Weather Corner San Francisco Bay Area Forecast Update
Weather for the San Francisco Bay Area and nearby valleys shows mainly fair today tonight and Sunday with minor temperature changes. Northerly winds reach up to 16 mph in the Bay Area, fog possible in Central Valley, and varied conditions across regions including Sacramento Valley and Salinas Valley with high temperatures in the 50s to upper 60s and nightly lows in the 20s to 40s.
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Temperatures in Hayward Prompt Low and High Temperatures
Yesterday's high in Hayward reached a notable level while today's forecast shows a lower expected low. The brief read indicates temperature fluctuations with a high yesterday and a low forecast for today.
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Barry Goldwater Seeks Nomination and Senate Seat
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater presses toward the Republican presidential nomination while planning to seek re election to the Senate. He prepares a nationwide campaign schedule including a speech in Phoenix and a TV appearance on Meet the Press as he converges toward the GOP convention. Goldwater says there is no incompatibility between running for president and Senate reelection. The Arizona primary deadline looms ahead of the convention.
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Goldwater Entry Tests State GOPers
Barry Goldwater enters the presidential race, aiming for the Republican nomination while California voters prepare for the June primary. The move triggers party leaders to assess whether Goldwater and Rockefeller can unite the GOP after a contentious primary season.
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Telescope mishap at Lick Observatory injures worker
A 75-year-old 36 inch lens telescope at Lick Observatory toppled as a safety device failed. Michael Fernandez, 22, of Rockford Illinois, hung on thirty feet high. He suffered neck and back injuries and was taken by helicopter to a San Jose hospital. Observers noted the top end swung downward while the bottom rose up during setup for the weekly open house.
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Bay Area Weather Forecast Continues Fair Skies
Continued fair weather is forecast for the Bay Area tonight through Sunday with little temperature change. Highs are expected to reach 57 to 63 degrees tomorrow, and tonight’s low should be 36 to 44 with northerly winds at 8 to 15 mph.
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Tide Tables Sunday January 5 Details
Tide tables and sunset information are partially unreadable. The snippet references times for tides, possibly sun events, and mentions a dark figure but lacks clear nouns or verifiable data.
Almanac Today In 1964 History And Weather Notes
The day lists events from 1885 when Dr. William Grant performed Davenport Iowa’s first appendectomy with full recovery. It notes 1896 Utah statehood, 1923 WEAF WNAC chair radio link, and 1963 McNamara seeking a 1.7 billion military pay hike. Includes a quotation by James Thurber about rising early.
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Bank Loan Office Heist Turns Deadly in LA Theatre District
Los Angeles officers report a holdup at an Allstate Loan Company robbery that left two suspects dead and one officer wounded after gunfire. Davis, a hostage, was struck during the incident and died later at Alhambra Community Hospital. Police issued an all points bulletin for Jesse James Gilbert, an escapee from San Quentin.
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Trestle Hit by Fire Delays California Trains
A 195 foot railway bridge near Tris six miles south of Niland in eastern California burned, delaying the Golden State train bound for Chicago with 17 cars and 200 passengers, and the Westbound Sunset from New Orleans and Texas points with 300 passengers. Service was restored near midnight after temporary repair work.
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Cash sale to Russia begins large wheat trade deal
The continuation of a cash sale valued around 78.5 million dollars involves U.S. wheat shipments to the Soviet Union. The Agriculture Department and Continental Grain Co coordinate subsidies and shipping costs, with Russia paying about 68.5 million at their ports. Substantial government backing aims to bridge the gap between U.S. and world prices, including durum subsidy adjustments for macaroni and related products.
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Jordan Attacks Rumford Act In California Campaign
California Republican leader Brown Jordan decried the Rumford Act as the silliest thing and called for a petition drive to place a constitutional amendment on the November ballot. He argued the governor has violated the right to petition and warned voters could turn against the GOP if the initiative appears. Catholic leaders also opposed the initiative and backed the Rumford Act.
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Berlin and Washington Bonfire of Negotiations and Crossings
East and West Berlin confront a surge at the Wall as one side presses for holiday crossings and the other seeks to settle Berlin’s future. Uprising figures discuss new Soviet and Western proposals while Johnson faces budget talks and questions on overtime pay.
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The Daily Review ad rates and office details
The Baily Review appears with advertising directors and postal handling notes for Port Hayward area. Includes contact addresses at 1506 W Winton Ave Hayward California and the Hayward office phone numbers. Mentions circulation and publication details and staff roles in a garbled OCR summary.
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Wallace blasts order forcing Auburn dorm housing
Gov George Wallace denounced a federal judge’s ruling requiring Auburn University to integrate an undergraduate dormitory. He criticized the order as an improper use of federal power to force Alabama to desegregate and pledged to oppose it.
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Donations for Tippit Widow Reach Half Million
Dallas widow Mrs J D Tippit has collected about $498,110 in 48 days as gifts to her and her three children since her husband was killed during the Kennedy case. Police note she pays little attention to totals and plans to stay in Dallas.
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