Forecasts Temperatures Across Northern and Central California
Weather notes forecast variable temperatures across Northern and Central California with clouds and showers in some areas. Strong winds in parts of the Sierra and coastal regions are mentioned, with continued cold conditions and occasional snow showers in higher elevations.
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Sierra Nevada
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Fairbanks
Rapid City
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Seale
Javesonville
Tampa
Kansas City
Washington
Central California
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Ski conditions reported for Northern California mountains
Good to very good skiing reported in Northern California after heavy snowfall. Temperatures ranged from 1 to 33 degrees with clear skies at most resorts. Squaw Valley noted partly cloudy conditions. California State Automobile Association reported the conditions for the region.
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California State Automobile Association
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Garrigus Won't Run to Teach Again in Reedley
Reedley California AP reports Assemblyman Garrigus, D Reedley, will not seek re election, choosing to return to teaching English at Reedley College. He cites teaching duties and pay as reasons, and notes the decision follows scrutiny over test scores released by districts. The district scores drew criticism for inflating student achievement while Garrigus defended the data as a baseline for comparison.
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Fragmented Local Notice From Hayward Paper Offices
The Daily Review of Hayward California lists contact numbers and offices in Hayward Fremont and Livermore. It shows staff roles and circulation details with addresses on Winton Avenue and nearby locales.
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Alameda County
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Sam Lianopo
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Burglary Suspect Nabbed After Hide-and-Seek Chase
Ronald Lee Choate of Hayward was arrested at 3:33 a.m. on suspicion of burglary in San Leandro after police spotted him leaving a Washington Club break‑in on 1745 Washington Ave. Officers pursued him through a transit area, stopped a patrol bus, and took him into custody at the corner of Fast lth Street and Elsie Ave. Byrne observed Choate reemerge from hiding and board a vehicle but the ringed capture ended the chase.
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San Quentin College Plan Arrives in California
New York based Kard Foundation provides a $99,200 grant to the University of California at Berkeley for planning a prison college at San Quentin State Prison. The university, in cooperation with the California Department of Corrections, will conduct the study and development of the project isolation.
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Kard Foundation
University of California At Berkeley
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San Quentin Stile
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Isharate
California Department ‘of Carrertians
Tie Prnjeet
Fremont City Hall Design Wins International Contest
International architect Mittelstadt from Rome won first place in a contest for the Fremont Civic Center design. His three story lagoonfront city hall with stilts would sit on a knoll near the current community center, financed by a 1 million lease purchase program approved by voters.
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Johnson Defends Viet War Policy Amid Global Talks
President Johnson attacks war critics while planning a Geneva summit with neutral nations to press for an end to the Viet Nam conflict. Gen Westmoreland reports urging more U S troops to strike Communist strongholds as cabinet members join talks on policy and strategy.
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Dean Rusk
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Orville L. Freeman
Health, Education and Welfare
John W. Gardner
Reds Face Rough Month Of Bombings
Officials say bombings in South Vietnam are the focus while bombing North Vietnam would not end the communist insurgency. They estimate a four to five to one ratio in favor of South Viet Nam operations and note unlimited capabilities to strike the North if needed.
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Law Of The Jungle In Idaho Job Corps Case
Washington reports lawmakers accuse Job Corps officials of failing to act after a center assault. Paul Jeannie Jones, on parole following prior felonies, allegedly stabbed a fellow corps member at Mountain Center in Idaho on November 15. Rep. Quie and Rep. Goodell demand accountability and note the center paid for the assailant’s attorney bail and psychiatric treatment.
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Twayler
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Job Corps Aaa
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Epue
Albert H. Quie
Minnnesota
Charles E. (Goodell
New York
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Lake Tahoe
Budgets, bonds loom as legislature weighs state aid and school needs
Lawmakers face a $4.6 billion budget outlook with plans to issue $550 million in new bonds for construction. A push to raise the sales tax to five cents could fund local school districts, while debates over pay-as-you-go financing and voter ballots for bonds in June and November shape the session.
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Swodbirds
Blackout empties drive inn at Fremont movie night
Fremont residents flocked from Nimitz Motor Movies after a 12,000 volt distribution line failed near Newark substation at 7:28 p.m. PG&E attributed the outage to a probable impact on wires or a pole. About 3,000 customers lost power. most had service restored by 8:42 p.m., but the theater remained dark until 2 a.m. No one stayed for the film.
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Nimitz Motor Movies
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Nimitz Motor Movie
Durham Road
Castro accuses China of trying to sway Cuba and subvert armed forces
Castro charged that China sought to subvert Cuba’s armed forces through a massive distribution of propaganda and direct contact with Cuban officials. He rejected China’s insinuations that Cuba was a Soviet satellite and said Havana would not accept outside powers imposing practices. The Havana Beijing dispute began last November after China rejected Cuba’s requests for rice sugar and extended trade terms.
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Storms Delay Recovery Of Japan Jet Wreckage
Icy gale winds and rough seas hampered the search for the all-Nippon Airways Boeing 727 jetliner wreckage in Tokyo Bay. Frogmen located three large segments as wreckage was recovered at depths up to 400 feet. Thirteen more bodies were brought to the surface, raising the tally after the July disaster that killed 133 aboard one aircraft.
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