Weather Corner Forecasts for California and Nearby Areas
Outlook shows variable cloudiness and morning fog across regions including Northern California and the Bay Area through Friday. Temperatures range from mid 30s to mid 60s with gentle winds and periods of light rain in some coastal valleys. notable fog advisories near San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento Valley.
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Horthy
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Niles
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Albany
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Salinas Valley
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New York
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New Storm Forces More Evacuations
A weather surge prompted additional evacuations as a snow and rock slide near Emigrant Gap blocked U S Route 1 south of the Humboldt Mendocino county line. Southern Pacific reports resumed Cascade passenger service between Portland and Oakland after crews cleared the line, while a freight derailment at Sparks New was partly offloaded and assessed.
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Southern Pacific
Cascade
Portland
Ore
Oakland
Calif
Sparks
New
Roseville
Emigrant Gap
High Sierra
Reno
U.S
Humboldt- Mendocino County
Piercy Slide
Search Continues For Hikers On Mount Shasta
Six Sierra Club members began climbing the snow covered northern face of Mount Shasta in search of three missing hikers. California highway conditions showed ice on roads with chains required on Highway 108 toward Pinecrest. The sheriff said the winter storm created extremely dangerous conditions as the group, led by Fletcher Hoyt of Mount Shasta, carried two days of supplies and radios for safety.
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Mount Silasta
DPI
Iierra Club
Mt. San Francisco
UPI
Shasta
Berkeley
Ino
Pinecrest
Siskiyou County
California
Badger Pass
Viet Cong Captive Tells His Story of Escape and Faith
An American serviceman, Page of Hatleysburg Mississippi, details his escape from Viet Cong captivity during a four day ordeal in the jungle. He credits prayer and faith for survival and recalls brutal forest conditions, hunger, and a daring breakout with a fellow prisoner. He is now on recuperative leave awaiting reassignment after the harrowing ordeal.
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Page
Viet Nam Jungles
Yvonne
Fremont
Hat‘lesburg
Sol
Viet Nam
Daily Review details and offices in California
The fragment outlines a newspaper titled The Daily Review with staff roles and various office addresses in Hayward Winton Ave Alameda County California plus Fremont and Livermore. It lists subscription rates ten cents per copy weekdays fifteen cents Sundays one month at 1.75 and references circulation notes and multiple city offices.
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Sundeye
W. Winton Ave
Hayward
Alameda County
California
Leandrd
Phore
Ena 14Th St
Sankeendra
Calif
Fremont
Brad Fremen
Pasté Livermore
Phony
Gilivermore
Pass
Brown Invitation To Reagan Continue Page 1 Welfare Rules
The governor, discussing eligibility, says one state program aids the blind without waiting. For other welfare programs, beneficiaries face five years for aid to the aged and one year for aid to needy families with dependent children, with remaining programs requiring similar waits. The note mentions cross-border context and eligibility in the area.
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Brown
Peace Envoys In Far East Tour Highlights Cold War Tensions
Reported by HS News Service, the Far East peace envoy circuit includes Albania Peking, Bangkok and Cairo as Western and Soviet diplomats discuss Vietnam and broader regional stability. The United States aims for a freehand approach while balancing anti-Communist pressures amid Thai and Thai-linked talks.
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Albania
Peking
Tass
Shelenonthpiece
Chipin
Shelepin
Kremed
Vietllia
Rm. Harriman
Cairo
Bangkok
George Christ-Chen Yi
V.S
United States
Viet Nam
Thailand
Sister Thanat Khorratt
Fire destroys hotel in St Paul blaze at 430 AM
A hotel fire in St Paul swept through the building from a second floor bathroom around 4 30 in the morning leaving about a dozen of the 51 occupants unaccounted for Many residents died or were hospitalized from smoke inhalation Fire officials said some missing may have escaped or taken refuge with relatives or friends The Red Cross reported five dead and responders aided several people to safety including clerk Francis Dills and manager Ben Katz.
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Maurer
Red Cross
Francis Dills
Ben~“y Katz
Stanley Grim
Train Derailment Near Truckee Injuries Averted
AP reports a South Pacific local freight train with two locomotives and 21 cars derailed in snowy terrain near Truckee on Wednesday night. No injuries were reported as all crew members escaped unharmed according to the railroad.
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Truckee
Southal Pacific
Hierra
Lindsay Reports Good Faith Talks In Transit Strike
New York Mayor John Lindsay announced that subway and bus strike negotiations moved forward in good faith but warned the public must sweat out a settlement of the six day old strike. Rain slowed traffic as talks continued with a $187 million gap in pay offers for 34,400 transit workers and consultations with Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz.
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New York
John ¥. Lindsay
New
Lindsey
Lindsay
Trustees Back Newman Amid Recall Push in Castro Valley
Valley Wlrd quotes trustees defending Newman as recall petitions surface from a 20 month old effort targeting Newman Moran and Evelyn Thomas. Albert says recall is democratic but unproductive while Forbes praises Newman’s ethical service. Vaughan notes surprise at the recall and affirms board fairness and public participation.
New York Welfare Budget Hiked
NEW YORK AP The City Welfare Department has submitted a 663 million dollar budget for the next fiscal year an increase of 142 million over the current budget. COLLIER a spokesman for the Committee of 40 said petitioners began work yesterday on circulation of recall petitions. He hopes to have the required 3200 signatures in short order. The committee must obtain 3 200 of the registered voters who voted in the last election to sign the petition before the end of January to place the recall question on the April ballot. Newman has denied all charges leveled against him in the petition there are six charges including recommending a capricious and detrimental nature anti religious acts promoting an arbitrary standard of education voting for board policy excluding parents from discussion of complaints with board members approving a policy that excludes parents from participation in selection of materials books and speakers and a continuous record of ignoring the wishes of parents and taxpayers on district policies.
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Collier
Committee of 40
Newman
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Rheem
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Amalgamated Transit Unin
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Valley Wlrd
Moran
Evelyn Thomas
Castro Valley
Albert
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Burton
Vaughan
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Alvarado Sr
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