Weather Corner Fair Through Friday Across Northern California
Forecast shows fair weather across Northern California through Friday with cooler tonight and winds increasing locally. Bay Area and Central Valley expect highs mainly in the 50s to mid 80s, with varying north to northeast winds 20 to 40 mph and small craft advisories along coasts and in the Monterey Bay region.
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Northern California
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Sierra Nevada
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San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Setinas
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Temperatures Reported for Yesterday and Today
Yesterday’s high was not specified in full. Today’s low is listed but the exact value is unclear. The fragment notes temperatures but lacks complete figures for accurate reporting.
American Funerals Defended in Clergy Conference
Berkeley AP funeral director Lloyd Truman urged 300 clergy men to defend commercial funeral practices against cooperative memorial societies. He said funeral directors should be junior partners to bring peace to bereaved families while ministers discussed current legislative proposals on funeral practices.
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Lloyd Truman
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Pacific School of Religion
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Jessica
Youth Gets Life Term For Beating
In Oakland, 17 year old Elbert Williams was sentenced to life in prison for beating Patrick Byrne, 64, to death on September 13. The judge refused Williams' bid for California Youth Authority placement. Donald Tyler, 25, faces sentencing next week as an accessory.
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Patrick Byrne
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Donald Tyler
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California Youth Authority
Tide Tables Frictional Fragments From February 7
Frayed OCR notes list tide times and sun timings, with scattered figures. Mentions sunset and daylight figures, approximate high and low tides, and unclear references to potatos and taxes. Contains nonstandard tokens and likely transcription errors from a historical page.
Note Adds Twist To Parking Ticket In Mount Sterling
In Mount Sterling Kentucky AP report Patrolman George McClure prepares to tag a car for overtime parking but finds a note under the windshield reading police working inside building Wiper. McClure writes the ticket and adds a postscript Policeman working outside building.
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George McClure
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Twin Sputniks Report Sending Data From Space
Moscow based Tass reports twin Soviet satellites Elektron 1 and Elektron 2 are transmitting valuable scientific data to earth. The pair, launched by a glor rocket on January 30, are tasked with measuring the earths radiation belts for research.
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Peggy Lee to Wed Argentine-born guitarist in Beverly Hills
Peggy Lee 39 announces plans for her fourth marriage to Argentine-born musician Jack Del Rio at her Beverly Hills home. The ceremony is set for February 21.
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Peggy Lee
Jack del Rio
Beverly Hills
Rumford Act Complaints Rise in Housing Bias Cases
Los Angeles AP reports FEPC chief Carmen Warschew notes 59 Rumford Act housing bias complaints since Sept 20 with 31 resolved in four and a half months. Eighteen complaints filed in the past month, 14 of 30 completed involve Negroes seeking housing. Most cases concern apartment details with real estate brokers named as respondents.
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Los Angeles
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Carmen H. Warschew
FEPC
Grant OKd for Santa Cruz growth project
Washington AP reports a $41 170 grant was approved to California Finance Department to fund urban renewal prep for Santa Cruz growth. The Urban Renewal Administration announced the funding on Wednesday.
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Seta Department of Finance
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Legislature recess extends while bills pace struggle
Sacramento reports a recess until March as Senate procedure delays action on a bill to speed payments to Baldwin Hills Dam disaster victims. The session features numerous introduced bills touching schools, elections, advertising, tidelands, and taxes, with AB and SB measures from Unruh to Z'berg and Farr advancing in a busy legislative week.
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Los Angeles
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Jdondo Beach
State Commission On Elections
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San Francisco
Bagley
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Sitter Rescues Four in Blaze near Skyline Boulevard
In Redwood City a sixteen year old babysitter Margie Alexander saved four children from a rear bedroom fire at the Harry Walsh home near La Honda on King Mountain. The house was destroyed and firefighters estimated near 898000 in losses.
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Harry Walsh
Margie Alexander
States Division of Forestry
la Honda
Skyline Boulevard
King Mountain
Joss
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