Weather Corner: Occasional Rain Across Bay Area and Valley
Weather report notes frequent rain through Friday across the San Francisco Bay Area and Central Valley. Highs mainly in the 60s, overnight lows around 50s, winds variable to south 5 to 25 mph, small craft advisories along the coast and winds up to 25 knots in some coastal areas.
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Siskiyou
Serra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Satinas Valley
Santa Clara Valley
Fort Bragg
Rorthwestern
California
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Capa Blanco
Fort Brees
Half Moon Hay
San Seucutn Valley
Fresno
Weather snapshot on yesterday's highs and today's lows
A condensed U.S. weather digest lists yesterday's highs and today's lows across cities from Albany to Winnipeg, with rainfall amounts in inches for a 74 hour span ending at 7 am. Temperatures cover cloudy, clear, rain, and snow conditions, including notable entries such as Buffalo, Chicago, Denver, Honolulu, Indianapolis, Memphis, Portland, Seattle, and Winnipeg, detailing each locale's temperature pair and precipitation if present.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquarque
Atlana
Bimnarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Sas Vegas
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Cleurdy
Washington
Winnipeg
Enlisted men in Viet Nam volunteers
Washington AP reports the Army uses non volunteer officers for counter guerrilla Special Forces training and duties while enlisted Special Forces remain volunteers. The shift aims to broaden officer development, with consequences for those who refuse SF assignments. Enlisted SF detachments rely on volunteers, and the overall SF strength nears 7,000, including a special action force of about 1,900 personnel.
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Army
Viet Nam
AW Army
Night Visitor In Fremont Becomes Weasel Or Ermine
Mrs. Pruitt of 27967 Canyon Heights reports a small brown animal entering her Fremont home during a rainstorm. Police and SPCA later took custody, identifying the creature as a weasel or ermine depending on season.
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Fremont
Douglas Pruitt
Pruitt
Gary Tyler
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Tyler
SPCA
Shepherd Witnesses the Nativity in Simple Truth
A shepherd recounts a radiant Nativity night beyond Bethlehem’s gate. He testifies to God’s presence in the newborn Jesus, describes the angelic proclamation, and shares his humble gifts and profound joy, ending with a blessing for the listener.
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State Court Reverses Damage Suit in Medical Malpractice
The State Supreme Court orders a retrial in a major malpractice case from Alameda County. Reginald Quintal, a 19 year old quadripelegic, blind and mute, suffered severe injury during an eye operation in July 1980 at Laurel Grove Hospital in Castro Valley. Parents Alfred and [unreadable] Quintal seek $400,000 after a 1962 jury verdict against Laurel Grove Hospital Dr. Thornburg and Dr. Palmberg. The high court found sufficient evidence to support negligence, reversing lower courts and remanding for retrial.
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Alameda
Hayward
Laurel Grove Hospital
Castro Valley
Reginald J. Quintal
Alfred Quintal
C.st
Reginald
Sonarita State Hospital
Alameda County
District Court of Appeals
Mosbacher
Supreme Court
Almanac note for December 24 1864 events
Almanac entry for Thursday December 24 1864 notes the 859th day of the year with seven to follow and sky conditions showing the moon near last quarter. It recalls the 1814 Ghent treaty ending the War of 1812, Verdi's Aida premiere in 1871, Eisenhower's 1948 appointment, Libya's 1951 UN independence, and a thought for the day about the virgin birth.
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Belgium
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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United Nations
Libya
Livermore Library Hopes for Federal Funds
Livermore officials move to finalize site for a new library funded by 100000 in federal money with a total bond plan of 380000. Directors met to plan construction for summer 1965 and determine if federal grant will be approved by February first.
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Don Nolte
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Nolte
California
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Alameda-Contra Casta County
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106th Birthday On Christmas In Battle Creek
Maggie Notier will celebrate her 106th birthday on Christmas Day with an open house in Battle Creek Michigan. Born in 1838 in Dublin Georgia she moved north with her husband in 1920 after a prior long life and loss. Her daughter Anna Sears 72 is the surviving child.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Maggie Notier
Brown Grants Christmas Eve Pardons in California
Gov. Brown granted Christmas Eve pardons to four individuals and commuted three prison terms, offering parole chances with conditions for three inmates. Edward W. Brown, convicted of burglary, rape and kidnapping in Sacramento County in 1946, received a paroleable sentence. Joseph Quintana of Fresno County, convicted of kidnapping with bodily harm and related crimes in 1958, also got parole eligibility. The other two, linked to Keiser Industries and related offenses, were granted parole chances after serving time.
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Brown
California
San Quentin
Ilife
Edward W. Brown
Sacramento County
Earl Warren
Alameda
Keiser Industries
Veith
Los Angelesant
Niles Canyonies County
Joseph
Fresaco Quintana
Mont
Youth Sells Mistletoe in Atlanta at 10 Years Old
Botby McEver, aged 10, sells mistletoe he harvested from his trees in Atlanta. He posts signs reading Missin Your Kissin Mistletoe 25 cent Kissin Licenses Sold Here and has friends ring doorbells to attract customers. Police cautioned about safety and licensing.
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Atlanta
McEver
Bobby
Turkeys Handed Out in Mississippi
In Mississippi Christmas turkeys are being distributed to thousands of residents with Dirk Gregory leading the effort and about 60,000 pounds of frozen turkey planned for delivery through churches and halls in about a dozen towns. Some confusion and lines formed as distribution began and notes from the Hinds County Welfare Department caused mixed reactions. The Salvation Army aided but did not distribute birds in this operation backed by Gregory, Drew Pearson, and Sammy Davis Jr.
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Miss
Mississippi
Indiana
Dirk Gregory
Gregory
Hinds County
Stewart Quits Committee
Fremont officials report John Stewart former recreation cultural subcommittee member has resigned from the Fremont capital improvements committee in a letter to chairman Bob Andersen. The notice includes a garbled advertisement fragment but confirms the resignation and the address 3225 Mowry Ave.
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Fremont
Fremont Capital Improvements Committee
John Stewart
Mowry Ave
Bob Andersen
Kaiser approves 33 conditions for shale project plan
The commission sets 33 safeguards to limit noise, dust, and traffic around the area and Kaiser agrees to strict controls. Kaiser plans to process and remove between 25 and 35 million cubic yards of shale material over a 30 year period.
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Kaiser
Plan For Meetings Approved In Decoto District
Trustees of the Decoto Elementary School District approved a plan to align meetings of three boards Decoto elementary Washington Union and Alvarado Decoto unified to occur together on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month starting January The plan aims to keep members informed until the unified board takes over on June 30 An administration proposal for federal funds under the War on Poverty was approved with a grant of 124634 and local funds of 12483 awaiting approval by the other two boards.
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Union City
Decoto Elementary
Decolo
Unified Board
Unified
Witth
Unrest In Labor Dept Sparks presidential tension
Washington AP reports a storm around Under Secretary John F Henning as Secretary Wirtz seeks his departure. The dispute pits a lawyer former professor against a long time unionist, with backing from AFL CIO President Meany and House committee chairman Paywell.
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Labor
John F. Henning
W. Willard Wirtz
Henning
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Adam Clayton Paywell Jr
House Education and Labor Committee
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