Weather Vista: Bay Area and Central California Fair Weekend
San Francisco and surrounding regions expect fair weather Sunday and Monday with warmer temperatures. Patches of fog may affect Sunday morning along the coast, with northerly and central California winds easing by afternoon. Highs range from the mid 70s to mid 80s, with cooler nights around 40s to 50s in inland valleys.
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San Francisco
Oakland
San Maton
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Wis & To
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Ban Yoaquie Valley
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Balitan Valley
Suneday
Salim
Hollister
Napa
Local Area Morning Fog to Clear by Afternoon
The forecast notes high fog masking the sky in the morning with clearing by afternoon. Winds of 13 to 18 knots will keep temperatures brisk, with Hayward's yesterday high about 70 and low around 50.
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Hayward
Fight over Red China at UN fizzles in debate shift
United States drops plan to block debate on seating Communist China as General Assembly session opens. Diplomats say moratorium resolution would fail by majority. US prefers not to replace Chinese Nationalists with Communists in the credentials issue.
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UW. General Assembly
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Albany
Claudy Allants
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Boston
Buffalo
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Cleveland
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Detroit
Fairbanks
Elgudy Hort Worth
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Dacknominlte
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Pau
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Cindy
New York
Ite
Maha
Philadelphia
Chen
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Elrar
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Etody
Oal
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Meelong
Claudy
Henitle
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Tanor
Clouty
Washington
Winnipeg
Cloudy
Tide Tables for Monday August 28 Page Fragment
Obscure OCR fragment lists tide times and related notes for a coastal area. Contains garbled place names and detached terms, with no clear date beyond August 28 and scattered references to tides, highs and lows, and a distant location. No coherent event or person fully identifiable.
Mom Finds Baby Okay With Cops in Los Angeles
A distraught mother rushed into a police station in Los Angeles early Saturday crying that she had lost her baby. Police located the infant unharmed and recovered the scene, calming the mother and confirming the child’s safety.
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Los Angeles
Belgrade Meet Aims To Bridge East West Verbal Blasts
In Belgrade Yugoslavia diplomats from 24 nonaligned nations convene to discuss Berlin racism disarmament colonialism and reorganization under a draft resolution. India’s Nehru and Cambodias Sihanouk are seen guiding talks as African and Cuban delegates push for an anti West stance while most participants insist on neutrality.
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Yugoslavia
Satur
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Stnee
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Nehru
India
Norodom Sihanouk
Camboria
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Angola
Congo
Biverle
Defaux
Cyprus
Berlin
Child Wanders From Cousin's Home in Highland Park District
Mrs. Anita Rodgers cried out as Officer WW. E. Songer reported Bobby had been crying for hours and was found wandering outside their cousin's house in the Highland Park District. A neighbor awakened by screams alerted police.
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Anita Rodgers
Bobby
WW. E. Songer
Bobby’ 2
Songer
Fragmented 19th Century Trade Notice from California
A garbled ledger style notice lists officials and departments in California including a publisher, advertising director, circulation manager, and local offices in San Leandro and Elgin. It cites subscription rates, office addresses, and postage class details under an Act of Congress from March 1807, with scattered district and office names.
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Pew
Maywart
Californk
Winter
Ruby Hayward
Cali
Trade Ban on Cuba Urged by Senator Kuchel
Washington Senator Thomas Kuchel R California urged a total halt to American trade with Cuba. He argued policy changes are needed amid rumors of Cuba aligning with Communist policy and to counter Soviet support for Cuba. He praised suspending sugar purchases but noted other trade totals around 35 million monthly. He called for a full stop to all trade with the totalitarian regime.
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Washington
Thomas
Russia
Cuba
Kuchel
Tom
Rimionth Communist Party
College Awards Degrees to Two at St. Peter's College
In Jersey City AP report Pats tick Canaidy and Peter Paina were awarded diplomas Friday night, completing the 1961 graduating class at SaintPeter's College. The ceremony marked the culmination of intercollegiate history studies and the formal receipt of degrees.
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Nat
Patstick Canaidy
Peter Paina
Desco
Ronuniona Iy
Aupmat
AL St. Peter's Callnge
Almanac History Bits and Condensed Reflections
The Almanac Tothy notes August 27 as the 289th day with 126 remaining. Historical items include Confucius born 530 B.C., Milton banned 1660 books, Drake drilled a well 1859 near Titusville, Dreiser born 1871, Kellogg Briand pact signed 1928. Milton quote urges valuing books and reason.
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Tothy
Confucius
Dala Milton
Lennon
Charles 1
Edwin Drake
United States
Vitusville
Pennsylvania
Theodore Dreiser
Military plans allow dependents of troops to join overseas
A White House briefing stated that dependents may accompany Guardsmen and Reservists sent to Europe only after the service member arrives and qualifies. Initially, dependents may be delayed. later, eligible families can request transport and housing support through government programs. Wait times vary from a few days to weeks.
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Washington
API
Natio
Roberts
MeNanara
Jtven
Laval
McNamara
Diplomat and Officer Fight In Harlem Incident
An African diplomat Michel Collet 38 deputy permanent representative from Guinea refused medical aid after a minor car incident in Harlem. Patrolman James O Grady intervened and Collet suffered a forehead laceration while O Grady sprained his left thumb. Detective Rev Richard Millan helped take Collet into custody. Adlai Stevenson ordered an investigation and no charges were filed.
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New York
Polier
Collet
Reneneth L. Morris
Manhattan
Morris
Joy
James O'Grady
Queens
Meane Collet
O'Grady
Richard Millan
Dillon Amt
Diplomatic Corps
Rice Excesses Peril Reported
TOKYO RP Excessive consumption of rice shortens the life span of some Japanese villagers, Dr Shoji Kondo of Tohoku University says He also reported in a paper prepared for a scientific congress that much rice causes early so
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Tokyo
Shoji Kondo
Tohoku
Uniersiy
Eight Paintings Still Missing From Provençal Heist
A French loot case reports eight Paul Cezanne masterpieces stolen in Provence on August 14. An Austrian insurer’s agent offered to pay a reward with no questions asked, while refusing to disclose the ransom amount though art circles speculate as high as 200 dollars.
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Aid-Din-Provence
France
Paul’ Cozanne
Party Chiefs At Odds On Berlin Talks
Washington reports show Senate leaders from both parties diverging on Berlin negotiations with the Soviet Union. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield favors starting talks via ambassador level, ministers meeting, and a conference if progress justifies it. Republican Leader Everett Dirksen cautions against signaling weakness by initiating talks now. Mansfield warned a unified East West Berlin free city seems unlikely after border clashes. Dirksen stressed Kennedy should keep a firm, legal Western position on Berlin rights and access.
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Senate
Soviet Union
Berlin
Mike Manaffvid
Montana
Ambassadoriat Invel
Everedt M. Dirksen
Iming
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Britain
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France
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Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
East
West Berlin
Suet
Kivushchev
East Germany
Dirkaen
Kennedy
Canadian Hits U S Position on Berlin
Vancouver based article reports Dr. Kennel side and Sir John Keenleyside urging Canada to back NATO pressure and accept permanent division of Germany. They argue the United States may risk lives and emphasize the need for a diplomatic policy shift toward East and West Germany. They caution against unification tied to NATO expansion and nuclear risk.
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Vancouver
B.C
Berlin
B.C. Power To Commission
United Nations Yernical Assistance Administration
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Dielsenbaker
Catdian
Hensetac
de. Krenleyside
Jarme
West Berlin
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West
Ger.hay
Grant
East Germany
Shraghehev
Russia
Germany
NATO
Kenn ‘Leyside
U.S
Cuba
Keenleyside
Dan
Khourtrehey
Macmillan’s Golf Day Amid Berlin Crisis Banter
Gleneagles reports Queen’s bodyguard and British premier Malcolm Macmillan joking about Berlin and war as Khrushchev lounges in the Crimea. The exchange reflects a shared belief there will be no war over Berlin while leaders seek calm through casual talk and golf.
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Scotland
Dorothy Macmillan
Frime Minaster
Harold
Khrushchev
Crimea
Macaillar
Kheustehey
Hoolf
Eromant Hakhay
Minton
Macmillan
West CernuniChancellor
Konrad Adtiwuer
Tee
Berlin
Bry
Coast Guard Criticized Over Cuba Ship Case Policy
Norfolk AP report notes U S District Judge Jude Walter E Uotiman said the Coast Guard exceeded its authority by seizing a vessel awaiting proper process. The ruling questions Congress intent and discusses Section 195 and federal powers to prevent ships from hoarding or shipping without due legal action. Further rulings on government-owned vessels and seizure immunity were pending with final decisions expected soon.
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Norfolk
Jude Walter E. Uotiman
Saurday
Marshal Gonalluchius
Tofimur
Coast Guard
Hotta
Congress
Grank
United States
Offi
Hoffman
Coast Guard Aglion
Roverclay Immauntity
Atachmen
GOP chief foresees Nixon Brown struggle for 1968 nomination
Rochester New York CAP report quotes Lockport New York businessman Miller predicting that President Nixon will beat California Governor Brown for the Republican presidential nomination next year. Miller says Nixon needs a strong candidacy and party unity without a public platform to speak, while Brown could boost Nixon’s chances with a victory in California.
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CAP
Kar Publican
National Diotemary
E. Miller
Lockport
N.Y
Tivhard NM
Nixon
California
Miller
Downie
Nix
Glowyt
Milley
Brown
Patie
Ildites
Woman lands massive tuna on first deep sea try
A woman aboard a fishing boat near St. Joins reels in a gigantic tuna, weighing several tons, in her first attempt at deep sea fishing. The catch draws attention from crew and onlookers as the vessel returns to port.
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Tapiami
Afohi Nolan
Landers
Kennedy names Dean U.N. delegate amid Berlin tensions
President Kennedy designates Artiel Dean as one of five U.S. representatives to the United Nations General Assembly convening September 19. U.S. Ambassador Stevenson will lead the delegation. Kennedy spoke by telephone with White House aides and Brazilian President Quadros on global crises.
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Mantucket Sound
Dain
United States
U.N
Adial
Stevenson
U.S
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Cine
Lustig's
Sealy — Lane
Williams — Berkline
Stanley — Simmons — Broyhill
Pillar
Gulistan
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