Weather Outlook From Coast to Valley Through Friday
A fragmented forecast lists fair conditions across Northern and Central California through Friday with cooler nights. Regional highs mostly in the 40s to 60s, coastal northwest winds 10 to 20 knots, fog in Central Valley mornings, and southeasterly shifts limited. Notable readings include Sacramento Valley 50-68 daytime highs, Monterey Bay 55-63, Napa 43-4, and San Joaquin Valley 46-56 with tonight’s lows 20-37 depending on locale.
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Ukiah
Peace Drive Set in 1964 By Johnson
Johnson plans a persistent peace offensive in 1964 seeking breakthroughs on civil rights housing and health. A White House summary notes Johnson intends a broad program push this year including a large tax cut and elder medical insurance. The president will discuss housing with Robert Weaver at the ranch and press for civil rights legislation.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Malaysia May Seek Help on Borneo Defense
Malaysian cabinet weighs appealing Britain Australia and New Zealand for technical military personnel to bolster defenses along the Borneo border after weekend clashes in Sabah that killed eight Malaysians and injured many. Commonwealth allies have pledged aid as Jakarta denies active aggression.
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Southeast Asia
Deep South hit by record snow and ice disaster
Severe winter weather paralyzed the Deep South with up to 16 inches of snow and ice patches. Power outages disrupted Gulf coast and southern towns from Louisiana to North Carolina. 13 deaths reported, emergency kitchens fed hundreds, and states activated Civil Defense as winds toppled structures and roads became hazardous. Huntsville Alabama logged one of the region’s heaviest snows, Birmingham recorded historic winter totals.
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LA Weather: 1963 More Extreme Than Normal
The Weather Bureau reports 1963 in Los Angeles as hotter and drier than average with mean 60.1 degrees and rainfall below normal. Snow fell in New Orleans during Sugar Bowl week, while Nash- ville marked a record cold day. several southern cities faced brief extreme conditions and a notable five day hot spell.
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Baily Review Published by the Saily Hoyd Spork Willem Fee
Subscription rates and office details are listed for a California edition. The notice mentions Wadward Hopward and Lambda County with rates per copy and daily publication terms.
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Lambda County
Burglar Suspect Found Under Bed
Herbert Kluge, 18, is held on burglary charges after being found hiding under a bed on the seventh floor of a Macy's department store in San Francisco. Police said he entered the area seeking work and had hitchhiked to California from New Jersey.
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Gerald D’arcy
Texas
Viet Nam Eyes New Constitution
Saigon reports a 0 member assembly is to frame a new constitution for South Vietnam. Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh presides over sessions while factions debate a government model drawing from provisional leaders who toppled Ngo Dinh Diem and reject both communism and neutralism in the crisis.
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Council of Notables
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Henry
Johnson Daughters Attend Cotton Bowl Amid Security
In Dallas at the Cotton Bowl, Lynda Bird Johnson, 19, watched Texas defeat Navy 28-6 alongside an escort and Secret Service agents. Police moved Lucy Baltes, 16, and party to a midfield section. photographers faced restrictions while Johnson and her entourage remained in seats near the 50-yard line.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
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Texas
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Almanac Note for Thunulay January 2 1901
The entry marks January 2 as the second day of 1901 with 364 to follow and notes the waning moon. It recalls events including Continental soldiers raising Washingtons flag in 1776 at Cambridge Hinss, Georgia joining the union in 1788, Port Arthur surrender in 1905, and a 1959 remark by Alascow Radin about a cosmic work toward the moon. Charles Galton Darwin is cited on moral control.
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Alascow Radin
Charles Galton Darwin
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