Weather Corner Readouts for Northern Central California and Bay Area
The forecast shows fair conditions across Northern and Central California Sunday and Monday with slight temperature changes. Winds remain mostly northerly at 10 to 20 mph, with inland and Bay Area variations and coastal seas of 8 to 18 knots for Virgance Bay. highs generally in the 50s to 80s Fahrenheit and relative stability into the coming days.
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Oakland
East Bay
Sacramento Valley
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Napa
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Temperatures Surround Califormia and Nearby Cities
Readable fragments report forecasted highs and lows across multiple cities including Fort Worth New Orleans New York Philadelphia and Washington with scattered mentions of temperatures around the low to mid 70s and 80s unclear readings for several locales and several OCR artifacts present.
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Tide Tables for Monday January 21 Features High Tide and Sunrise
Tide tables show times for Monday January 21 including high tide at 4 22 and sunset around ayu. Sunrise is listed at 7 with notes on coastal observations and regional tidal info for Florida and San Francisco areas.
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Kennedy Johnson Rally Optimism Steamrolls Solidarity
AP dispatch reports Kennedy Johnson supporters at a national committee session forecast a Kennedy Johnson sweep. They cite party unity and continued public support for the administration while debates linger on Cuba and international threats. The plan calls for a decision next spring on convention timing as activists map 1968 strategy.
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Daily Review Forges Out Ralty Reviews Inc Dispute
The Daily Review battles The Ralty Reviews Inc and producer figures Reid Kparks amid editorial friction. Publisher wigfin Chidcott and business manager Haye A. Walter oversee operations while circulation chief Hance Rare handles Tow Dite office matters in Hayward. Subscription rates and office addresses appear amid garbled lines mentioning California locations and circulation details.
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Moonship contract talks begin under Apollo program
Federal negotiations move toward a formal contract to build three Apollo spacecraft. North American Aviation and associate teams race to finalize costs between 500 million and 1 billion dollars. Final selection and pricing details to be hammered out in Houston and at the Rice Hotel.
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Tony Curtis and Christine Attend Stateline Gala
Tony Curtis and Christine enjoy a leisure stay at a gambling resort near Stateline, arriving from Los Angeles via San Francisco. Curtis, 8% and his partner were seen at a casino and later attend the weekend premiere of a film with co star Marty Pounds of Trouble. Janet Leigh, once married to Curtis, recently divorced.
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Singer Weds Dental Nurse in Private Chapels Romance
In Borth Hollywood Chlit Sam Singer Frankie Avalon era Kay Deibel a former dental nurse exchanged vows Saturday in a Roman Catholic chapel. The ceremony was private with Gail and other family members present. The Rev Jahr Cooley officiated as the couple left for a honeymoon in Acapulco Mexico.
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Truman Okay After Surgery
President Harry Truman was reported in good condition resting comfortably Saturday after an hernia operation. He had entered the hospital Friday for a physical checkup after undergoing surgery in Kansas City.
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Navy Says Budget Short of Ship Build Needs
The Defense Department signals the Navy would like more ships than the current budget allows. Officials note obsolescence and fleet replacement needs, with calls to start construction in the coming fiscal year for several destroyer classes. Experts debate whether 20 ships a year are needed to maintain fleet strength.
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Navy
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Defense Department
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Boslafs
Light Vote Predicted In Ist Dist
Voters in the six county Ist Congressional District expected a light and close vote. Don Chansen and Willan Grader claimed momentum against nominee David Clausen and the Democratic challenger Smarl of Novato. County registration totals show Del Norte 12,005 Democrats and 4,752 Republicans among 216,552 eligible voters.
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Grenade Attack Targets U.S. Officers In Saigon
Guerrillas struck Saigon with a grenade near a hotel housing American officers as Sen. Erle Wheeler arrived for an inspection. Seven civil guardsmen were killed at Pan Vhong, and a four day cease fire was proposed by the Viet Cong while U.S. helicopters attacked Viet Cong positions northeast of Trang Bang. One American pilot was lightly wounded. several Viet Cong bases and booby traps were reported destroyed.
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New Struggle Pledged By Gov Barnett In Mississippi Stand
Governor Barnett vows full cooperation with Biloxi and Gulfport school officials to resist Justice Department desegregation suits targeting federally funded public schools on military bases in Mississippi and nearby states. He accuses federal action of seeking to disrupt education and cites deteriorating conditions in Washington schools as warning.
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India Faces Ban on Reoccupying 43 Army Posts
In Colombo, Ceylon, AP reports India would be barred from reoccupying 43 military posts held by its forces during the Ladaktim talks. Proposals for settling the India China border dispute were made public on Saturday, with six Asian and African neutral nations involved.
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SF Bus Kills Motorist in California Collision
A San Francisco motorist was killed in a collision with a municipal bus on a Saturday afternoon. The bus operator, Olis Daniels, 37, allegedly refused a sobriety test amid the accident. Local police report chaotic conditions at the scene and ongoing investigations into the driver’s actions.
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Almanac Today January 20 1963 Historic highlights
Almanac notes for Sunday January 20 1963 include events such as John Marshall named chief justice in 1801, Pearl Harbor lease approved in 1887, King George V death in 1986, F D Roosevelt's 1941 third term inauguration, and a June 1940 quote from Roosevelt. It also reflects the moon phase and a thought for the day.
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JFK To Name Ambassadors For Finland Rwanda
President Kennedy announced plans to appoint Carl Rowan as ambassador to Finland and Charles P. Withers to Rwanda, marking the first time an African American will hold an ambassadorship. The appointments reflect Kennedy’s push for expanded representation in foreign service.
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