Weather rundown for California coast to inland sections
A garbled weather summary outlines coastal fog and warming trends across multiple California regions. It notes fair to warm conditions Sunday with variable winds, mostly clear nights with low 32 to 42 Fahrenheit, and scattered areas showing increasing temperatures into Sunday. Winds stated as northwest and light to moderate in several zones.
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Temperature report for Southern Alameda County cities
Readable text notes today’s low and high temperatures for Hayward Union City and surrounding southern Alameda County areas in California. Indicates general weather conditions and regional temperature ranges without precise figures.
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Yugoslav Red Forced Out Of Party Office
Belgrade reports say a party fraction purged Vice President Aleksandar Rankovic from his top Communist offices, triggering a rapid reorganization. The executive committee named successors while Rankovic, longtime head of security, reportedly resigned last June 18. Tito framed the upheaval as a power struggle within the regime.
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Ministry of Interior
Shriners Gather in San Francisco for Imperial Session
Eighty thousand Shriners are converging on San Francisco for the Imperial Council Session. They are expected to spend about 20 million dollars in the Bay Area during the weeklong ceremonies. Virtually every hotel room in the city has been reserved for months in advance.
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Imperial Council
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Quakers Fined For Viet View
In Washington twelve Quakers were fined 100 dollars each for refusing to leave the Senate visitors gallery during a protest against Congress faking a mid summer recess while the United States escalated bombing targets in North Vietnam.
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UPI
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Britain to start pulling troops from Malaysia soon
Jakarta AP reports Britain will begin withdrawing troops from Malaysia once the Indonesia Malaysia peace talks are ratified. The statement was disclosed today and marks a step in easing regional tensions as negotiations move forward.
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Indonesia
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Freight Trains Collide Head-On Near Los Angeles
Two Southern Pacific freight trains collided head-on in a small Los Angeles County community derailing 16 cars. No injuries were reported.
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UPI
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles County
Fidelity Savings Boosts Passbook Rate to 5.32 Percent
Fidelity Savings and Loan with six Bay Area offices raised its quarterly interest rate on passbook accounts to 5.32 percent on Friday, higher than the previously announced 5 percent peak.
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San Francisco
Fidelity Savings and Loan
Bay Area
Legislators Returning Tuesday To Finish Work
SACRAMENTO lawmakers plan to resume Tuesday after a long budget fight. The marathon session aims to act on a $283.5 million bond issue and a range of education and land acquisition measures including UC system funding and state colleges, with adjournment looming.
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Woman Dies in San Francisco Fire Destroys Trio of Buildings
SAN FRANCISCO AP An elderly woman died early today as a fire gutted three two story apartment buildings in a residential district. The hospital identified the victim as Apna Becker.
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Apna Becker
Quake Destroys Homes in Western Nepal Villages
An earthquake in western Nepal devastated more than 1,400 homes in two villages and left at least 16 people dead in one village. The home office spokesman reported the casualty and damage figures on Friday.
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Nepal
Johnson Says U S Schools Largely Segregated
Washington AP The Education Commissioner Howe said a nationwide survey shows American children attend public schools largely segregated by race. The report titled Equality for Educational Opportunity was based on 4000 districts 665000 students and 4000 teachers and was authorized by the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The findings were summarized before final release next month in San Francisco and Washington Scott Howe described the study as the largest examination of U S schools ever undertaken. San Francisco UPI updates noted a court ruling on a separate matter involving a bank president and a separate bank cash asset claim.
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UPI
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Death verdict in San Jose cab driver's case
A San Jose Superior Court jury recommended the death penalty for Robert Anderson, 38, a cab driver, charged with the fatal stabbing of his 10 year old step daughter. The UPI report notes the jurors reached their verdict Friday after deliberations in the sensational case.
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UPI
Robert Anderson
Dodd receives ovation at Connecticut Democratic convention
At Hartford, Sen. Thomas J. Dodd was greeted with a standing ovation by Democratic leaders and delegates while the party backed the senator amid a Senate Ethics Committee inquiry into his affairs including ties to Julius Klein, a West German business interests agent.
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Tax Scandal Fee Is Huge
The Lowenthal firm and its partner will share up to 350000 in fees as a court-ordered action in Alameda and San Francisco probes moves ahead. Judge Bray praised Hayward attorneys for their contingency-based work guiding the complex class action that uncovered underassessed accounts and drove re-audits nationwide.
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Hayward
Widow files $150,000 suit over Mantz crash death
The widow of former stunt pilot Paul Mantz sues for 150000 in civil damages after Mantz died in a crash during filming of Flight of the Phoenix in Los Angeles.
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Paul Mantz
Pilot lands X15 safely after rocket failure
AP reports at Edwards Air Force Base an X35 rocket plane made an emergency landing on a Nevada dry lake bed after its rockets failed during a supersonic speed test. Pilot Lt. Col. Robert Rushworth escaped unharmed in the torpedo-shaped aircraft despite two outside fuel tanks.
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Robert Rushworth
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Plane crash lands after rocket launch over Nevada chase
A rocke plane dropped from 45000 feet over Nevada after a two mile plunge, then a 132 second rocket engine burn. Rushworth dumped fuel, landed on Mud Lake near Tonopah while a transit bus driver was robbed of wallet and $84 by a man in a dark suit and brown hat fleeing in a green Cadillac.
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Maine Governor Reed Calls GOP to Avoid Viet Nam Issue
Maine Governor John H. Reed, chairman of the National Governors Conference, urged fellow Republicans to avoid making the Vietnam War a November issue. He arrived in Los Angeles to begin final preparations for the conference, which opens Tuesday.
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Viet Nam
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Soviet Union admits fishing shortfall amid population demand
Moscow report states the Soviet Union, a leading fishing nation, has not caught enough fish to meet the needs of its people. Officials acknowledge the shortfall and its implications for food supply and public welfare.
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Meeting Cancelled at Hayward Human Relations Commission
Stanley W. Blackfield announced the Hayward Human Relations Commission meeting scheduled for July 7 is cancelled due to lack of a quorum. The regular meeting will be August 4.
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Obituary notices for Irene Swift in Spokane Washington
Irene Swift died June 23 in Spokane. Services were held Monday in Spokane. She was wife of Walt Swift and mother of Melvin Andersen and Debra and David Andersen. Sister of Arthur Mosegaard and Adela Simmons. Native of Hayward, daughter of Mathias Mosegaard. Lived in Hayward until moving to Washington recently.
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