Weather Corner Local Area Weather Summary
Partly cloudy with a 6 percent rain chance tonight and cool otherwise. Tonight low near 40, winds 12 to 25 mph. Friday rain chances rise to around 69 percent today and 90 percent Friday in the Bay Area and surrounding regions.
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Weather snapshot across cities with varied conditions
Yesterday's high and overnight temperatures are listed for multiple cities with conditions ranging from clear and cloudy to snow and rain. Regions include Atlanta, Boston, Detroit, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Louisville, Memphis, Minneapolis, New York, Omaha, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Providence, Rapid City, Reno, Richmond, St. Louis, Salt Lake City, Seattle, and Washington.
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Tide Tables Notice From January 7 Column
Fragmentary tide table note lists Lew 3 41 Sie 87 Hizn and Sunvet with sketched figures. References SRenrlie 3 and dark longures, mentions fees at 3 dollars. Information is sparse and unclear due to OCR errors, but indicates a dated tide table snippet with monetary fee note.
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Japan stands with US to face Asia threats says Sato
Tokyo premier Eisaku Sato told the AP Japan will stand closely beside the United States in 1565 and beyond, citing the postwar security pact. He said no alternative is needed for now and plans to visit Washington January 10 for talks with President Johnson after meeting Ambassador Reischauer.
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Students Plea No Contest After Berkeley Campus Demonstration
BERKELEY AP Eight University of California students entered no contest pleas for trespassing resisting arrest and failure to disperse after a campus all in at Sproul Hall. Names include Stephen Wedgley Teresa Tavitin Rush White Karen Taylor Elisabeth Lindsley Jad Smith Mark Freudenthal and Jiann Gimian all from Berkeley South of Berkeley. Sentencing set for Feb 6. Municipal Judge Rupert Crittenden asked students to send motives feelings and any mitigating factors.
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Herkeley
Rupert Crittenden
Red Decor Besets New Senate Chamber in Sacramento Remodeling
The California state Senate, returning Monday, will find a newly remodeled chamber with red decor, gold lamps, blue and gold state colors, and plush red carpeting. Scheduled improvements include wiring, lighting, acoustic upgrades, and refined desks while preserving a grand, historic ambience.
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Fremont Boy Loses Eye in Auto Crash
A Fremont one year old? boy David Wilcox in fair condition at Washington Tan ship Hospital after an auto crash yesterday afternoon. He lost an eye and suffered facial and bodily lacerations. His brother Robert 18 drove the cars that struck Catherine Velores Howell 27. Howell was not injured.
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Final rites for Albert Nelson held in San Lorenzo
Albert Nelson of Fremont, a machinist by trade and member of Machinists Local 4n4, died Tuesday. He is survived by his daughter Cynthia Nelson of Fremont, daughter-in-law Janice Obidinski of Pacifica, widow Ellen Nelson of Windsor Conn, sister Louise Millen of Windsor and brother Anton Nelson of New York City. Services were set for 2 p.m. Saturday at San Lorenzo Baptist Church with Rev. Wyne officiating. Cremation followed at Chapel of the Chimes in Hayward. Friends may call after 7 A.M. Friday at Fremont Chapel of the Roses.
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Funeral services for Alvin Oliver San Lorenzo
Alvin Oliver, 48, of 16060 Vig Waltex San Lorenzo, died Wednesday at home. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at New Colonial Chapel 2546 High St Oakland. He was employed by Fibreboard Products in Oakland, a World War I veteran, and a member of VFW Admiral Forrest Sherman post 1051 Chateau Thierry Lodge 339 F AM Oakland Scottish Rite Bodies and Atimes Temple.
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California GOP eyes 1966 race in California battle
California Republicans gather for a three day conference January 2 with leaders like U.S. Senator George Murphy and potential candidates Ronald Reagan Joseph Shell and other hopefuls. The party seeks unity amid internal strife as it prepares for the 1966 gubernatorial contest and presidential primary dynamics.
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FAA extends delay on Hayward airport grant work
Extension Hayward received one word this morning but the status of its 386000 airport grant remains unresolved as today marks the deadline for a signed spending agreement. FAA district says a further extension is expected from Los Angeles regional office to allow time to award a contract for interior roads taxiways apron and utilities.
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India Crackdown Hits Communist Reds Across Nation
New Delhi AP reports Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri orders wide raids that jailed over 5000 communists, aiming to stop sabotage and a potential revolution tied to China. Government asserts the行动 crushes a fascist-like threat to India's stability.
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Top Republican Position Open
Rep. Paul A. Fine of New York says he will challenge Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin for chair man of the House Republican. The post is being vacated by Rep. Gerald Ford of Michigan who seeks to unseat House Republican Leader Charles A. Halleck of Indiana.
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Increase In U S Employes On Federal Payroll Reported
Washington AP reports a congressional committee tally shows 2,403,838 civilian federal payroll employees in November, a net gain of 23,508 from October. The rise reflects steady hiring across federal agencies and departments.
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UN Showdown Fails To Show United Nations Row In Congo
The General Assembly began an 18 day recess in 1964 after a Soviet U.S. confrontation loomed over Congo policy. The Security Council adopted a ceasefire resolution deploring recent events, with France abstaining, and omitted condemnation of Belgian U.S. paratroop actions. Assembly president Quaison-Saekey of Ghana paused proceedings until Jan 18 to split a two year term on the Security Council between Jordan and Mali, avoiding a formal vote. If the council expands, each will get a two year term. Jordan and Mali failed to gain two thirds in consultations held as secret ballots. The Soviet Union remains behind on assessments, arguing only the Security Council can authorise peacekeeping operations.
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