Weather Corner Fair Through Tomorrow Across Regions
Weather outlook shows fair conditions across the Bay Area and surrounding valleys through Thursday. Tonight’s lows vary by location from the upper 20s to mid 40s with northwest winds 12 to 25 mph, diminishing Thursday. Highs mainly in the 50s to low 60s, with local morning fog possible in some districts.
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Temperatures Seen in Southern Alameda County
Readable notes show yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures for Southern Alameda County. The report lists regional readings and suggests mild to warm conditions across the area.
Tide Tables for Thursday Tide Patterns at Fort Point
Coastal notice reports parts of tide tables with light and dark phases, showing a.m. and p.m. intervals. It mentions Fort Point tides and remarks on observed low and high points with date reference February.
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Minting Nears On JFK Coins
The first of 9 million new John F. Kennedy half dollars will be struck next Tuesday at Philadelphia and Denver mints. Distribution will begin through Federal Reserve banks after 26 million are minted, with public availability expected in late March or early April.
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Senate probes Oroville Dam construction over concerns
Senate Rules Committee approves a subcommittee inquiry into reports of faulty materials and construction on the Oroville Dam. Sen Stan Pittman calls for a thorough probe to reassure the public, citing Baldwin Dam doubts, with Gov Brown defending procedures and welcoming fact finding.
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Solon Passes Out Racy Sex Novels
Sacramento AP reports Assemblyman E Richard Barnes distributed graphic sex novels to lawmakers and reporters to press for tighter obscenity laws. Barnes cited titles like Last Team and Sin Sheet as examples of harmful material he wants kept from circulation. Assemblyman Leroy Greene, D Sacramento, argued such material degrades schools and suggested pricing for student use.
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Legislature recess eyed amid budget and tax notes
The legislature plans a recess through March 2 and weighs next year’s possible need for a 1.1 billion dollar state budget in the 1970s. Assembly bills include insurance relief for Baldwin Hills victims and a state Office of Development. senate measures address county population plans for salaries, bay studies, and youth and college funding. Reports from Sacramento indicate several resolutions and budget actions tied to state construction at Oroville Dam and statewide fiscal policies.
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Moratorium On Bay Fill Sought
A plan to regulate bay front development aims to prevent uncontrolled growth. Critics warn the area could become a valley of tract housing, supermarkets, and factories.
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Almanac Today February 5 1964 dawns with starry view
Almanac Today notes Wednesday February 5 1964 as the 36th day of the year with 330 to follow. The moon is in last quarter and Venus and Jupiter are visible. Notable historical events include Roger Williams seeking religious freedom in 1631 and Roosevelt proposing judiciary reform in 1937. A thought from David Hume quotes the superiority of lively thought over dull sensation.
Vision Care Topic Scheduled by Optometric Society
The Alameda Contra Costa Counties Optometric Society will meet at the Golden West Restaurant on Telegraph Avenue Oakland at 6 40 p m Tuesday. The February dinner theme is Vision Care its Importance to Worker and Industry. Guest speaker is Robert Golbie from the Industrial Department Bausch and Lomb Company San Francisco.
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