Weather Corner Fair Then Cooler With Inland Morning Fog
Forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow followed by cooler air. High fog will extend inland during the morning. Tonight’s low temperatures range from 36 to 48 degrees with westerly winds about 2 to 9 mph.
Statewide weather report with mixed coastal fog and mild temps
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions through Wednesday with coastal fog in several regions. Temperatures vary from the mid 30s in San Francisco to near 108 in the Salinas Valley, with cooler, windy conditions and humid changes in the mountains and northern areas.
Temperatures Yesterday's Highs Across Regions
Yesterday's high temperatures varied across regions with ana district reaching the upper 80s, Ronny city hitting about 84, and nearby towns showing mid 80s. Weather trackers note warm conditions, light winds, and potential afternoon humidity.
Mariner 3 mission update outlines trajectory and action
The report details tide tables and weather in California while focusing on the Mariner 3 space probe. It notes errors in initial trajectory, tracking refinements, and the plan to ignite the midcourse motor to reach Venus, with Goldstone tracking and onboard systems critical to success.
Mask Shocks Warrant Draws Fire From State Attorney General
An arrest warrant for a state deputy attorney yesterday drew criticism from State Attorney General Stanley Mask, who said he was shocked at Judge Maurice Tindall of Anderson Valley Tudi.
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Columnist Speaks Out For Jackie Kennedy
A London Daily Mirror columnist defends Jacqueline Kennedy’s public appearances in bathing suits as not improper. The piece contrasts with critics like Dr Willis Kay and notes broader legal and political tensions including warrants and district attorney actions in Mendocino County and San Francisco.
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Venus Shot Hinges On Small Motor
Cape Canaveral Florida reports that a 27.3 pound small over-it-the-hole motor tops the list of factors as Mariner 2 flights toward Venus reach a critical stage. If the craft reaches within 1000 miles of Venus in December after a 180 million mile journey, the United States could gain a major space race milestone. Ground-based tracking data now indicate a strong possibility to adjust Mariner 2 toward Venus despite current off course hints.
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Syrians Grant Envoy Asylum in Damascus
Syrian government says Maj. Zaghlou Abdulrahman fled from Lebanon and crossed the Syria Lebanon border Monday seeking asylum. The report notes tensions with Lebanon based groups and references ongoing regional conflicts and a fundraising drive in Damascus.
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Kennedy Slogan Sparks Boston Senate Debate
In a Massachusetts primary debate in Boston, Senator Edward Kennedy and challenger Edward J. McCormack Jr. clashed over qualifications and a campaign slogan. McCormack pressed Kennedy on experience while Kennedy argued the race hinges on issues and national policy, not family ties. The contenders shared sharp exchanges on public service and the responsibilities of a U S Senate seat.
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Almanac Today August 28 Notable historical snapshots
Almanac entry marks August 28 as the 240th day with 125 remaining. Mentions Mars and Jupiter as morning stars and Jupiter Saturn and Venus as evening stars. History notes 1833 slavery ban in British empire, 1922 WEAF radio, 1941 Japan note to Roosevelt, and a Nimitz quip about ships.
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Debaters Clash Over Defense and Policy in Massachusetts
In a Boston event Kennedy and McCormack sparred over defense, communism, and U S aid. The exchange touched on Yugoslavia aid, surplus foods, and nuclear arms production, with supporters in attendance and clashes over foreign policy.
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