Weather Outlook for Northern and Central California
Forecast covers Sunday and Monday with fog and low clouds along the coast and mornings inland. Temperatures mostly steady to slightly warmer. highs around 83 in the Bay Area and 87 to 95 in the Sacramento Valley. Northwest winds 8 to 19 mph, offshore oncoast. coastal high fog possible mornings with fair afternoon skies.
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Negroes Set For Meet On Civil Rights in Atlanta
The 1,500 delegate NAACP convention in Atlanta faces segregationist opposition led by the Ku Klux Klan. Speakers include Leander Perez of New Orleans. Moose members flood hotels while limited desegregation progresses. emphasis shifts to desegregation, voting rights, and job opportunities.
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Sir Winston Churchill Receives Dinner After Surgery
LANDON AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, recovering from a fractured femur pegged back after surgery, enjoyed dinner with brandy and champagne at Middlesex Hospital. A bouquet arrived for Queen Elizabeth II as he rested, doctors noting satisfactory, comfortable condition and natural sleep through the night.
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The Daily Review Office Addresses and Rates
The Daily Review lists Hayward and other California offices with subscription rates. It names Vitam chityale as president and publisher and Varry A Walker in advertising roles, plus multiple regional offices including San Leandro Fremont and Livermore.
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Four Killed In Tahoe Plane Crash
AP reports four people died when a single engine Piper Tripacer crashed on takeoff from South Tahoe airport bound for Starkton. Victims identified as Eadle Madewell Dick Roth Dick Manley and an unnamed storm all from Starkton area. Plane stalled after reaching steep ascent and exploded. Take Valley Fire Department responders arrived too late. FAA investigators from Reno and county deputies probing cause. weather was clear with light wind.
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India backs Soviet MIG jets in fledgling crisis hint
Diplomatic reporting shows India leaning toward purchasing MIG fighter planes from the Soviet Union despite Western cautions. Officials warn of a potential U.S.-India rift within days as Krishna Menon reportedly favors Soviet aircraft and Moscow offers favorable terms and help to build a MIG plant in India.
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Eisenhower hits unity theme at Republican confab in Gettysburg
In Gettysburg Dwight D. Eisenhower urges businessmen to wake up and back party responsibility as he rails against disunity. Nixon follows, emphasizing campaign readiness and party unity while Kennedy's India policy stirs GOP concerns about long term U.S. strategy.
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California Lawmakers Consider Pay Increase Amid National Spotlight
Governor Brown faces a heated debate over a proposed pay hike for California legislators with Prop 1 on the table. Vernon? Kiemwood? Krank propose raises to 6 000 dollars, while Prop 07 suggests 10 000. Brown backs Prop 1, Kilpatrick led the effort, Nixon referenced as a factor. The discussion frames as compensation for service and attracting quality state lawmakers. A Republican gathering in Pennsylvania ties to broader political climate.
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On This Day in History Almanac Lite
Almanac notes July 1 as the 182nd day with three major past events. Roosevelt and Rough Riders captured San Juan Hill in 1898 during the Spanish American War. Roosevelt's era. Roosevelt nominated by Democrats in Chicago in 1932. Pay as you go income tax began in 1948. Bikini atoll atomic test in 1946. Locke quote on knowledge as defense.
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New Try At High Nuclear Shot Sets New Records
Washington reports a new attempt at a high altitude nuclear device test using Thor missiles. The Pentagon stated the test aimed for Johnston Island with a multi million pound yield potential and no military operational status. air turbulence and vacuum effects caused anomalies but no major injuries.
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Eagles elect new president amid state bond support
In Long Beach California the Eagles chose a new president, succeeding Robert W. Siedlen of San Francisco, with Helen Boyd of Berkeley named auxiliary head. About 5,000 delegates backed a resolution urging Governor Brown to place a 270 million school bond on the November ballot, defeating it in the March primary.
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