Weather Corner Sunday outlook with showers and snow level
Forecast notes a cold weekend with showers across the Bay Area and valleys Sunday into Monday. Snow expected in the mountains above 2000 to 2500 feet, with cool temperatures and south to southwest winds 12 to 35 mph. Small craft advisories cover coastal regions with winds 16 to 35 mph.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Dow
Santa Clara Valley
Central Coast
Napa
San Jose
Hollister
California
Caldée
Santa Rosa
Ukish
Easly
Fort Bragg
Eos
Tomerow
Niles
Hove
Temperatures across California and major cities report varied conditions
A weather snapshot lists high and low temperatures for California cities including Bakersfield Fresno Los Angeles Oakland Sacramento San Diego and San Francisco, with others like Albany Albuquerque Atlanta and Chicago. Conditions range from cloudy to clear with some rain and snow noted in Reno and Portland.
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Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
Oakland
Oss
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honglulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Louisville
Semphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Maply
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Foreign debts rise as U.S. owed tops billion in 1984
The Commerce Department reports total U.S. receivables from foreign governments and enterprises reached about 16.614 billion for the 1984 fiscal year ending June 30, with roughly 1 billion collected and 2.1 billion added to outstanding debts. Prepayments totaled 232 million from France and the Netherlands and 83 million from Mexico. Major debtors include the United Kingdom with nearly 4 billion, Japan with 738 million, and France at 630 million.
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United States
France
Netherlands
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Japan
Mindanao Official Backs Rat Meat Campaign
Manila AP reports Oscar Bingad an agricultural officer in Agusan province Mindanao advocates eating rats as a tasty nutritious solution to control pests in rice fields. He urges Filipinos to try rat meat to reduce rat numbers and protect crops.
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Manila
Agusan Province
Mindanao Island
Oscar Bingad
Professional Men Arrested in Manila Gambling Raid
Four professional men were arrested in a Manila gambling house raid. A doctor claimed a sick call, an accountant said he was conferring with a client a sugar planter, the owner's son stated he was there, and an engineer said he was discussing pleas for a new building.
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Manila
Recording star Red Foley burns after cigarette fire
Recording star Red Foley and his wife Sally were hospitalized after Foley dozed off smoking, starting a fire in their Nashville apartment. Foley suffered a burned right hand while Sally inhaled smoke. they were reported in good condition. Their pomeranian, Ebbie, awakened them with barking, enabling a hurried escape.
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Foley
Sally
Star
Perersaurg
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Manche
St. Petersburg
Poreies Hayes
Mins
Capttown
Casablanc
Los Angeles
Conrad
Neweals
Orleans
Flying Grandpa Sets Long Distance Record
The account describes a perilous journey by air with a pilot named Conrad reaching the edge of fuel and facing a brutal night storm. He barely avoided running dry, nearly diverting to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and surviving on coffee and water after a Christmas Eve battered flight. He hoped to reach New Orleans then return to Prescott, Arizona.
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New Orleans
Conrad
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pregvalt, Ariz
Hanoi Claims 2 US Planes Destroyed Amid Laos Strikes
Tokyo dispatch reports Hanoi claims six U.S. jets strafed Tellipont on the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Tai and shot down two more planes near Xieng Khoy in Laos. Saigon sources say Laos airstrikes against the trail have begun as U.S. and allied forces widen action. Hanoi radio cites Nhan Dan quoting intensified aggression in South and North Vietnam.
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U.S
United States
Tellipont
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Tai
Peking
Hanoi
Tchepone
di Savannakhet
Laos
Thetral
Viet Nam
Saigon
Phoumi Nosovan
South Viet Nam
Hanoi Radio
Nhan Dan
North Viet Nam
Polaris Subs Off Red China
The submarine Daniel Boone with sixteen 1,800 mile range Polaris missiles sailed from Guam into waters off the Asian mainland. It is the first of a seven-ship squadron headed to the far western Pacific station, positioned to launch nuclear fire on Red China after China’s recent atomic test.
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U.S. Navy
China
Defense Department
Daniel Boone
Guam
Pacific
Roomer Dies in Hotel Blaze in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO AP Albert M. Shea aged 59 died Saturday when fire swept his room at the New Alden Hotel. Deputy Coroner Mark Allesda said Shea apparently smoked in bed and fell asleep. Damage to the second floor room was about $5,000.
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San Francisco
Albert M. Shea
New Alden Hotel
Treputy
Mark Allesda
Shea
Ramage
1000 Stranded By River Amid Flood Rescue Efforts
Thousands of volunteers worked through the night to bolster flood relief as helicopters began missions at daybreak. About 1,000 people are marooned across three counties after earlier floodwaters. Early rescues included a man with a broken back, two pregnant women, and a doctor for a Caesarian case. Authorities stress all stranded are in emergency need of food shelter clothing and medicine.
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Iswallen
Sacramento - Iy
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Sacramento
Yola County
Paul Bent
Humpoldt County
Bent
Alder Point
Willow Creek
Verbania’s Rare Breadfruit Tree Blooms Again
In Verbania Italy the rare breadfruit tree blossomed for the third time in a century. The tree, brought from the South Pacific about 100 years ago, has flowered only twice before this year.
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Verbania
Italy
South Pacific
Pilots Aid Northern California Flood Victims Heroically
AP report notes 32 helicopters and private planes ferried medicine and food to Humboldt Mendocino and Del Norte counties during California's severe flood. Bennington aircraft carrier helicopters and civilian pilots dropped supplies. some landings occurred on improvised highway strips. Flood death toll stood at 13 with six suspected in a Coast Guard helicopter crash. Early estimates run to hundreds of millions in damage as a new storm threatens a southern drift from British Columbia delaying refugee returns.
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British Columbia
Buddhists Threaten Regime as Saigon braces for martial law
In Saigon Buddhist leaders vow to resume anti Huong actions despite a government order extending martial law for another month after Christmas bombings at a hotel housing U.S. officers. Thich Nhat Thien warns press attacks, arrests and a new wave of hunger strikes may intensify. The scene centers on Premier Tran Van Huong’s efforts to keep religion separate from politics while generals and U.S. officials clash over tactics and the High National Council’s ouster. The unrest follows anti American sentiment and a push by Khanh to discredit U.S. Ambassador Taylor.
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Saigon
Nam
Tran van Huong
Thich Nhat Thien
Huong
Martial- Lai
U.S
Thien
Etick
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen Khanh
High National Council
Armed Forces Council
Natonal Council
Kiana
Khanh
Alarwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Mada
Beauty Winner Marries Doctor
Miss America 1960 Lynda Lee Mead wed Dr. John J. Shea in a ceremony at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Germantown, near Memphis. Mead, daughter of Herbert J. Mead of Natchez, won the Miss America title while a University of Mississippi student. this is the couple’s second marriage for the bride and the doctor’s first.
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Lynda Lee Mead
John J. Shea
Na Lonally
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Subuurban
Germantown
Herbert. J. Mead
Natchez
Miss
University of Mississippi
T & Tre Shee
Miss. Mead
Pope Sends Message to Buddhists in Tokyo Meeting
In Tokyo AP reports Japanese Buddhists published Pope Paul VI's message inviting Buddhists to seek Christian virtues that may enrich their thoughts. Rev. Nakayama, president of the Japan Buddhist Federation, said he received the English message during a Vatican audience on December 18 and returned to Tokyo December 24 after attending a world Buddhist conference in India.
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Tokyo
Paul VI
Il Nakayama
Japan Buddhist Federation
Vatican
Nakayama
Rome
India
Yale Frosh Fulfills Wish Visit to Megan Waldo
Yale freshman Clayton Day Jr from Arlington Virginia chartered a plane with funds raised by Yale students to visit Megan Waldo in Reno Nevada. Day collected dimes door to door, asking for a dollar from each mug to fund the trip. The Christmas fundraiser netted over 200 dollars as he spent part of her vacation with her family.
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Clayton Day Jr
Megan Waldo
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Artington
Ucket
Day
Megan
Europe
Clayton Day Vm
Tolal
Mra Claypa
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