T Over Phone Rate Cuts Deal
The California Public Utilities Commission accuses the Federal Communications Commission and AT&T of secret talks that cost California users an estimated 50 million in long distance rate reductions. The PUC seeks a rehearing in the Sixth Circuit, saying negotiations yielded a final 100 million cut.
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