Weather Corner Forecast for Northern and Central California
Forecast covers Northern and Central California tonight through midweek. Night and morning fog or low clouds with sunshine in many areas. Temperatures near normal with some precipitation possible midweek mainly across Central California. Tides indicate evening and morning high and low tides with sunset at 4:28 PM.
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Parton
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Temperatures Report From Southern Alameda County
Yesterday's high temperatures reached notable warmth across Southern Alameda County with today's low readings forecast. Officials urge residents to monitor local advisories as temperature swings continue.
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Teday
Alameda County
Union City Mayor Urges A Yes Vote on Annexation
Union City leaders push for a yes vote in the Fremont Newark Junior College District plan. Mayor and several council members voice support or opposition, while others say the mayor’s stance was not officially authorized by the city. Election day details note a two thirds threshold in New Haven and a simple majority for Fremont Newark district votes.
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Heiven
Nation County Duunior College
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Willis
Albany x7
Cortis
John Atose
Wilyanuhre
Ralokia
Atianta
Bismarck
Phewia
sCinadend
Ah Jung Council
Orn Fe oPiinds
Atotukin
Rs Moines
Oresy
Fairbanks
Ldaéitupid
Grater Ivongiulu
Daelms
Juneau
Williams
Valens of
Washington
Hovisvilla _s
Willard Davis
Davis
Witlh
Fremont
Newark
Washington Township
Witlia
Union City
Bernie Morales
New Haven
Fremont-Newark
New Elaven
Ski Conditions Report From Northern California Resorts
UPI reports good skiing statewide with all highways open and no chains required. Icy spots warned. resort tallies include Sugar Bowl 60 inches, Soda Springs 35 inches, Heavenly Valley 40-48, Echo Summit 40, Sierra Ski Ranch 40-54, Squaw Valley 160, Alpine Meadows 60, Dodge Ridge 204, Mt Shasta Ski Bowl 120-144 inches.
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San Francisco
UPI
California State Automobile Association
California
Auto Club
Sugar Bowl
Soda Springs
Heavenly Valley
Echo Summit
Sierra Ski Ranch
Squaw Valley
Alpine Meadows
Peddler Hill
Nevada
Slide Mountain
Dodge Ridge
Mt Shaste
Temperature hits 90 in San Diego and other U S areas
A national weather snapshot shows 90 degree readings in San Diego and other locations amid sunny skies. Mild to warm conditions spread from Los Angeles to Florida with some fog and occasional rain in the Northwest and Central Valley.
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Los Angeles
Ariz
Miami
Tla
California
Fort Worth
Tex
San Diego State
Lego
Salt Lake Basin
Valley
Utah
McNamara Orders More Bases Closed
Defense secretary Robert McNamara announced further base closures affecting over 53 000 military and civilian jobs. He argued manpower savings justify cuts while promising civilian transfers to available government posts. Details on the number of bases to be closed or consolidated were not provided.
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McNamara
Acon
Defense
Toxins and misprints obfuscate Hayward newspaper notice
Fragmented OCR reads The Daily Review at Hayward California announcing second class matter status and postal address for subscriptions. It lists multiple city offices including San Leandro Fremont Livermore with contact numbers and rates, showing publishing details and location confusion.
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Daily Review
Ine Hloyd Sparks
William Chile
Moneger
Hayward
Caliefornia
Congress
Winter Ave
P.O. Fox
Coli
Asdd
Wirton Ave
Eatward
Alameda County
Calorna
Sah Leandro
St. Santeandra
Cali
Fremont
Phong
Calif
Livermore
St. Livermore
Ten U S Doctors In Viet Nam Join Volunteer Medical Program
SAIGON AP Dr E N Vanderhoser of Ross California arrived in Saigon to join the volunteer U S medical program aiding South Viet Nam casualties. He travels with a group of American doctors including 68 year old surgeon Dr S William Kalb of Newark New Jersey. Twenty six other physicians have gone to the field since the program began in August.
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Saigon
E. 8. Vanderhoser
Ross
Calif
U.S
South Viet Nam
Vanderhoser
S. William Kalb
Newark
U S Forces Stand Off Onslaught
U S forces clash with Communist units south of the Michelin plantation as battalion elements maneuver under heavy 60 caliber machine gun fire. Combatants report chaos and fierce close-quarters fighting with hand grenades and urgent appeals to regroup and aid wounded comrades.
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Michelin Plantation
Pope sets up new rules for Holy Office reform
Pope Paul VI ordered a major reorganization of the Vatican curia and a broad revision of the Holy Office. The office will lose the word supreme, gain a new title, and be required to allow defense and opinion in its proceedings. The move modernizes the Office while preserving Catholic doctrine.
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Paul VI
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Holy Office
Inquisition
Vatican Curia
Paul
Pope Aur
Vatican approves schema on world problems amid nuclear war debate
Vatican council approves the modern world problems schema while opposition bloc rails at wartime nuclear guidance. Pope Paul VI schedules Jubilee services and outlines shifts on birth control study, religious liberty, priestly life, and indulgences amid long council debates.
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Vatican City
Thej
Vatican
Lifting Of Friday Meat Ban Nears
Vatican reports Pope Paul VI prepared Papal Bulletin to allow Catholics to eat meat on Fridays. Decree due Tuesday in a public Ecumenical Council session. Abstinence rules remain for Good Friday Christmas vigil and one other feast day.
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Vatican City
Upi
Pauh VI
Vatican
Ecumenical Council
Federal Reserve raises rates to 4 percent for first time since 1930
The Fed boosts its discount rate to 4 percent and the maximum on time deposits to 4.5 percent, the highest since 1930. The move, aimed at stabilizing the economy, draws mixed reactions from bankers including Bank of America while President Johnson rebukes the action and calls the chairman to the Johnson City ranch for discussion.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Los Angeles
Louis B. Lundbarg
Bank of America
Reaprve Board
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
LBJ Ranch
Report Says Northeast Blackout Could Happen Again
A 95 page Federal Power Commission report warns the massive Northeast power blackout of Nov. 9 could recur if utilities fail to act. It cites possible triggers at Beck hydro plant as well as Consolidated Edison and other firms and suggests new federal legislation may be needed to ensure reliability.
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Jonson City
Tex
Johnson
Coivision
United States
Canada
Lebj Ranch
FPC
Joseph C. Swidler
LBJ
Here
Sir
Adam J. Beck
St Niagara River
Consolidated Edison Co
New York City
Northeast
BPC
Engin
Consolidated Edison Ald
FPG
EPC
Youth Attacks Parents With Pickax In San Jose
In San Jose a 16 year old Wendell Kaeg assaulted his parents with a pickax while they slept, leaving them in very critical condition at a San Clara County Hospital. The youth, held in a juvenile facility, cited poor grades and prior disciplinary actions, including shoplifting and expulsions, as motives. The case involves a 50 year old Lockheed Missile Corp painter father and a 41 year old mother.
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San Jose
Joseph Kaeg
Sana Clara County Hospital
Wendell
Tom Palmer
Palmer
Prince High School
Bella
Youngest Offender Sets Off False Alarms in Groton
In Groton Connecticut police traced two false fire alarms to a five year old boy who sat at the alarm boxes as firemen arrived twice. He reportedly stood on a bicycle to read the Hey alarm box.
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Groton
Conn
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