Weather Corner Forecast for Northern Central California
Northern and central California forecasts show warm air with a chance of late snow flurries tonight and colder mountain conditions. San Francisco Bay Area expected fair with a night low 32 to 42, and light to moderate winds. Sacramento Valley stays fair tonight through Wednesday with lows 30 to 48 and northerly winds up to 15 mph. Shasta, Siskiyou and Sierra Nevada: variable clouds tonight, possible flurries, fair Wednesday. Joaquin Valley: fair through Wednesday with cool nights, Santa Clara, Salinas and Livermore Valleys also fair with lows in the 20s to 30s and northwest winds 4 to 20 mph.
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Temperatures Report From Yesterday
The daily reading shows a high temperature of unknown value and a low of unknown value at the Van Nerstorey in. The sparse OCR text indicates a weather brief without clear numbers.
Below Zero Temperatures Across US
An arctic cold snap grips the United States driving temperatures below zero in multiple regions. Wisconsin reports 41 below at Green Bay and 40 or less in other cities. Michigan and Illinois also near or below zero with snow depths from 10 to 17 inches in Milwaukee and Park Falls.
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Ski Conditions Report for Northern California Resorts
Daily ski conditions across major routes and resorts. Reports show varying snow depths from Soda Springs to China Peak with many locations offering good skiing in the afternoons under clear skies and cool temps. Some resorts operate weekends or daily while others may have limited hours.
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Bryant Announces For Council Post In Fremont
Bryant, a long time resident and father of three, announced his candidacy for the Fremont city council. He cited his service on the executive board and local shop leadership, but declined to discuss specific solutions to street, police, and facility problems or the October bond proposal.
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Retired Alameda County Captain Temple Services Planned
Oakland announces services for Alameda County Sheriff Captain Lanier Temple 63 who died Sunday in a Los Angeles hospital after a long illness. Temple joined the department as a deputy in 1931 and served at Eden Township and Santa Rita Substations before becoming captain in charge of the Alameda County Courthouse jail. He retired in December 1958.
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Alameda County
Lanier Temple
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Supreme Court Rules on Auto Licenses for Servicemen
The Supreme Court rules states may require servicemen to license and register motor vehicles but cannot tax their personal property or income while stationed away from home. Justice Brennan writes opinions in cases from Mississippi and California about the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act.
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Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
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California
Klansmen Hurled Bombs, Probe Told
A Mississippi man named Wilson testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee that he and others tossed dynamite bombs as part of Klan activities in 1964 in the McComb area. He said he joined Ray Smith’s group and later worked with another Klan faction, noting robberies and a large organization.
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Interest Boost on USS Bonds Ordered by President
President Johnson directed Treasury Secretary Honey I. Fowler to raise interest rates on U S savings bonds. Fowler, speaking at a savings bond luncheon in New York, said the order would be implemented soon though he did not specify a date or the size of the increase. The current rate on EB and H bonds was four percent.
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Johnson
Treasury
Honey I. Fowler
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Fowler
Marshall Hansen
You Can Expect To Live Longer
The U S population gained months of life expectancy in 1964 as the Public Health Service reported the average life span at birth rose to 70.2 years, matching the 1941 peak. In 1963 the figure was 69.9 years with gender gaps noted in earlier mortality trends.
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Castro Valley Board Adopts Policy On Home Involvement And Summer School
Castro Valley trustees debated parental input and school district authority over home responsibilities. The board affirmed a policy aligned with prior practices from Canyon Valley districts, emphasizing supplementation of home and church instruction. A summer school clause expands opportunities, including remedial work and credit recovery, with a 12 month attendance caveat.
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Burton Vaughan
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Manpower Buildup for Ground Forces Reported
The article notes a new U S manpower increase for Vietnam era ground forces, with McNamara to testify before senators. It references a prior August decision to deploy three American ground forces and a $1 billion supplemental request. The total defense budget for the next fiscal year is projected at $41.9 billion.
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GOP Leaders Rally Ford Address in Capitol
The GOP presented a televised State of the Union style message from the Capitol, with Speaker Ford urging tighter budgeting, antipoverty reforms, and civil rights enforcement. Senate and House leaders critiqued the approach, calling for substantial policy shifts in education health and poverty programs.
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Melvin Belli Behind in Support Payments in California
Judge Clayton Horn orders Melvin Belli to raise 7500 by Monday to cover $3600 monthly temporary support arrears. Belli faces contempt for missing payments as he defends Jack Ruby connections and contemplates asset liquidation.
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Abel elected president amid bond plan debate at Hayward theater group
The Hayward theater group reports Abel elected president of the American Theater and Academy. Trustees discuss bond issues and state program departures to extend $6.1 million in bonds over five to six years while planning site acquisitions, equipment, and campus expansions in Elay d and Highland areas.
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Anderson and Cranston Launch Campaigns in California
Gov Brown says Anderson will run for a third term as lieutenant governor and aims to announce within 48 hours. Brown predicts Anderson will win the Democratic nomination. Alan Cranston formally announces a third term bid for state controller citing campaign finance changes and opposition from extremists. Democrats expect a tough race with potential rivals and statewide scrutiny.
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Explosion at Caltex Refinery Near Frankfurt Kills One
An explosion at the US owned Caltex refinery near Frankfurt killed one man and left 68 or 83 injured as a large fire followed. Firefighters contained the blaze after about three hours and officials estimate damage around 1 million dollars. Authorities believe the blast originated in a methylene tank and a massive plume rose from the plant.
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Rhodesian Chief Justice Arrives in London for Talks
Rhodesia's chief justice Sir Hugh Beadle arrives in London for discussions with the British government on Rhodesian secession and the judiciary's independence from the colony's government. Beadle and other judges have stayed aloof from Prime Minister Ian Smith's regime, deemed illegal by Britain.
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Rhodesia
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