Weather outlook for Northern and Central California region
Forecast shows variable cloudiness across most regions Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Eureka northward may see rain Sunday afternoon spreading south to Santa Rosa by Monday. inland areas expect 30s to mid 60s, light to moderate winds. San Francisco Bay Area variable clouds, possible sunshine afternoons, highs upper 50s to mid 60s.
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Tide Tables and Maritime Notes for San Francisco
Tide tables list January 13 with rise and set times for San Francisco. Notes reference high and low tides, daylight hours, and sun position for Monday showing specific hour values and point references, focusing on coastal navigation details.
Broke Texas Broker Vows To Surrender
Corpus Christi broker Paul Amos Sandblom faces federal charges for failing to register with the SEC before selling securities. He reportedly owes about 20 million dollars in debt tied to mortgages and assorted property. Sandblom, a Memphis transplant, built a Corpus Christi agency and claimed assets to expand ventures, including a saddle club with his brother-in-law.
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Kansas City Plane Crash Kills Three
Three people, a man, a woman, and a child, died when a small private plane crashed into downtown Kansas City buildings near Wik and Oak. Wreckage scattered over a four block area, with parts landing on rooftops and streets. one wing struck the 30 story Southwestern Bell Telephone building. No fire occurred. witnesses described debris falling as control tower had no radio contact with the pilot.
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Democrats Urge Grassroots Push Against Conservatism
Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson told Democrats at a Covina dinner that they must step up efforts to combat conservative voices. He urged activism in city councils and school boards, praised fiscal steadiness, and noted Gov. Brown travels while President Johnson is praised for balanced budgets.
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Deaf Man Seeks Jury Duty Exemption Fails
Leicester AP report shows John Coles, 57, blind and nearly deaf, seeking exemption from jury service. Town clerk refused citing insufficient grounds. Coles says Parliament should intervene and notes potential further actions later this year.
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Five presidential hopefuls appear in Washington stage
In Washington five men sought the 1964 Republican and Democratic nomination centering on President Johnson. Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater and William Scranton fielded attention while George Romney and Rowney also circulated. Rockefeller assailed Johnson program and Congress while Scranton denied candidacy but promoted his views via a televised session.
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Two Pasadena frat brothers charged after drive-by shooting
Pasadena police say James Halverson and William Watts of Chi Tau Lambda fired 26 shots into the home of rival fraternity member Philip Scott and his father Ernest Sentl, wounding Scott and his father. Halverson and Watts were booked on suspicion of attempted murder after returning to the Scott home during a party and firing on attendees.
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Suede Shoe Boys In Housing Blasted
San Francisco AP bureau reports State Senator Samuel R Geddes a longtime estate man accused federally funded elderly housing of enriching promoters and failing to serve the old. He told the Senate Subcommittee on Housing for the Elderly that nonprofit operators take most government loans and pay huge salaries while not selling units. He urged a program reserving at least 10 percent of redevelopments for elderly tenants with affordable rents and suggested remodeling small hotels into apartments. He criticized institutionalized housing as isolating the elderly and likened it to Florida boom days.
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Brown to Speak at Stanford on Ideals and Action in Democracy
STANFORD AP Governor Brown will address Stanford students next Wednesday at 4 45 am in Memorial Auditorium. The talk, co sponsored by the Political Union and Stanford Young Democrats, centers on Ideals and Action in a Democracy.
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Medical Data On Engle To Be Publicized
Washington AP reports a medical report on Senator Clair Engle of California will be released next week. Mrs. Engle said Dr Roy Sexton has prepared the report after Engle’s brain surgery on August 24 and his January 8 announcement of re election plans. California Democratic leaders urged release of all medical facts, including Bethesda Hospital records, while Engle noted daily improvement and expressed no campaign advice from state leaders.
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Almanac Today January 12 historical notes and odd facts
Almanac Today notes Sunday January 12 with scattered historical items. Key entries mention Lincoln and Jefferson Davis meeting in Richmond in 1805 to discuss peace, and in 1932 Hattie Caraway becoming the first woman elected to the Senate. A wartime food slogan mentions victory sausages. A thought from Louisa May Alcott closes the item.
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Brown boss proposes public works panel as Californians question Engle recovery
Gov Edmund G Broa of California urged President Johnson to publish savings from job creating public works and to reveal a full medical report on Sen Clair Engle after brain tumor surgery. Brown discussed a bipartisan committee to consult with the White House while Engle recovers and contemplates re election plans.
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