California and Bay Area Five Day Weather Forecast
Five day forecast across Northern Central and Southern California with temperatures near normal and mixed precipitation. Mentions rain chances in the north and coast, clearing in some regions, mountain snow above 3000 feet, morning fog in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara areas, and temperatures ranging from the 40s to the 60s across multiple zones including the San Francisco Bay Area Livermore Valley and Monterey Bay.
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Atlantic Coast States
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
North Central
California
Ralnling St
Wanday
Parc
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Livermore Os
Formia
Yosemite
Tam Francisco Bay
Oakland
Saeramento Valley
Francisca
Tom
Sierra Nevaya
Memphis
San Joaquin
Santa Clara
Amul
Miami
Linas
Livermore Valleys
Gemarck
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Aroyme
New Grigoty
Maria-San Luis
California ski conditions ease on major routes
Northern California roadways opened widely with light snow showers reported on several passes. Snow showers may continue through the weekend on Interstate 80, Highway 50, and Highway 41, with chains advised or required on several stretches near Pinecrest and Badger Pass.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Tilerstate 80
Pinecrest
Highway 41
Badger
Hayward Man Held In Navy Theft Case
A Hayward man, Don Carrol Boone, 31, surrendered to Oakland police on charges of receiving stolen government property and unauthorized sale. Indicted with three other California suspects for allegedly stealing airplane engine parts valued at about 750000 from Alameda Naval Air Station. FBI says parts include pistons gears turbine wheels and bearings fitting 2000 horsepower engines used in airliners and the Navy Skyraider. Sentences, if convicted, could reach 3 to 10 years and fines up to 10000 per count.
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Hayward
FBI
Viet Nat
Alameda Naval Air Station
Don Carrol Boone
Bal Harbor Lane
Oakland
Cameron Wolfe
Milton Ogden
Boone
Alameda Naval Air Staion
Navy
Viet Nam
Calforna
Louis FP
Barrios
Burbank
Adelbert John
Aughman
Bernard Chinowsky
Granada Hills
Wesley James Coverhill
Harold Steel Gray
Nord Hy
Emmett Waller Wendt
North Hollywood
Donald John Nastall
Bank
Joseph Anthony Ik
Pacoima
Edward
Mace Stanton Clark
Sylmar
FCC Hits Six Broadcasters
The Federal Communications Commission cracked down on six broadcasters for excessive commercials. It renewed their licenses for one year instead of the usual three, forcing online television station and radio outlets to adjust programming and advertising practices.
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Washington
AP1
Federal Communications Commission
Fort I
Mrs Wallace Announces Run For Alabama Governor
Mrs Wallace, wife of George Wallace, declared her candidacy for Alabama governor amid cheering. She pledged that if elected she will appoint her husband as No 1 assistant at a set salary, enabling him to influence policies while not succeeding himself.
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Alabama
Rex Thomas
George
Montgomery
Ate
Pres. Comery
Ata
Wallace
Lurleen Wallace
Shirley Temple shares happiness creed in Lenten guidepost
The interview with Shirley Temple explores her balanced life and philosophy. She cites values like individuality and perspective, noting family, charity work, and present moment living as keys to happiness. Temple reflects on past fame, education, marriage, and three children, stressing focus on the now.
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Westlake
Children's Health Council
Palo Alto
Charlie
Copyright Guideposts
Guideposts Associates, Inc
State Urges US Aid For County Park
Fremont officials pushed for federal assistance to fund a park corridor project. A proposed Paseo Padre Parkway would loop around the city, skirting the Coyote Hills park, with planners debating roadway alignment and a buffer zone. Traffic projections suggest more than one parkway may be needed to handle future motorists to and from the park.
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Laird
Fremont Planning
Roy Potter
Michael Warnurm
Fremont
Warnum
Representaties
Druggist Wounded in Pharmacy Robbery in Mountain Vira
Police arrested Douglas J. White 21 of Burlingame after an attempted holdup at Bumble Bee Pharmacy. Royal Stevens 43 is being sought in connection with the failed robbery authorities said.
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Mountain Vira
UPI
Douglas J. White
Burlingame
Bumble Bee
Royal Stevens
Tax rolls boosted by 14 million in reassessments
A county wide reassessment drive ordered by a special audit team resulted in large tax increases for SCM Corp of Oakland and Berkeley and several other firms. The biggest single rise was SCM Corp at 4.74 million in valuation and 401,720.10 in taxes. Other notable increases included American Home Products, The Glidden Co, Petargon Tractor, and General Foods, among several Tooke client and non Tooke client firms. Five firms contest the reassessments and will present arguments before the Board of Supervisors.
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Rhodes Department Store
Oakland
Rhodes
SCM Corp
Berkeley
SCM
Smith-Corona Typewriters
Marchant Calculators
American Home Products Corp
San Leandro
Petargon Tractor Co
General Foods Corp
Peterson Tractor
Campbell Chain Co
Calif
Union City
United States Plywood Corp
5K U1 Corp
National Can Co
American Can Co
Electro Coatings, Inc
Emeryville
Corn Products Co
Alameda
Milen's
Jewelers
Hayward
General Metals Corp
Graybar Electric Co
Natley's Inc
Lloyd A. Fry Rooting Co
J. C. Penney Co
Rathjan Bros
Excello Corp
Daw Chemical Corp
Tooke
Campbell Chain
Skil Corp
America Homes Products
Gliden
Brown Seeks State Control Over Smog Measures
California Governor Brown urged state regulation of auto emissions saying state standards must curb smog. He proposed crankcase devices on used cars, annual inspections from 1969 onwards, and more funding for air pollution research totaling about $250,000. He pressed CHP to boost enforcement and to break a past monopoly on device production.
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Brown
Hiverside
San Bernardino
San Francisco Bay
Central Valley
Sacramento
California Highway Patrol
High Court Upholds Congressman's Free Speech Rights
Washington AP report: Supreme Court rules that members of Congress cannot be questioned for speeches on the floor. The decision upholds that speech or debate protections apply to a former representative in a criminal conspiracy case in Maryland. The ruling marks a first, affirming immunity from prosecution tied to legislative debates.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Rep
Placy
Thomas F. Johnson
House
Buial
Maryland
Dem
Mexican Returns Rise and Fall in U S Deportations
San Francisco AP report cites 72,615 Mexicans apprehended in the United States in 1908 and sent home, with a later figure of 41,348 for 1964. Government officials note changing enforcement patterns and immigration flow across the border.
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U.S. San Francisco
Dautgraian Department
United States
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