California and Nevada Weather Across Regions Through Sunday
Regional forecast notes fair mornings with increasing afternoon cloudiness across Northern California and the Sacramento Valley. Temperatures rise into the 70s to mid 100s in inland areas, with coastal fog nights and mornings along Monterey Bay and the Bay Area. Strong winds in some regions, Pacific moisture, and variable highs and lows across Los Angeles, the Shasta/Klamath area, and the Nevada border.
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South County Fire Calls in Southern Alameda County
Fire department logs for the 2 a.m. to 8 a.m. period show responses across Castro Valley Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Pleasanton and surrounding areas. Incidents include grass fires mattress fires structure fires and false alarms with multiple addresses such as Meyer Avenue Cull Canyon area Jorgensen Lanes Medial Sh behind Folsom Avenues and Vallejo Street.
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Eisenhower Progress in Hospital Reported as Stable
Washington AP President Eisenhower shows steady but slow progress after heart attack doctors say his condition allowed limited activity. They note he remains in good spirits with occasional oxygen and Rosary recitations, while reporters question his vulnerability and the ongoing nomination debates.
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Dispirited Democrats Begin Unity Push After Convention
In Chicago reports describe a dispirited Democratic mood as the party faces a daunting 10 week campaign. Delegates acknowledge internal fractures and seek to restore confidence while planning moves to unite the party and repair image after a divisive convention.
Psychologists Vote to Boycott Chicago as Convention Site
UPI reports professionals from the American Psychological Association and the American Sociological Association urged not to hold future meetings in Chicago due to violent police tactics at the Democratic National Convention. Over 10,900 APA members pledged not to attend next year, while the ASA already voted to skip Chicago. The move could deprive Chicago of hotel rooms and venue business. Humphrey urged party unity and named Lawrence F. O'Brien to rebuild the sagging organization.
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Humphrey Offers Missouri Chair to Houtchens After Election
Delton L. Moutchens, Missouri Democratic chairman, says Vice President Humphrey offered him the chairmanship of the Democratic National Committee after the November 6 election. Moutchens, 50, would accept. Lawrence O'Brien to serve interim as national committee chairman and assist Humphrey's campaign manager.
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South County Marriage Licenses List Mixes Names and Ages
A garbled local notice lists numerous marriage licenses in San Leandro Hayward Castro Valley and nearby areas. Entries show couples with ages ranging from teens to middle age and include street addresses and city locations. The fragmentary text reflects multiple entries with inconsistent formatting and several OCR errors.
Animals Studied For Clues About Human Problems
Washington UPI report details research at Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia funded by NSF to study overcrowding effects in freely growing populations of mice. Dr James A Lind of endocrinology leads. aim to infer human responses to density and urban crowding and links to violence, infant mortality, and mental illness.
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Daily Review Publication Details and Local Offices
The fragment lists the Daily Review published in Hayward California with references to offices in Winton and San Leandro. It notes management by Feyd Sparks and William Chilcote, with addresses and contact numbers for the Hayward, San Leandro, and Tremont offices and a Bureau Circulation mention.
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Czechoslovakia turmoil and Ali bugging revealed
In Prague liberals quit control as Moscow tightening grips Czechoslovakia. Soviet experts placed in ministries and central committee amid censorship and resignations. In Washington the Justice Department says five conversations of Cassius Clay were bugged by an unidentified agency, tied to foreign intelligence information.
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Romania Aims to Free Enlisted on Active Duty
President Nicolae Ceausescu spoke in Cluj urging early withdrawal of Warsaw Pact troops from Czechoslovakia. Romanian and Bulgarian forces faced regional tension as Soviet press described the Prague situation as provocation while Romania kept security measures, with the Imanian army at semialert and coastal readiness.
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Yul Brynner Show Stopped by Stage Robbery
A man wearing black gloves robbed the Nimitz Auto Movies cashier during a screening of Villa Rides in Fremont. He demanded receipts with a bluesteel revolver and fled in a stolen 1983 Chevrolet Impala while a 2 year old witness held $190 in cash. Police described the suspect as about 30, of medium build.
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Fremont Woman Dies From Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
Mrs. Beverl Tyler 27 wife of Sgt Gary Tyler of the Fremont Police Department died on arrival at Washington Hospital after a self-inflicted gunshot in the abdomen at her Fremont home around 4 a.m. Coroners deputies rule death by own action.
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Major historic events span 1866 to 1985 in US and AU
1866 Charleston quake killed 41 as the first major US earthquake recorded. 1954 Caribbean hurricane Caroll struck New England coast killing 63 and causing 500 million dollars in damage. 1985 Argentine President Juan Peron offered to resign to quell unrest but withdrew and was later ousted into exile. Horace warned that force without wisdom bears its own burden.
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Vietnamese Civilians Killed After Attack On Village
A Vietnamese village raid in the Mekong Delta killed and wounded civilians as ground assaults and shelling shattered a lull in fighting. In Hot An and nearby hamlets, 45 civilians died or were hurt, with 65 abducted in one raid. U.S. and South Vietnamese units reported heavy action across the delta, three American dead and nine wounded, along with multiple Vietnamese casualties. Analysts suggested the enemy may be testing defenses and deploying mortars and rockets to inflict damage on cities and installations.
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Plane Crew Released After Hijack to Algiers Returns
In Rome the 12 Israeli crew and passengers freed by Algeria arrived after five weeks in captivity. An Italian jet brought the group from Algiers. no word on the El Al Boeing 707 release. The hijacked craft with 45 aboard left Rome for Tel Aviv when three men claimed allegiance to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and forced it to Algiers.
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Popular Front For the Taheration of Palestine
Pleasanton Bay Drowns At Yosemite
UPI reports Pleasanton boy Douglas Brownlee aged 3 drowned in the Merced River as his parents James and Mrs Brownlee vacationing at El Capitan picnic area near the river searched for him. Rangers recovered the body about two hours after the missing at 7 p.m. near the picnic grounds.
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