Brothers Search 3 Dawson Women Read To Report
Costa Mesa woman Marguerite Dawson, Donald Dawson's mother, and his wife Jeanine reflect on Daniel Dawson's fate after a vest allegedly linked him to a Viet Nam jungle incident. Daniel's wife Arlene remains hopeful as Donald's self driven search is praised and questioned.
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Weather Corner Partly Cloudy with Mild Temperature Change
Local forecast notes a partly cloudy day and night with little temperature change. High fog in the morning, tonight's lows from 53 to 65 degrees. Westerly winds 16 to 20 mph by afternoon.
California Weather Forecast Across Regions Through Saturday
Yesterday's highs ranged from the mid 60s to 100 in various areas. San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento Valley show fair conditions with notable highs around 88 to 98 and 82 to 92 respectively, while Salinas and Monterey Bay report upper 70s to low 80s and near 100 in Paso Robles. Winds vary from light to moderate, with coastal fog in the Central Coast and inland areas remaining mostly clear.
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Legal Aid For Poor Proposed In Fresno County
Fresno County anti poverty group backs a plan to provide legal aid to the poor. The Fresno Community Council Economic Opportunity Commission asks staff to study options including fraud education, an honorable recognition program for arrested poor, and counseling for marriages and divorces.
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Nixon Holds Courtesy Talk With Japan Leader Sato
Former Vice President Richard Nixon met with Japanese Prime Minister Kisaku Sato in Tokyo for a courtesy call. Japanese sources noted discussions on the Asian situation and issues surrounding the U.S. administered Ryukyu Islands as Nixon prepared to fly to Taipei and then South Vietnam on his Asia tour.
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Tide Tables Lew Hie Saturday August 16
Tide tables show sunrise at 6 23 and sunset at 7 57 with light and dark period figures. Data mentions Ft Point and station details but is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Strange As It Seems Liotane Haein 1 tea bes Sete
Liotane Haein 1 tea bes Sete appears in a fragmented notice sequence. The readable portion references a peculiar item or event labeled Strange As It Seems with limited context and unclear details. The snippet provides no verifiable names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Odd Disease Hits Trees In Good Year For Cockleburr
Griffin Gia reports from Guymon Oklahoma that scientists study a disease affecting peach trees and cockleburr crops. An Oklahoma Extension Service team led by Tom Stemen notes blooms and crop yields vary with temperature and age of trees. The article mentions long-ago averages of 24 years for peach trees and current figures around eight years in the Panhandle region.
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Hanoi rejects peace overtures amid Vietnam bombing
Washington confirms Hanoi refused May peace talk overtures as U S and South Vietnam bombard North Vietnam. State Department said the five day lull had diplomatic intent and advance word had been sent to Hanoi. Secretary Rusk to be questioned on efforts to settle the Vietnam conflict at a later news conference.
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Middle-Aged Vanity Linked to Health Benefits
Dr. Jose C. Montero of Stanford University School of Medicine argues that maintaining a youthful appearance can aid health, potentially guarding against heart trouble diabetes and arteriosclerosis. He spoke at the American Congress of Ph Medicine and Rehabilitation.
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48 Year Delay For A Degree At Kent State
KENT Ohio AP Mildred Mathews 48 year old widow completes a Kent State University degree Saturday. She began high school 1917 to teach, taught four years, married, then ran a 237 acre dairy farm. After her husband’s death she returned to college through night classes at Kent State.
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Bank Robbery Suspect Nabbed in Redwood City
William Clifton Arms, 31, sought in a 51701 bank robbery in Detroit, was arrested by the FBI in Redwood City. He was jailed for a hearing before a U.S. commissioner. His brother Welha Arms was nabbed June 24, 1965, in Tacoma, three days after the Detroit robbery.
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