Weather Corner Rain and mild warm spell across California coast
Intermittent rain continues through Thursday with generally mild temperatures across regions. Strong south and southwest winds, gale warnings near headlands and coastal areas. Rain expected in Santa Clara Valley, Salinas Valley, Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley with highs mostly in 60s and lows in 50s to near 60.
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Temperatures and Rainfall Report for Southern Alameda County
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures are reported along with rainfall measured in inches for the 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. in Southern Alameda County. The report notes sunrise at 7:24 a.m. and references light and dark figures indicating daily extremes and conditions for Thursday, December 24.
Almanac notes and historic events for December 23
United Press International marks December 23 with factoids for the day in 19 4 including Washington resigning to Mount Vernon in 1788 and NBC founding in 1928. It notes the execution of Tojo and six war leaders in 1948 and Beria in 1953. The moon is near last quarter and Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn glow in the night sky.
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Polaris A3 Missile Launch Sets 1964 Cape Record
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The nuclear submarine Von Steuben launched a Polaris A3 missile in the Atlantic 30 miles offshore as part of the 1964 firing schedule. It marked the 20th success in 21 undersea firings and Cape Kennedy's 88th launch of the year, the best success rate to date with 75 good firings.
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Three UC Sit-In Participants Hit With Probation and Labor
Oakland AP report says judge gave Michael Howard Mark Dinaburg and David Bacon six months probation and four weekends of manual labor for trespassing resisting arrest and unlawful assembly in Sproul Hall sit-in. Kroninger denounced defining civil disobedience as acceptable.
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Quake Shakes California as Baja Peninsula Quakes
A Southern California quake, centered near Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, rattled San Diego and nearby cities at 12 58 pm. It registered around magnitude 0 7 on the Richter scale and caused minor damage and alarms across the region. Residents in National City and Palm Springs reported tremors and unusual activity as walls and objects shifted.
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Scholarships For Negroes Scholarships For Negroes
The Sdell Companies Foundation announces a program to fund 50 college scholarships for Negro students over the next five years. The four year awards will cover paths in precollege teaching and science
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Woman Who Survived Leap Improving Despite Leprosy History
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Oakland housewife who jumped from the Bay Bridge last Monday and survived a 230 foot fall is expected to recover from injuries. Doctors at San Francisco General Hospital said she was taken off the critical list and showing remarkable improvement. The patient, Isabelle Kainon, had been separated from her two children and feared she was pregnant. She reportedly fell about 80 feet per hour before hitting the water. Hansen's disease leprosy, diagnosed since childhood, appears arrested, though it kept her away from her children.
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Johnson Sends Gold Souvenirs to Reporters
President Johnson plans to gift 14 karat gold keepsakes to reporters who covered the 1964 campaign. Women reporters receive a charm bracelet medallion, while men receive a jet plane shaped tie clasp, all bearing LBJ and 1964 with a presidential seal. A card accompanies each item with holiday greetings from Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Simeon Narrates Witness to Christ and Flight to Egypt
The eighth in a series of imagination monologues shows Simeon of Jerusalem reflecting on life, faith, and his recognition of Jesus as the Messiah. He recalls daily temple vigils, the blessed meeting with Mary and the infant, and the prophecy of peace before Herod's slaughter. He guides the holy family to Egypt, fearing Nerad's wrath but trusting in God's deliverance.
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