Weather Snapshot for Northern California and Central Valleys
Forecast shows mostly fair weather Sunday and Monday across Northam Central California with persistent fog and low overcast in many valleys. Temperatures near prior readings with light winds. local fog in morning hours across San Francisco Bay Area Sacramento Valley San Joaquin Salinas and Santa Clara Valley. highs mostly in 40s to 70s region wide.
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New England Coast Hit By Fierce Winds
A southwesterly gale battered the northeastern coast with torrential rain fierce wind and abnormally high tides on Saturday while a blinding snow storm moved into western New York. At least six deaths were reported and 25 shore homes were destroyed or damaged. Wind gusts reached 71 mph at Portland Maine and Cape Cod reported tides up to 10 feet above normal. Flooding isolated dozens of homes and prompted evacuations from eastern Long Island to Cape Cod areas.
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Noted Hiker Dies in Highway Accident Near Santa Barbara
63 year old engineer known for a 1900 mile trek to Seattle's World Fair died on US 101 near Rincon Hill in Santa Barbara County. He was struck by a car while the northbound vehicle turned around to assist. The man, Herbert Hasehe, retired mechanical engineer from Santa Barbara, had moved from Granada Hills in 1959 and previously earned fame for crossing 1000 miles in 32 days with a prize. He was survived by his wife Evelyn Ellis and five children, ages 5 to 12. The accident occurred as a Seacliff Beach to Garden Gate hike event aligned with California Day at the Seattle fair. The deceased, identified as Hasehe, was pronounced dead at Cottage Hospital.
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The Dally Review Publisher and Staff Credits
The Baily Review published by The Dally Review Inc lists Floyd Sparks as President and Publisher and William Chilcote as Business Manager and Advertising Director.
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Japan Boat In Pacific Rescues Elderly Skipper and Teen
SAN DIEGO AP A Japanese fishing vessel Koei Mari rescued an elderly skipper Felix Noble 61 and his teenage crewman Andy Pathan 10 from a crippled homemade boat in the Pacific about 685 miles southwest of San Diego. Coast Guard confirmed the pair were picked up around 8 a.m. in good condition.
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No Survivors in Trans-Canada DC3F Crash Probe
Canadian and American investigators hunted Friday night wreckage to determine the cause of the fiery Trans-Canada Airlines DC3F crash that killed 118 people in what officials called Canada’s worst aviation disaster. The victims ranged across sectors of Canadian life, with the crew led by Captain Jack J. Snider.
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Almanac Today December 1 1963 notable events
Almanac notes the date as Sunday December 1 1963 with 85th day of the year and a waning moon. Historical items include Father Flanagan founding Boys Town in 1917, Locarno Pact signed in 1925, NYSE installment plans announced in 1953, and a 1958 Chicago Our Lady of the Angels school fire that killed 93 children and three nuns. A thought for the day cites Samuel Johnson on gratitude.
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Montreal Dorval to Toronto Flight Disaster Claimed Exploded
Witnesses at Dorval Airport reported a plane bound for Toronto exploded after takeoff at 6 32 p m. from Montreal. The blast terms vary whether midair or after impact, with a crater described as 2 feet deep and 91 feet wide.
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Man Nabbed With $15,000
SAN FRANCISCO AP A man stopped during a Saturday arrest carried more than 15.44 in jewelry. Police said James William Fleming was wanted in Los Angeles as a minister proposed a fund for a widow and claimed Oswald connection. Authorities reported Kepler cooperating, noting Fleming’s resemblance to a photo.
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U.S. Seeks Treaties On Spacemen
United States seeks UN action to draft treaties for returning stray spacemen and collecting damages from space accidents The plan would ask the General Assembly to urge the committee on peaceful uses of outer space to prepare international agreements covering liability and assistance to astronauts and space vehicles.
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Motorist Pulled From Inferno After Truck Crash
San Francisco AP reports a fire engulfed a burning pickup on Bayshore Boulevard near Hester Street after a high speed loss of control. Jerome J. Smith, 28, a termite control engineer, was pulled from the cab by Caesar E. Cuadra, who escaped injury, while patrolman William Hardeman noted Smith’s critical injuries and hospital transfer.
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2M year old girl self immolates in Saigon protest
A young Vietnamese girl, Nga Tran Bath, allegedly set herself on fire in Saigon in a protest against the Diem regime during a November Uprising. Police noted she had disappeared a week earlier leaving letters about Communist aims. Separate reports say she may have acted in sympathy with Buddhists.
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Camels Parade at Pyramids as Strike Ends in Egypt
Seven-score decorated camels paraded around the Pyramids and Sphinx to end a weeklong strike. Tourists faced walking or riding donkeys as disruptions eased after the protest.
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