Weather Forecast for San Francisco Bay Area and Regions
The report outlines a warming trend with slightly warmer days ahead across the San Francisco Bay Area including Diablo, Ramona, Moraga Valleys, Santa Rosa Plain, and Salinas Valley. It notes increasing cloudiness Friday with a chance of rain late Friday and generally mild, breezy conditions with southerly winds to 25 mph in parts.
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Births In South County Ii at Local Hospitals
A sequence of birth notices lists newborns at Rose, Eden, Washington and San Leandro Memorial Hospitals. It records mothers, fathers, and addresses across Hayward Fremont Oakland and San Leandro, noting dates in December and newborns including multiple girls and boys with associated family names and locations.
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Bell Ste Framont
David Hotle
Mawry
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Fillane Wilhina
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Wewarde
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Washington ‘Hospital
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Farwell Orve
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Vietll Sunset Blvd
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San Leandro Memorial Hospital
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Ware Dem Ave
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Vincent Aguilar
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The Builu Review from Tha Daily Ruvian
A misread entry notes a weekly publication led by Jese Sparks and titled The Builu Review with an arborescent mix of names and offices, referencing St Paul, Hayward, and Gali For ostre among others. It lists a publication schedule, office addresses, and a cryptic description of staff roles and printing details in a faded historical OCR fragment.
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Ruvian
Jese Sparks
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Experimental Vehicle Tested For Re-Entry
A Vandenberg launch of an experimental re entry vehicle powered by a Atlas F booster was announced with 5000 union members working five hours. The plan included a freedom academy and salaries, prompting mixed reactions from GM and union officials.
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House
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Penny Lemmond
Lammond
Vandenberg MR Force Base
Vandenberg
Air Force
Space Test
United Auto Workers Union
First Heart Transplant Patient Dies After Recovery Hopes
In Cape Town the patient Luke Washkansky died after a long battle with pneumonia and infection following a landmark heart transplant. Doctors lead by Prof Christian Barnard reported the heart beat strong but lung failure and infection proved fatal, as the world watched the historic operation and other transplants faced setbacks.
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Washkansky
Doczinsky
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Ozinsky
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Kentrowitz
Edward Darvall
Edinburgh
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Mallaig
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Darvall
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England
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Kidney patient receives kidney from donor who died in crash
A ten year old boy, John van Wyke, is shown in a South African hospital making satisfactory progress after receiving one of the kidneys donated by Denise Ann Darvall, who was killed in an automobile accident.
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Groote Schuur Hospital
Nashkansky
Ann
John van Wyke
Denise Ann Darvall
Hayward considers TBM voting machines for 26 000 voters
Stanton projects citywide vote of about 12 000 on April 9 with 26 000 registered voters. Four councilmen seek re election. TBM system would cost about 22 500 for 20 punch boxes with five year financing and annual costs around 1 181, plus potential savings on election workers. Current costs run 7 560 for 360 workers across 50 precincts.
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Stanton
Daniell E. Cooper
John Pappas
Arthur Phillips
Thomas Neveau
Counnty
Freedom Academy Gets House Committee Approval
In Washington the House committee quietly approved a bill authorizing the Defense Department to establish a “Freedom Academy” to educate on how to combat communism. The long-pending proposal follows public hearings and committee activity amid anti-communist efforts.
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Freedom Academy
House
Washington
Committee On
Kidney patient in Bay Area dialysis drive raises funds
The article reports a kidney patient in the Bay Area receiving Sidney dialysis treatment. Hundreds of residents contributed to the relief fund as physicians said the patient was out of the woods. The fund drive began less than two weeks ago after an initial appeal promising weeks of hope before potential catastrophe.
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Thieu Agrees With LBJ Proposals (Continued From Paper)
Johnson confirms Vietnam policy unchanged after talks with Australian leaders in Canberra. Harold Holt and John McEwen vow to maintain 6008 U.S. troops in Vietnam as allied support remains steadfast. American pilots fly 108 missions while Thai Cobras repel Viet Cong forces near Saigon. Five government troops wounded in skirmish amid monsoon weather.
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Harald E. Holt
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Bourne
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Cobras Kill 128 Viet Reds in Major Action
In a heavy firefight reported on the front, Cobra units claimed 128 enemy dead as they engaged Viet Cong positions. The action, described as intense, highlighted ongoing air and ground support and the sustained pressure by allied forces in the region.
Berkeley BART Work Postponed By Injunction
Berkeley taxpayers and councilman Stonard Dolk challenged BART plans to extend a subway mouth in Berkeley contending the project violated Proposition 1. Judge Thomas Caldecott granted a temporary injunction delaying construction until trial. The suit seeks bond reductions while the delay adds costs to a $20.1 million bond project.
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Berkeley
Bay Areas
B. R. Stokes
Rapid Transit District
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BART
Lums
Veteran actor Stuart Hi win dies in Beverly Hills
Veteran film and television actor Stuart Hi win died today at his Beverly Hills home from an apparent heart attack. He is survived by his widow June and two children, Bill and Judy.
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Beverly Hills
June
Bill
Judy
Choir To Present Christmas Program at First Presbyterian
The Westminster Choir at First Presbyterian Church Hays ward with guest soloists will present a Christmas program at five pm tomorrow in the Southland met under the direction of Donald Freeman with organ accompaniment by Dorothy Harlan. The choir comprises high school students who sing bi monthly at church services and at special community events.
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Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Haysward
Donald Freeman
Dorothy Harlan
Job Corps Correction Applauded at Parks Center
Washington officials praised the Office of Economic Opportunity for correcting procedures at the Parks Job Corps Center in Pleasanton after an earlier GAO critique. The GAO cited lax enrollee control and high costs from 1985 to 1966 and commended follow up actions by OFC and Director Sargent Shriver in a letter from Comptroller General Elmer Staats.
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Johnson and Kennedy factions clash over war policy
McCarthy labeled Johnson's Vietnam plan confusing while Kennedy avoids comment during Sun Valley ski trip. A Charleston Gazette poll of 2800 delegates shows 45.7 percent back the war, with Johnson favored for re election by most delegates. Rockefeller tops as strongest possible Republican opponent.
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