Weather Corner Northern and Central California Weather Outlook
Forecasts across regions from Eureka to Santa Rosa show rain likely Sunday into Sunday night north, with fog and cloudy skies in the Central Valley and San Joaquin Valley. Warmer readings favored in the northern Sacramento Valley Monday, variable winds 5 to 18 knots near coast, lows 33 to 40 and highs 47 to 54, with generally fair conditions or light morning fog inland and across the Central Coast.
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US Restores Ties With Dominican Republic and Haiti
The United States reopened diplomatic relations with the Dominican Republic and Haiti while maintaining pressure on their military juntas by delaying ambassadorial returns and continuing an aid hold. Officials say recognition stems from both nations establishing elections to restore constitutional rule in about eight months.
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Tide Tables for Monday December 11 and maritime pointers
Tide table fragment lists times for HN and Ht with sunrise at 7:19 and sunset at 4 7. It includes night figures and computed tides for Fh Polat with notation $.F.1.
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Leftist OK's Terms On Hostages Amid Bolivia tensions
In Bolivia and Washington a split view emerged over hostage releases. Leftist Vice President Juan Lechin supported immediate hostages’ release, while the government weighed judicial and security concerns. Analysts noted U.S. policy remained focused on democratic governance and international obligations.
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Teens Nabbed In Theft Ring
In New York AP report chaos in security ahead of visits by President Oswaldo Lopez Arell and Ambassador Charles R. Bur Johnson. Police say security plans remain uncertain as officials anticipate travel to Tegucigalpa and Santo Domingo. details hinge on administration decisions in coming weeks.
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Belle Returns 79 Federal Counts On Finance Fraud
Belle, a 31 year old former financier sought by Brazil, returns to stand trial on 79 federal counts of financial fraud tied to a collapsed empire. He fled to the United States via Brazil under an extradition treaty and faces charges including defrauding stockholders of about 4 million dollars.
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Almanac Today December 15 1963 historical highlights
The Almanac lists notable events on this day including the 1791 Bill of Rights going into effect after Virginia ratified, Sitting Bull's death in 1890, Alger Hiss indictment in 1948, and 1957 earthquakes in western Iran. It also notes Saturn Venus and Jupiter in the night sky and a thought by F. Scott Fitzgerald on intellectual balance.
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Khrushchev hints at military cuts to fund chemical drive
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said Moscow is considering trimming armed forces and cutting military spending to finance a seven year 346.2 billion ruble chemical industry push aimed at boosting agriculture. He insisted the USSR will keep enough defense to protect the Communist world, including Cuba, and noted grain shortages spurred overseas purchases. He avoided linking defense cuts to Western moves like Johnson’s base closures.
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LA Dam Collapse Sends Flood Across Culver City Streets
A devastating flood from the LA dam collapse swept two north–south streets in a Culver City area, flooding block after block with ten-foot tides. Cars were buried, apartments ripped apart, and residents scrambled to rooftop refuges as helicopters searched from miles square of wreckage. Rescue crews moved in with bulldozers while families separated by the surge pleaded for reunification and authorities organized shelter and evacuation efforts.
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