Central California Forecast: Rain and Snow Likely
Forecast notes rain and mountain snow across central California with occasional rain tonight. Saturday brings more wet conditions with possible mountain snow and moderate winds along the Bay Area and valleys. Snow levels remain variable with possible brief clearing later.
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Abuse Cited In Ghana Overthrow Summary
Ghanaian military leaders claim President Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown due to abuse of individual rights. Radio Ghana, now controlled by the new regime, says the government acted to protect public liberty.
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Coup in Ghana and U S politics shift in Alabama race
Report of Ghana's army seizure after Nkrumah's overthrow, casualties on the presidential complex and a radio description of economic mismanagement. In Alabama, Richmond Flowers announces candidacy for governor as Lurleen Wallace seeks Democratic nomination with U S official reaction muted.
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Attorney General To Oppose Wallace Strategy
The article describes the Attorney General opposing Wallace and contrasts Wallace’s segregationist stance with a moderate philosophy. It notes Governor Wallace’s term ending in January and mentions Mrs. Lyndon Johnson's Tuscaloosa visit and her silence on Mrs. George C. Wallace acting as stand-in candidate for governor.
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Labor Finds Fault With LBJ's Plans
Labor leaders criticize President Johnson's education and governance proposals as drafted, while a committee reviews questions on dissent and civics used in Canyon High School tests. The discussion includes references to historians Commager Schlesinger Lindsay and a New York mayor, amid debate over test content and government materials.
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Leader Blasts Test In Debated Education Plan
Miami Beach reports AFL CIO officials object to Johnson draft on schooling funds and tests. They cite district poverty and high taxes, warning tests may widen inequities while labor leaders name extremist groups and political pressures shaping the proposal.
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Senator Morse Attack on Four Billion Viet War Bill
Senator Morse denounces a four billion dollar Southeast Asia war bill calling it not a declaration of war and arguing the Gulf of Tonkin resolution overreaches. He notes the act authorizes aid but not ground forces, warning it could escalate U.S. involvement while urging Congress to resist costly intervention. The House passed the measure 250 to 27, Johnson seeking approval for broader action.
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Redempta of Masai Faith Shows Healing Power
A nurse recalls Redempta, a 12 year old Masai girl with tetanus and paralysis, treated amid harsh conditions in a hospital ward. Despite fear and hardship, Redempta smiles through pain and offers a copper coin as gratitude, symbolizing resilience and the human reach of aid workers. The scene, set near Kilimanjaro, highlights hope and the moral weight of aid missions.
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Tooke Files To Be Used In Court Action
Property owned by Tooke's clients is set to be used as part of a legal action. The file details indicate continued proceedings on the matter with Tooke representing the clients. Further filings are expected as the case progresses through the docket.
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Grant For Beauty Aid Reaches Fifty five Thousand Three Hundred Fifty
A financial grant of 55,350 dollars is allotted to beauty aid programs, securing funding for related services and community support. The note indicates continuation from Peak 1 and lists the grant amount and purpose.
Tax boost proposed for Hayward school budget move
The Hayward school district weighs a 25 cent property tax increase to bolster the 1966-57 budget with hopes of matching federal and state aid. Legal and planning steps include possible March 4 vote, with support from Bud Forbes citing two state bills to cut property taxes and raise sales tax for school funding.
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Navy Pilots Escape In Skyhawk Collision Crash
At EL TORO AP two Navy pilots escaped unhurt after their single seat Skyhawk jets collided in sight and crashed during routine training. Marine Corps spokesmen report Cmdr Stewart Blair and Cmdr King bailed out before the aircraft went down.
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Salvo Launch at Vandenberg Successful
The Air Force reports a successful salvo launch at Vandenberg Base in which two Minute Man intercontinental ballistic missiles were fired simultaneously as part of testing. The test demonstrates the effectiveness of the two ICBM firing method.
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Woman Seeks A New Trial In Murder Case
SAN BERNARDINO AP Mrs Lucille Miller the wife of a man who died in a fiery blaze is seeking a new trial after being convicted of murder last March She claims she was denied a fair trial and asserts she did not commit the crime
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Actor Named To Arts Board In California Shakeup
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown appoints stage and television actor Joseph A. Flynn of Beverly Hills to the California arts Commission. Flynn replaces Dr Richard F Brown of Santa Monica who resigned.
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Gun Gets KKK Man Sentenced In Nightrider Slaying
Eugene Thomas, a member of the Rhix Klansmen, was sentenced in Birmingham to two years in prison for a federal firearms violation tied to the nightrider killing of Mrs. Viola Liuzza. He was one of three charged in the case.
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Inflation War Urged by Bankers Leader in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO AP Fed Reserve Board member Sherman Maisel urged combat inflation by tightening credit. He warned banks should refuse credit to firms seeking to build inventories or expand plant capacity.
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Convict Escapes San Quentin From Outer Security Area
AP reports Indian Patrick Shields, 34, formerly convicted of mayhem, fled last night from a minimum security section outside San Quentin's walls. Police seek him as a dangerous escapee and monitor surrounding areas. Shields is described as medium build, wearing standard issue prison greens.
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