Weather Corner San Francisco Bay Area Forecast
Mostly fair Sunday and Monday with highs 50s to 60s and lows near 30s in the Bay Area. Northwest to north winds 12 to 25 mph, colder valleys Sunday, scattered snow flurries in southern Sierra early Sunday. Northern California and Central Coast similar fair conditions with cooler starts, highs mid 50s to low 60s, winds 10 to 18 mph.
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Tide Tables for Monday February 8 in Suntol Utah
Tide tables give high tide at 5? dark thaures p.m and low tides for Suntol Utah with computed heights. Text is garbled but notes at 5? p.m. and reference to a 3.6 height.
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Local Area Weather for the San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco Bay Area forecast calls for fair conditions today and tomorrow with slightly easing weather. Lows expected from 36 to 46 degrees and a high near 53 to 58 degrees. Northwest winds 11 to 25 mph.
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Freight Crash Kills Man Near Arizona New Mexico Border
A westbound Santa Fe freight rear ended another train near the Arizona New Mexico border during a heavy snow storm. Dead is C.2 Phila Winslow Ariz head brakeman of the second train. Engineer E H Gace of Winslow injured and taken to Gallup hospital, not seriously. Five cars derailed on the first train. second train diesel units remained on track.
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Santa Fe Railway
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Winslow
E. H. Gace
Gallup
86 Dead In Chilean Air Line Crash
A Chilean airline DC-6 with 86 aboard crashed and exploded 11 700 feet up in the Andes near La Corona Mountain. Rescue patrols reached the scene after a horseback and foot ascent and reported no survivors. It was Latin America’s second worst air disaster, following a 1962 Lima crash that killed 97.
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la Valdes
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Bank of Montevideo
Woman Dies In San Francisco Crash
In San Francisco a dentist's wife, Brita Berry man, 67, died and labor union official Frank Wilson, 47, was critically injured when her sedan ran a red light at 16th Street and Dolores Boulevard. Wilson, secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, suffered a skull fracture. Mrs Berry man is survived by her husband, Frank Berry man.
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Brita Berryman
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Bo Wilson
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Brotherhood of
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Frank Berryman
Yerba Buena Ave
San Leandro Manufacturers name officers and chairman
Kaiser Aluminum public relations rep Dudley Ross named program chairman by President R K McGinnis. New committees cover engineering, health and safety, land use, tax, and membership. McGinnis notes the group will serve as industry spokesman and support San Leandro's development and city betterment.
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Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Co
San Leandro Manufacturers Association
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Neering Works
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California
Alan Party
Caterpillar
James Philpol
Gaylor Instrument Co
George van Drent
Sherwin- Williams Ca
Ralph
Almanac today notes birthdays and historical events
Almanac Today lists February 7 1905 as a Sunday with Mars and Jupiter visible. It recalls Charles Dickens birth and honors Sinclair Lewis as Nobel laureate born in Sauk Center. It notes premieres, resignations, and Autherine Lucy’s admission fight at Alabama.
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Dock Strike Renewed Efforts To End Walkout
Philadelphia talks on the 27 day East and Gulf Coast dock strike stalled after a marathon 38 hour session. Negotiators from the International Longshoremen's Union and Philadelphia Marine Trade Association failed to break the deadlock over guaranteed work year and work rules. Norfolk reached a tentative contract for freight handlers and terminal checkers, while President Johnson faces possible intervention. The strike disrupts major ports and raises economic losses, with ships piled at docks and factories shuttered.
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Appalachian
Anti Castro Guerrillas Captured In Cuba Infiltration Arrests
Cuban government said it captured two more anti Castro guerrillas Friday night near San Luis on the western coast. They allegedly came from a CIA base on the Nicaraguan coast with radio gear and weapons and were to be picked up by fellow commandos. No names were released. Previously Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo and three aides were arrested after landing in taba.
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San Luis
Central Intelligence Agency
Eloy Gutiurrez
Noyo
Taba
Stamp Group To Ballot On Commemorative Stamps
San Leandro Philatelic Society members will vote on the best, poorest and least necessary commemorative stamps printed in the United States. The ballot occurs at a meeting in Roosevelt Elementary School, 851 Dowling Blvd, San Leandro, at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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Belieu Promoted to Navy Undersecretary by Johnson
New York AP reports Kenneth E. Belieu was named to replace Paul B. Fay as undersecretary of the Navy. Belieu, age 50, has served as assistant secretary for installations and logistics since early 1961.
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Navy
Kenneth E. Belieu
Johnson
Paul B. Fay
Belieu
Slain Missionary's Wife Returns Vietnamese To Get Missiles
Mrs Louis Carl Carlson widow of Paul Carlson says she plans to move to Torrance with daughter Lynette after returning from Chicago. U S intelligence reports claim Soviets may supply antiaircraft missiles to North Vietnam, potentially targeting U2s over Cuba. Carlson describes personal distress as she seeks safety and a stable life for her family in the United States.
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