Bay Area Weather Outlook Tonight Through Tuesday
Weather Outlook: Bay Area sees cool, variable cloudiness through Tuesday with patchy fog tonight. Temperatures vary by region from the upper 30s to mid 40s, with inland highs near the low 60s on some days and coastal knits around 12 knots. Occasional light showers possible in towns like Stas Shk and Monterey.
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New Year Dampened In The East
Snow and a wintry mix dampened New Year celebrations across the eastern half of the nation with cold winds dipping into Georgia and Carolinas. Snow fell in parts of the South, with reports of accumulation in western Carolina and Georgia. Temperatures plunged in northern areas, with extended cold watching from Canada into Minnesota and Michigan as activity spread east and south.
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Georgia
York
Payne
Ali
Goa
Alabama
Phrins
Raglon
Ohio
Canada
Tide Tables From An Unsung Regional Page
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tide tables and beacon listings for a coastal area. It mentions local harbor times and rough sea conditions with several unreadable names and notes.
Hayward Bandits Hunted by Police After Store Robbery
Eyewitness reports describe two youths about 18 involved in a robbery at a liquor store on Mission Highway. They wore stockings over their faces and fled with about $75 after forcing the clerk to surrender cash. Police are pursuing leads and reviewing surveillance for identification.
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UGG Mission Hlyel
Thraer
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Mansfield View Rough Battles In Congress Loom
Mansfield says President Kennedy faces a heavy session as he pushes social security elderly care and other measures. He expects Republican leaders to influence action while the House adjourns and Senate House members weigh aid and budget questions amid a tightening political climate.
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Mike Mansfield
Monta i
Kenney
Abe Mansticht
Wigad
Ion
Rum Ragin
Mansfield
Ithieult
White House
Minnstickt
Kennedy
Horse Republicin
Charles A. Halk
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Senate
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Dirk
Dirksen
Met
India
Fallout Booklets To Distribute For Civil Defense Message
Washington announces 25 million booklets detailing fallout risks and survival methods. The 43 page work urges community shelters, stockpiling basics, and rapid action if a thermonuclear attack occurs. It underscores nationwide measures and public education to lessen devastation.
Daily Review appears from Hayward offices and AD listings
The text shows the Daily Review imprint with publisher and staff roles, publishing details, subscription rates, and multiple Bay Area office addresses including Hayward Leandro and Livermore. It lists circulation audit bureau and date references to 1897, highlighting the newspaper’s business structure and regional presence.
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Daily Review, Inc
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William Chilcote
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Hayward
Alle Farity
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Addreil Communications
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Calif
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Leandro City Hall
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Seremont
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Soldier Sends Ring in Proxy Amid Berlin Crisis Tale
A soldier gives a ring to his fiancée via proxy as the Berlin crisis looms slowing his plans. His best friend arranges a wooing sequence, leading to a surprise dinner and a hopeful embrace as the ring is accepted.
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Trucker Sought After Shocking Hitchhike Incident
Fremont police seek a truck driver who shoved a boy from a moving truck on Washington Boulevard near Meredith Steel. Injured, 15 year old Jon Roger Keener of 42218 Osgood Rd, suffered scrapes to his left side arms legs and face. The driver, described as dark skinned in his forties, brandished a loud tone and demanded the boy view a radio before tossing him out. Driver faces felony hit-and-run charges.
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Leange
Jon Roger Keener
Osgood Rd
Tom Murphy
Washington Boulevard
Meredith Steel
Tie
Wansisige
Neener
Keener
Thriver
Cold car blanket backfires in fire ruin
Edmond Bloomfield of Port Washington wrapped his car engine in a blanket to guard against subfreezing cold. While driving through Manor Haven the blanket caused flames to erupt from the engine and both the blanket and the car were destroyed. In Pittsburgh Gus Brickner the self-styled human polar bear plans a New Year river dip. He began the tradition 24 years ago at age 14 and has kept it up since.
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N.Y
UPI
Edmond Bloomfield
Port Washington
Bloomfield
Pittsburgh
Gus Brickner
Allegheny River
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Almanac Today January 1 highlights in history
Almanac notes the new year and Jupiter as the evening star. It recalls Lincoln signing the Emancipation Proclamation in 1868, Michigan beating Stanford 49 0 in the 1902 Rose Bowl, Hitler opening the Brown House in 1931, and the 1942 United Nations declaration signed by 25 nations and the U S. A thought by Ralph Waldo Emerson ends the item.
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Pasadena
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Munich
Germany
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United States
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Hayward Council to Act on Pay Increases and Library Plan
Hayward City Council plans to address retroactive pay raises after ruling it lacked power to grant them. The meeting will also consider a branch library at Warrick Gomer Park, with design by Wahamaki & Cores and funded in part by an $8,000 library-design allocation. Other actions include nuisance abatement, extending completion deadlines for the El Street widening and paving project, and related budget notes.
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State Salons Travel Costs Highlight 1981 California Legislat
California legislators traveled about 130000 miles outside the state in 1981 at 12 percent cents per mile. Records show at least 20 out of state trips were paid, mostly around the country, with most lawmakers earning over 700 dollars per round trip. First class air to Washington averaged 376.86 dollars.
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California
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Lax
Washington, D.C
Winners In Cabrillo Park Community Decorations
Fremont Me wins sweepstakes in Cabrillo Park as the Cabrillo Park Community Council announces winners across outdoor and indoor holiday decorations. Mr and Mrs Frank Lor Alder Aye and Mrs Man Allison are noted among top entries with Vern Edwards and others also recognized.
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Alder Aye
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Cervitus
Mes
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Balboa Ave
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