Weather Corner California Northern Central forecast Mayday
Weather outlook for northern and central California and western Nevada shows fair skies Sunday and Monday with cooler conditions and increasing winds. Temperatures range from lows near 10 to high 70s in some areas, with NW/N northerly winds about 10 to 30 mph inland and stronger gusts on Monday.
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California
Nevada
San Francisco Bay Area
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Northwest
Central Coast
San Jose
Hollister
Napa
Napa Uz
Santa Rosa
Bay Area Forecast Promises Fair Weather Through Monday
The San Francisco Bay Area is forecast for continued fair weather through Monday with cooler temperatures expected Monday. The low today around 48 and highs near 65 to 72, light winds today becoming stronger Monday.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Bakersfiald
Fresno
Los Angeles
Oakland
Red Blut
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
Temperature Readout From Various Cities
A list of current weather conditions and temperatures across multiple U S and international cities. Entries show city names followed by conditions such as clear cloudy snow or rain and two temperature values.
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Albury
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Feirbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Nixon Calls For Western Summit
Former Vice President Richard Nixon denounced the Johnson administration for perceived foreign policy failures and urged a Western summit of leaders to unite against communism in Cuba and Southeast Asia. He proposed a televised address by Johnson and a meeting with De Gaulle, Hume, and Erhard to present a unified front. Nixon said he could run for president only if the Republican party drafts him.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Cuba
Nixon
Washington
Creve Coeur Club
Cassin
Viet Nam
Charles de Gaulle
Douglas Hume
Ludwig Erhard
Southeast Asia
Chicago
Republican Party
Goldwater Attacks Washington Simpletons in New Hampshire
Sen. Barry Goldwater condemned “simpletons in Washington” and “crackpot economists” in a Nashua speech at a crowded high school. He blasted Johnson poverty programs as half baked, urged cowboy-style action, and promised to send critics back to Texas or Harvard if elected. He urged strict import quotas, promised a pro American business program, and criticized Rockefeller on foreign policy. He spoke during a four day New Hampshire campaign swing with Peggy and two children nearby.
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Hampshire
Barry
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Nashua
Arizona Republican
Johnson
Texas
Harvard
Nntown Industries
New Hampshire
Peggy
Margaret
Michael
Portsmouth
May
University of New Hampshire
Goldswater
Panama
Hooksett
Goldwyner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Ino Neasbya
Congress
iAmerica
Stolen Car of Cop Retrieved
Police arrested Charles Striplin 21 James Emerson 19 and Colm Purdy 21 after a sedan matching a stolen car led officers to overtake it Friday night. The three suspects face auto theft charges in connection with the recovered vehicle.
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Hanpord
Jake Richards
Harold Carr
Charles Striplin
James Emerson
Colm Purdy
Shriver Baby Exits Hospital
Mark Bermedy Shriver, newborn son of Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver, went home from Georgetown University Hospital on Saturday. He is sister to the late President John F. Kennedy’s relatives Maria, Robert, and Timothy, aged 9.4, 8, and 4 respectively.
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Washington
Mark Bermedy Shriver
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Georgetown University,hospital
Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Shrivers
Robert
Maria
Timothy
U S Seeks Cuba Trade Curtailment with Spain and Morocco
State Department actions target Cuba trade and aid with Spain and Morocco, aiming to show seriousness in reducing Havana ties. Crimmins testifies on trade levels and steps to cut shipments while diplomats in Rabat and Washington weigh the legal framework and potential aid link revisions.
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Washington
U.S
State Department
Spain
Havana
Cuba
John i ‘H
John H
Crimmins
Lalin Amerivan
Armi
Selden
D-Ala
Castro
Congress
Rabat
Malan
Britain
Idrid
France
Yugoslavia
Sian
Sims
Cui
Iba
Morgeeo
Seiden
Progress Report on Cyprus Talks At United Nations
United Nations negotiators report some progress on Cyprus but Kyprianou resists key demands including a security guarantee and international peacekeeper. Thant, Dean and Stevenson push for private discussions with Britain and Greece focused on reconciliation and an agreed mediator. The Security Council postponed its next session to Tuesday to allow more time.
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APS
U. S
Adlairment
Stevenson
Cyprus
Syp
Noljros Kyprianou
Fenough
J Thartt
Patrick Dean
Britain
Mediterranean
Dean
Thant
Americ
Security Council
Greece
Turkey
Council
Soviets Welcome Yank Sailors in Odessa
Soviet officials offered hospitality to crew of the American freighter Liyi- Toa after docking with 6,500 tons of U S wheat. The crew planned a bus trip to a collective farm, but their hopes for Odessa nightlife were dashed.
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Ussr
U.S
Russia
Odessa
Brain Drain Aids Britain Says Home Secretary Brooke
London AP reports Home Secretary Henry Brooke says Britain is attracting scientists from the United States and many are leaving the US for Britain. In Bakersfield AP notes a gas leak at a kitchen stove may have caused a fire that killed three children aged 4 3 and 1 4. The victims were children of Mr and Mrs Stevan Hernandez of Bakersfield. The fire occurred the day after they moved to Britain for positions in the field.
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Henry Brooke
Britain
United States
Bakersfield
Lacross
Atlantic
Brooke
America
Andy
United
War Fever Flares Up in Borneo
Kuala Lumpur reports fresh Indonesian violations of a January ceasefire amid protests to the United States United Nations and Thailand. Malaysian officials say two police officers were killed and six wounded in the Bau district, while a British marine corporal was killed and four wounded near Lundy as tensions rise over the Malaysia-Philippines-Indonesia conflicts. President Marcos of the Philippines plans a state visit to Indonesia for talks with Sukarno and mediation efforts continue in Bangkok.
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Malaysia
Borneo
Robert F. Kennedy
Tunke Abdul Reahman
United States
U Thant
Thailand
Thanal Khomoan
Idonesia
Philippines
Bangkok
Sarawak
Indonesia
Bau
Lundy
Jakarta
Diosadado Macapegal
Belli Accuses Jury Bias in Jack Ruby Trial
Dallas defense attorney Melvin Belli alleges unfairness in selecting a jury for Jack Ruby's trial. He claims jurors are being forced to bias and cites Albert Phillips's confessed viewpoint on Ruby's Nov. 24 Oswald murder. Judge Brown excused Phillips and several others for bias while 48 jurors have been examined. Ruby faces murder with malice and death penalty seeks. defense pleads insanity.
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Tex
Jack Ruby
Jis
Melvin Belli
Jor’ B. Brown
Bellis
Albert C. Phillips
Building Materials Employe
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
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Phillips
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Mas Causey
Allen W. McCoy
Almanac Today February 23 1940s Highlights
The almanac notes February 23 as a Sunday in a mid-century year with a near full moon and visible Venus and Jupiter. It lists historical events including Mississippi's 1870 readmission, FDR Fireside Chat in 1942, a Japanese submarine attack near Santa Barbara, polio vaccine trials in 1954, and AFL C IO organizing drive against Hoffa in 1939. A Johnson quote closes.
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Mississippi
Franklin J. Piasevelt
Santa Barbara
Cais
Pittsburgh
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
Georgia redistricting OK’d after chaotic 40 day session
Georgia lawmakers approved reapportionment to add congressional seats with the 5th District including Atlanta gaining two seats. Gov Carl Sanders pressed the plan amid large protests as a House vote passed by a razor-thin margin. The chaotic night featured raucous cheers and a clock ripped from the wall in Bibb County Rep Denmark Groover's blast.
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Ge Zia
Allantas
Crea
Congress
Carl K. Sanders
Tan
Denmark Groover
Bibb County
St Janta
U. S
Groover
Warnarice
U. S. Supreme Court
Georgia
Queen Mother Elizabeth Recovering After Appendectomy
Queen Mother Elizabeth, 63, is advised by doctors to skip public engagements for two months after an abdominal operation. She had an appendectomy in a London hospital on February 4 and returned to Clarence House last Sunday. The bulletin notes she continues to make normal progress.
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London
Elizabeth
Clarence House
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