Weather forecast for Northern California coast and valleys
United forecast across Sonoma, Napa, Santa Rosa Plain, and Salinas Valley calls for fair conditions Sunday with highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s and lows in the 30s to 50s. Northwest winds 10 to 18 mph inland, cooler nights, and patchy morning fog near the coast, with a chance of an occasional shower in the far north and some overcast remaining near ocean through Sunday.
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Fire calls and obituaries mix in Bay Area notices
A chaotic clipping records fire dispatches and a long obituary list from San Leandro, Hayward, Fremont, and surrounding areas. It notes EMS responses, funeral times, local lodge affiliations, and multiple family tributes with dates in August 1968 and prior years.
Baily Reviews Emmadel Past Office Hayward
Fragmented ad like notice lists names and contact details for a Hayward postal box and subscription rates. It references an act of Congress, March 3, 1897, and includes communication addresses for John W. Bax 3127 Winton Ave P.O. Hayward. Subscription rates shown: 10 Cents per copy daily, 22 Cents Sundays, $2.45 annual.
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Emmadel
Hayward
Call
Elory
Adres
All Communications
John W
Winton Ave
P.O
Bax
Collf
Siege surrounds U S camp near Saigon as firefight rages
Amid heavy fighting near Duc Lap camp northeast of Saigon, about 3,000 North Vietnamese troops surround a small U S Special Forces base. American air and ground forces mount a counteroffensive as both sides cling to positions after roughly 30 hours of combat.
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Saigon
Anay
U.S
Beret
Duc Lap
Johnsons Talk In Texas Amid Campaign Turmoil
President Johnson spoke at Southwest State College in San Marcos Texas urging Americans to seek reason in the 1968 campaign and to work on real problems. Across Vietnam a heavy US movement reported near Saigon with enemy fire damaging tanks and carriers as base assaults continued in a region-wide flare of fighting.
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San Marcos
Tex
Johnson
Cises
Southwest State
Cob College
Jolson
Makejlege
Saigon
Alameda County Final Property Assessment Rises Slightly
Alameda County total assessment stands at 21.8 percent of market value, down from 1967 by two tenths. statewide weighted average slipped to 23 percent, Los Angeles County dragging the figure down, with 88 percent of taxable property. Nine assessors set lower than the 25 percent goal.
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Alameda County
State Board of Equalation
Don Hutchinson
John Lynch
State Board
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Lynch
Peace Talks Agree on Humanitarian Corridors in Africa
In Addis Ababa Nigeria and Biafra agreed to simultaneous land and air corridors for urgent civilian relief. The accord was reached after a 3 hour meeting at Julilen Palace chaired by Emperor Haile Selassie. The discussion marked a first direct encounter in ten days aimed at easing the 14 month conflict.
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Addis Ababa
Ethispia
Nigeria
Biafra
Halle Selassie
Julilen Palace
Dubeek Czech Leader Faces Pressure from Soviet Tactics
Fragmented account describes Czechoslovak leaders and troops facing Soviet and other bloc pressure as Svoboda and Bilak signal options. Reports mention broadcasts from clandestine stations, calls to halt trains, and UN involvement as Prague weighs responses to the Moscow talks and potential invasion.
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Aldis India
Hegga
Czechoslovakia
Kharai
Svoboda
Romania
Yugoslay
India
Raness 6
Vasil Bilak
Areldio
Dubcek
Svobnda
Moscow
Boda
Tilan-Borders
Soviet’ Union
Willy Brandl
Bilak
United Nations
Hajek
Bers
Weense
Vakia
U.N. Se
Curity Connell
Freedom
Svobodastovakia
Czechostovakian
Sol-Jcal
Prague
Masconw
Fremont Teacher's Home Burns in Kitchen Fire
Fremont fire gutted the kitchen and family rooms of John I. MacDonald, a local teacher, with $12 500 in damages. Firemen spent about ninety minutes at the scene, saying an electric tea kettle sparked a blaze that filled the house while the family stayed with neighbors. The home owner C P Stevenson of 4260 Gibraltar Drive was not home. MacDonald was reportedly accounted for by neighbors. Neighbor Thomas Harris reported smoke seen around 10 30 a m. Court contact numbers 792 7644 or 793 8008 were provided.
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Fremont
John I. MacDonald
C. P
Stave
Stevenson
Gibraltar
Drive
MacDonald
J Thomas Harris
Castanos
Bay Plan Criticism Hits Bay Conservation Board
Alameda County Supervisors criticized the Bay Conservation and Development Commission plan for bay land use and regulatory reach. They urged clarity on jurisdiction and development opportunities while warning of legislative battles between conservationists and developers over boundary scope and future agency powers.
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Bay Conservation and Netstudy Group
Local Study Development Commission
BCDC
Emanuel Ra
San Francisco Bay
2Sto
BCDG
Alameda County
Bayside
Bay Aves
Joint Committee
Josepht Bort
Bay Area Regional Organizar
Robert Hannon Andylion
Kaiser Engineers Delta
Leland Sweeney Cr
Rites Set For Youth Lee In Livermore
Gregory Powell Lee 21, son of Granada High School principal, dies after motorcycle crash near Sacramento. Witness reports say a Honda and a car collided on County Road 1014 Fara Avenue, Lee thrown from bike, died at Sacramento Hospital four hours later. Services 11 a.m. Monday at Davis Funeral Chapel. Survived by Eugenia, parents, two sisters Deborah and Camela of Livermore, and sister Michele Downie of Menlo Park.
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Livermore
Davis
Gregory Powell Lee
Granada High School
Jack Lee
Lee
Honda
Fara Avenue
Sacramento
Hayward Home Fire Causes Over Four Thousand In Damage
An electrical short damaged the roof and bedroom of Michael Vicek at 261446 Peterman Ave in Hayward yesterday afternoon. Firefighters said damage was confined to the rear and front of the single story home with no smoke damage penetrating other areas.
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Michael Vicek
Peterman Ave
Hayward
Notable historical events by year and date
Summary of assorted historical notes: from 79 AD Mount Vesuvius buried Pompeii and Herculaneum after a deadly eruption. In 1614 British forces burned Washington including the Capital and White House. In 1092 Amelia Earhart supposedly achieved a first woman transcontinental nonstop flight. In 1959 Tibet reports mention 80,009 patrons cited for a political travel event. A reflective thought on smiles concludes the snippet.
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Pompeii
Hernulaneum
Mount Vesuvius
Italy
Washington, D.C
White House
Amelia Earhart
Tibet
Robert Southwell
Meadowlark Dairy site eyed for theme park plan
Pleasanton planners consider a 147 acre Meadowlark Dairy property at Foothill Road for a theme park modeled after Six Flags. Developer Nahas seeks delay on general plan approval while preparing development plans. Zoning around the I 680 Bernal Ave intersection is referred to a citizens committee with results due January.
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Pleasanton
Meadow Park
Fonthill Road
Robert T. Nahas
Maceo Realty
Meadowlark
Oakland-Alameda County Complex Inc
James Fales
Nabas
Angus Wynne Jr
Great Southwest Corp
Texas
Arlington
Tex
Georgia
Atlanta
Nahas
Planning Commission
Bernal Avenue
General Plan
Citizens Review Committee
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