Weather Corner fair through Wednesday across Northern California
Weather forecast notes fair conditions across the San Francisco Bay Area Sacramento Valley and Central Coast through Wednesday. Temperatures range from lows in the 20s to mid 40s with frost in many valleys, north to northwest winds 8 to 22 knots and occasional lighter shifts along the coast and valleys.
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Wednes- Nidwestern California
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Temperatures Reported For Yesterday And Today
Yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures were reported, noting a shift in the daily range. Information specifies meteorological readings from a local station and highlights expected warmth or cooling trends for the period.
Solons Offer Action On Farm Bil
Democratic leaders proposed a farm bill deal with President Johnson in exchange for a brief delay in civil rights legislation. The plan would allow the Senate to punt the civil rights measure while debating a wheat cotton bill, aiming to align with planting season and political strategy in an election year.
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Store Burglar Urges Smile in Trenton Theft Note
A burglar who stole thousands in cash and merchandise from the Hurley Tobin department store left a note reading Thank you Smile. Store officials found the burglary probe underway as investigators reviewed the scene in New Jersey.
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Albania Seizes Soviet Embassies in Tirana Strains Ties
In Tirana Albania seized five Soviet Embassy buildings last Thursday prompting Moscow to threaten a final break with Albania, which sided with Beijing in the Sino Soviet split. Moscow and Tirana had suspended relations since 1961, and diplomats expect a possible take over of the Albanian Embassy as the last diplomatic links could end.
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Railroads face 32,000 jobs at stake in arbitration
AP reported the five year rail labor dispute nears a critical arbitration deadline. The panel ordered wage scales and work rule changes to go into effect after midnight if no settlement occurs, while unions and carriers pursue further bargaining on remaining issues including featherbedding, pay, and vacations.
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Limb Transplant Moves Hand to New Owner in Ecuador
In Guayaquil Ecuador surgeons performed a pioneering limb transplant on a sailor who lost his right hand in an explosion. The procedure used a deceased donor forearm and hand to restore movement, with post operative care by experts from Brigham and Peter Bent Brigham Hospitals.
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Aid Sought for Smoking Education Study
West Virginia's official joint permittee on smoking education says it will seek a federal grant to fund a study. The move aims to evaluate public health impact and inform policy.
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Calif Guard Alert Test A Success
California Air National Guard said the alert drill for 23 000 members went smoothly with 76 percent turnout. Health officials praised the drill as a useful diagnostic, while officials noted most volunteers had only hours to report, and the exercise proceeded like a real mobilization.
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Murdered salesman puzzling Fort Worth police
Goldfield, a 54 year old novelty jewelry salesman from Goldfield, was shot six times and found in a ravine near Fort Worth. The New York area resident reported he had recently moved, rented the Frazier House Hotel, paid $18 for a week, and planned a Southwest Petroleum job. His car, a Rambler, was found six miles away with shattered windows and belongings inside. Police ruled out robbery as a motive. his son described him as a happy go lucky man.
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Almanac Today February 25 1944 highlights and history
Almanac Today notes Tuesday February 25 1944 in history. It references Enrico Caruso born today in Naples, Jefferson's 1804 nomination, J P Morgan's leadership, Czechoslovakia fall in 1948, John Glenn in 1962, and a Eu) tropides quote.
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Switch in Control Court Jobs Plan Opposed
A one day hearing before a state fact finding committee examined proposed reforms to fund and regulate municipal and superior courts. Judges and witnesses argued over moving funding to a state pool, with supporters claiming it would relieve political football and equalize control between cities and counties. Opponents warned of constitutional hurdles and keeping existing local employment under local supervision.
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Rebuilt X15A-2 Set For Spring Tests At Edwards
At Edwards Air Force Base the X15A-2, rebuilt after the November crash, is handed to the Space Agency. The upgraded rocket adds two 22-foot fuel tanks and 1 041 gallons of ammonia and 757 gallons of liquid oxygen, extending engine burn from 80 to 170 seconds and boosting speed toward eight times sound. First flights are planned for late spring. Dr J Breckinridge Bayne, 83, a Washington physician, died Sunday of a stroke. He helped Romania fight typhus during World War II.
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