Weather Outlook For Northern Central California Sunday through Monday
Intermittent rain spans much of the area with snow above 3000 feet in the north. Western Nevada sees mostly cloudy conditions with periodic snow or rain, and colder temperatures. San Francisco Bay Area anticipates rain, then clouds, with low 45 to 50 and highs 55 to 60, winds 12 to 22 mph. Regions from Sacramento to the Salinas Valley report varying rain and mild changes, with southerly winds 8 to 30 mph and multiple locale highs around 50s to 60s.
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Ikiah
Tide Tables Decoded Murky Almanac Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment shows tide table notes and times with unclear names and dates. It references December and coastal locations and includes stray terms like tide and low sun. Readers are left with partial data and uncertain station identifiers.
King Wears Sign On Picket Line
Dr King returned to Atlanta to support a strike at Scripto- Manufacturing Co. He wore a sign calling for a living wage and led a 16 member picket line including one white member. The strike, urged by the International Chemical Workers Union, targets alleged discrimination against Black workers. Company officials said production continued on three shifts and wage talks would continue. King urged broader boycotts of Scripto products as part of the SCLC effort.
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South-India Christian Leadership Conrence
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Pickets Demonstrate Outside Oakland Tribune
An estimated six pickets protested alleged discrimination in hiring at the Oakland Tribune, peacefully marching in front of the paper on Saturday afternoon. The Ad Hoc Committee to End Discrimination has demonstrated there each Saturday since last September. police reported no arrests or incidents. Last weekend eighteen people were arrested after blocking exits by sitting down.
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Bad Weather Hinders Hunt For Aircraft
A missing Win-engine plane carrying two Tulsa attorneys vanished near Pomona on Friday. FAA said weather hampered air and ground searches after the craft refueled in Las Vegas, with a cloud ceiling at 3,500 feet limiting penetration into mountains. The Wheeler surname was on the list of those aboard the plane.
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Housewife Fights Off Intruder in Palma Cela Home
A one-year-old Hayward housewife woke to a dog barking at about 5 a.m. and found a shadowy intruder in her Palma Cela bedroom. She fought back as he attempted to strangle her, ripping her nightgown, then the assailant fled after the noise alarmed him. Police note the back and front porch lights were unscrewed.
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Senate Seeks Legal Loophole on Reapportionment
In an unprecedented between session conference, California Senate leaders sought legal guidance on appealing a federal court reapportionment order. Senate leader Hugh Burns said the move preserves legal options for the future while preparing for a numbers game on districting. Senator Teale discussed potential constitutional changes to create one house by population and the other by geography, and Dolwig floated dividing the state with the Tehachapis as the north south boundary. The session, held at San Francisco International Airport, aims to avoid foreclosing any path as July 1, 1965, looms for redistricting completion.
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No Breakthroughs Rusk Gromyko End Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko wrapped a series of talks on East West issues with disarmament and related topics. No major breakthroughs emerged, though discussions covered German peace talks Southeast Asia and U.N. finances as Gromyko departed after a cordial lunch at the Waldorf Towers.
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Carpenters To Rebuild Sanctuary In Ripley Mississippi
Oberlin Ohio advance party of Carpenters for Christmas sails to Ripley to join other Northern civil rights workers rebuilding the Antioch Baptist Center bombed October 30. Eighteen people aboard include 13 Oberlin students and two Yankton College students. project aims to raise ten thousand dollars with four thousand five hundred collected so far.
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Almanac Today December 20 1964 events and birthdays
Almanac Today notes Sunday December 20 1964 as the 355th day with 11 to follow. It lists Venus Mars as morning stars and Jupiter Saturn as evening stars, notes Harvey Firestone born in 1863, and recalls historical items from 1790 Pawtucket cotton mill, 1808 Louisiana Purchase transfer, and 1864 Sherman marching to Savannah. It also mentions 1822 Russian republics forming the USSR and includes a thought for the day from Acts about judging others.
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