Weather Corner Forecast Highlights Northern California Yet to Thursday
Forecast shows fair conditions through Thursday across northern and central California with some central fog, cooler mountain temperatures, and patchy morning fog in the Livermore Valley and Salinas areas. Southern California remains partly cloudy with sunny spells and cooler nights, while no precipitation is expected through Friday nationwide.
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LBJ seeks $12 billion more for Vietnam war funding
President Johnson asks Congress for $12.846 billion in military aid and $115 million for the U S economic effort in Vietnam. McNamara readiness testimony anticipated Thursday to detail the plan as total defense outlays rise to about $54.2 billion this year, above prior estimates.
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Ski conditions San Francisco report from UPI brief
Snow depth across Northern California resorts ranges from 6 to 120 inches with Sugar Bowl at 120 and Donner Ski Ranch 60 to 86 inches. Temperatures from 14 to 50 degrees, many areas operating daily while Echo Summit Peddler Hill and Mount Lassen run weekends.
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Brown Will Back Incumbent Demos in California Primary
Gov. Brown said he will back fellow Democrats in the June primary but will not campaign against incumbents across statewide offices. He endorsed Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson and Atty. Gen. Lynch, pledged 100 percent support, and vowed to stay hands off in the secretary of state race where Republican Frank M. Jordan seeks re-election. Brown spoke in a San Francisco Los Angeles Sacramento news conference.
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Council Pushes Original Plan Amid Transit Budget Delays
Officials weigh delaying redesign to curb costs for the Oakland to Santa Clara light transit line. McOakes, Swan, and Smith discuss opening dates, union funding, and readvertising bids as engineers flag a one month delay if redesign proceeds. Secret plans include off site installation and future expansions, with bids hovering around 42 to 39 million.
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Steadman Seeks State Senate Seat Amid Reforms
Former local figure Steadman announces bid for the state senate highlighting crime victims' protection and welfare reform. He criticizes past judge appointments, calls for reduced criminal activity, and proposes legislation granting local officials more say in freeway and rapid transit alignments.
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Divorcee Found Dead With Bullet Near Her Heart
AP reports 27 year old Gayle M Schroeder, involved with Republican groups, was found dead with a .22 revolver near her body at her Fremont home. Barbara Bates, her roommate, says Schroeder clutching a photo of a man she had been seeing. Oakland subway bids exceed estimates by 13.5 million. BART to review costs and possibly redesign the project.
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Anderson Seeks Third Term Amid Mobilization Criticism
Brown was vacationing in Greece when a blue-ribbon committee appointed by Brown and led by former CIA Director John McCone criticized Anderson for hesitating to mobilize the guards. The panel urged decisive action, highlighting perceived delays during the crisis.
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Award of Subway Pact Draws Fire in Oakland Fight
The Oakland transit dispute deepens as leaders argue a $13 million excess over engineers estimates, with a $192 million bond cap. Swan and Anderson push financing through without trimming the 75 mile line, while critics urge reconsideration and warn against settling for a second rate system.
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Defense Focuses on Illicit Love in Miami Murder Trial
In the Candace Messler and Melvin Lane Powers murder case, defense attorney Percy Foreman argued that passion and murder need not go together as jurors were asked if they would convict on incest or adultery evidence alone. The trial for the 1964 bridgeport-stabbing death of Jacques Mosaler stalled as jury selection continued amid tense exchanges with the prosecutor and Judge Schulz.
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Theft conviction for Kaiser Sand and Gravel former clerk
David George DeVaney, 26, of Hayward, was sentenced by Alameda County Superior Court to one to ten years in state prison for grand theft. A former assistant clerk at Kaiser Sand and Gravel Co. he pleaded guilty in Riverside Justice Court to pocketing company funds. A cash shortage of 680.56 dollars at the Pleasanton plant was found when he was on sick leave last fall. He turned himself in at the Sacrament processing facility afterward.
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Voters to Decide November Gains Amid Campaign Challenges
Robert Finch, longtime Nixon campaign aide, urges voters to back capable leaders in November to avoid assigning state government to amateurs. The piece notes Anderson’s looming June primary with challenger Thomas Braden, Oceanside publisher and California Board of Education president.
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110 Year Old Dies In Dixie
Jackson Tennessee AP report records the death of Ella Billings at Dixie aged about 110. Relatives recall she was born into slavery around 1855 on a Mississippi plantation near Tipersville and had been healthy until a year of bed rest. She was widow of Robin Billings who died in 1028 at 83.
LBJ Plans Independence Trip for Peace Center
President Johnson heads to Independence Missouri on Thursday to announce the Harry S. Truman Center for the Advancement of Peace to be established at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. A yearly $50,000 Truman Peace Award will support the center, funded privately with White House confirmation.
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Utility Lines Can Stay Above Ground
The board discussed undergrounding utility lines, awaiting PUC action and streamlining proposals. County Planning Commission had suggested the measure at the board's request, with hopes a policy could extend to developed areas, while critics argued residents are already financially burdened and should not take on more responsibility.
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