Weather Corner Faces Varied Inland Fog Through Wednesday
A weather synopsis notes high fog remains possible in many areas with little overall temperature change through Wednesday. North Coast and Bay Area zones report fair conditions with coastal winds 8 to 20 knots, while inland valleys see lingering overcast mornings and highs generally in the 70s to 90s with light to moderate winds.
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Temperatures Veatering's High and Tolley's in South Alameda
Weather brief notes unusually warm highs and cool nights for Southern Alameda County. Forecasters record varying temperatures across communities with forecasts predicting continued mild conditions and overnight dips.
State Fair Opens at Old Stand in Sacramento
The State Fair opens Wednesday at the old stand on a congested boulevard near American River with about 150,000 expected visitors. Proponents push a new site costing an estimated 25 million to move the fair, funded by bonds and potential land sales, while opponents doubt bond sales. Gov Brown delays a new site until sale prospects and economic potential are clarified.
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East Berlin Wall Dashes Boy's Hopes For Escape
A 15 year old boy Manfred Kuchler stands beside Unter den Linden and Neue Wilhelmstrasse peering toward West Berlin through the Brandenburg Gate as East Germany seals off the path. He narrates his dream of America while a line of East German policemen observe. The wall cuts through the city and his future, leaving him old enough to know what is happening but too young to act. The scene captures a tense moment as curiosity and danger collide at the Berlin frontier.
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41st Anniversary House Celebrates Women's Suffrage
The House marked the 41st anniversary of women’s suffrage with a Monday observance led by Rev. Catherine May of Washington. Speakers including Rep. Marguerite, Rep. Tessington McWyly, and Mrs. May Swenloon praised women’s progress and discussed the future of female political representation, noting hopes for more women in Congress and the presidency.
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Wales Bars Face Six Week Speech Ban On Opening
Cardiff AP reports Wales bars may be barred from speaking on whether to reopen as elections loom in six weeks. Police warn bartenders could breach fair practices law by discussing politics or services to customers while many venues remain closed on Sundays.
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Berlin alert test by U S Army in tense city
In Berlin AP reports a U S Army reinforcement task force conducted an alertness drill in the city seen as threatened. The unit arrived ten days earlier and joined allied garrisons for an operational readiness exercise lasting several hours amid Cold War tensions.
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Tenn Negroes Seek School Integration in Memphis
In Memphis parents of 50 first graders asked school officials to assign their children to white schools under Tennessee law. The law assigns students by criteria that avoid race, but Memphis has no integrated public schools and Memphis State University is the only nearby option. The fall term will include white students newly admitted to MSU along with Black students.
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Police Take Integration Precautions in Atlanta
In Georgia 24 hours before nine Negro students are to attend white public high schools, special police security measures begin. Ten Negroes were enrolled across four schools with about 4,400 white students, while Jeannete Allen, 11, plans to attend Negro College in Atlanta on a full scholarship and not Brown High. Her mother said no outside pressure influenced the decision. Security measures aim to prevent incidents after picketing near city hall. Mayor Turrellfield noted the pickets were expected as a publicity bid. Superintendent Letsan predicted desegregation would be powerful, and two Georgia lawyers sought an injunction to stop funds for segregated schools, postponing the restraining order.
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Congress OKs Financing Bill Passed by Congress for Kennedy to Sign
Washington AP reports Congress approved an emergency financing bill to cover federal activities not yet funded by regular appropriations. It allocates money for the current fiscal year but omits foreign aid and federal public works programs awaiting approval or clearance by Congress. The measure now goes to President Kennedy for signature.
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Almanac Today August 29 historical notes and events
On this day in history, 1902 Carrie Nation armed with a hatchet attacked a New York saloon after harassing City Hall in Ogdensburg. In 1945 Marine Major Gregory Boyington was found alive in a Japanese prison camp. In 1960 Jordan's premier and 11 others died when a bomb hit the premier's office. Chaucer quote ends the note.
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Farewell for Las Vegas Priest as He Leaves City
A large Las Vegas crowd bid farewell to Father Crowley as he transfers after a long stay. The televised party featured performers, humor, and a mass led by the bishop, with plans announced for a new church off the Strip. The event drew about 2,000 attendees and highlighted the priest’s popular reach among casino workers and tourists.
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Opera Union Split Ends After Arbitration Breakthrough
New York AP Met Opera back on track after contract deadlock with Musicians Union. Rudolf Bing and Oliver Gold‑ berg spearheaded arbitration reaching a binding agreement. The dispute centered on wages and terms for the 1962 season with a target date of December 23 for renewal and performances resuming under the new settlement.
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