Weather updates across regions with rain and cloudy skies
Weather notes cover Manly cloudy tonight with drizzle and light winds, Bay Area expecting rain by late tonight or Friday, Sierra and mountains facing snow above 5000 to 7000 feet through Friday, Central Valley mainly cloudy with rain in north and valley Friday, Salinas and Monterey Bay cloudy with rain likely Friday, coastal bays and Northwest California seeing widespread rain and mild temperature changes through Friday.
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Temperatures Tide Tables Fr iday December 11
Fragmentary weather page note lists temperatures tides and sun events for Friday December 11 with unclear city names and figures. Readable items include a 45 degree low and sunrise noted as Dulche, but many words are garbled.
Cosmos 51 launched by Soviet Union space program
Moscow reports the Cosmos 51 unmanned satellite launched successfully with equipment functioning normally and data being transmitted. Tass says the mission began on March 16 and aims to gather data from outer space.
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Accident Kills 29 as Train Hits Bus in India
A passenger train collided with a bus at a crossing about 75 miles northwest of Patna, killing 29 and injuring 72. The locomotive derailed. the engineer and fireman were hurt. All but two of the injured were aboard the bus. None of the injuries were reported as serious.
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Second Sentence Of Death For Trealar In 1962 Slaying
LOS ANGELES AP Eight jurors recommended the death penalty for Raymond Trealar 25 in the North Hollywood tavern robbery murder of Armand Rivard 42 on February 10 1962. Trealar and co defendant David Duvall were convicted of first degree murder. Trealar later faced a new penalty trial after a ruling on parole eligibility. Formal sentencing set for January 6.
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Leake charges Cranston deal in tax plan row
Riverside report states Paul Leake, chair of the State Board of Equalization, charged that Alan Cranston offered a three-man tax commission deal to win backing for a plan. Cranston denied the accusation, saying Leake’s statements are wild and inaccurate.
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GOP Leaders Urge Broad Leadership To Heal Rift
At a Waldorf Towers summit Ike, Nixon and Goldwater urge a broadly based GOP leadership to unite moderates and conservatives ahead of the Chicago National Committee meeting. They say no single faction can dominate and stress the need for a balanced, inclusive approach in the months ahead.
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Almanac for December 10 1964 United Press International
The Almanac notes Today is Thursday December 10 1964 the 845th day of the year with 21 to follow The moon nears first quarter Venus and Afar are morning stars Jupiter and Saturn are evening stars Notable events include Mississippi statehood in 1817 the 1898 Treaty of Paris ending the Spanish American War plus Nobel Prize distribution in 1901 and 1942 Japanese troops land in the Philippines A thought for the day by Billy Dickinson on success.
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Parliament Dissolved in Ceylon. New Elections Planned
Gov Gen William Gopallawa announced Parliament would dissolve on December 17 with a new legislature to be elected March 24. In nearby regions, bitter weather continued in New England while the Midwest faced a vote of no confidence amid political shifts. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, the world’s only woman head of state, has been in office since July 1960. defection within her Freedom party contributed to her defeat on the confidence vote.
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Weather extends from Northwest to Gulf Coast
A broad band of rain and snow stretches from the Northwest to the Gulf Coast, with hazardous driving conditions reported in parts of Colorado and New Mexico as winter weather continues.
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