Weather Corner: Fair across California and Nevada this weekend
Forecast calls for fair conditions in Northern and Central California and Western Nevada Saturday and Sunday with coastal fog and inland high fog nights and mornings. Temperatures show little change inland with highs mostly 72 to 95 and lows 43 to 56 across regions. scattered afternoon thunderstorms possible in coastal mountains and Salinas Valley with westerly winds 10 to 25 mph.
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Tide Tables July 4 Day Tide Details
Tide tables show daily high and low water times for the holiday. The fragment lists high and low times and mentions summer tides, likely for a coastal location. Data appears garbled but indicates standard tidal records for July 4 with sequence of high tides and low tides.
Puff Derby Draws 76 Gal Flyers in California Race
EL CAJON California AP reports seven and a half days to go as six all female teams pilot seven and a half dozen planes in a Powder Puff Derby. Mary Atkins and pilot Mary Ann Noah discuss strategy wearing tennis shoes and short skirts to reach the lime clock at each stop.
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Chattucgly
Mary Atkins
Wichita
Kan
California
CAB Stays Airline Ruling on Las Vegas Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board indefinitely stayed an examiner's ruling that would renew Bonanza Air Lines' Las Vegas to Los Angeles route via Apple Valley and Riverside-Ontario. The board also delayed Western Airlines' ban on local traffic between San Bernardino and Las Vegas, pending review.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Bonanza Air Lines
Las Vegas
Ney
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Apple Valley
Riverside-Ontario
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Ralph L. Wiser
Western Air Lines
San Bernardino
Wise
Wiser
Johnson outlines national teachers corps plan
NEW YORK AP President Johnson addressed 11 000 NEA delegates at Madison Square Garden proposing a national teachers corps to work in city slums and areas of poverty. He pledged to improve education until every child can receive high quality schooling and announced fellowships to assist teachers displaced by desegregation and to retrain through federal programs.
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Soviets Snub U S Reception At Independence Day Event
In Moscow the Soviet leadership sent a minor envoy to the U S Independence Day reception, a gesture seen by diplomats as hostile amid Cold War tensions. In San Francisco fleet officials noted Admiral Nimitz attended a separate embassy event as Kremlin leaders hosted graduates and a Pacific Fleet ceremony.
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East Germans Defy Canal Rules During Rising Tensions
East German crews defy canal traffic rules as Chancellor Tadwig Erhard faces Western powers findings. Bonn meeting planned next Tuesday to address crossings into West Germany. Western allies discuss incidents as part of a broader East German move to reduce four power authority.
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Court delays ruling on Fourth of July parade restraining order
Huntington Beach Superior Court postpones until July 22 a decision on a restraining order sought to bar the Chamber of Commerce from including a John Birch Society float in the city’s Fourth of July parade. Judge Stephen Tamura weighs whether the float with a gilded Lady Liberty and flag may participate.
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Webster Quimmley Society
One Killed As Bridge Collapses In Topeka
A section of the Kansas River bridge in Topeka collapsed during the late afternoon rush. Kenneth Allen of Topeka was pulled from a car in the river and identified as the deceased. The collapse cut water service on the north side and interrupted the Western Union line. Divers searched the river for a second possible victim and witnesses reported another car with children may have plunged into the river.
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Kansas River
Kenneth Allen
Western Union
Civil War Turning Point and Steel Strike on This Day
On July 3, 1863, Union forces halted Pickett at Gettysburg signaling a turning point in the Civil War. Also noted is the 1892 Homestead strike at Carnegie Steel ending after fatalities, and the 1898 U S Navy victory over Spain at Santiago de Cuba. A 1900 birth of author John Maspal Brown is listed.
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Cuba
Escapee Pleads Guilty To Charge
A man identified as James Fleming, once a salesman, husband and stepfather, pleaded guilty to an escape charge in California. The fugitive, who had fled Folsom Prison, was arrested after a poster led to his capture in Chandler Oklahoma. He faced sentencing considerations from Superior Court Judge Albert Mundt, with potential parole implications and a concurrent term in Los Angeles County robbery case.
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Chandler
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Oklahoma
Henry Belllarge
Califor Superior Court
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Edmund G. Brown H. Mundt
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Cape Charge
Mundt
Fensing
Los Angeles
Avith Folsom
Robert iHeinze
Fireman Hero During Visalia Blaze Protects Fuel Stash
A major Visalia blaze tied up about 100 firefighters as they shut off a main valve to prevent 24 000 gallons of gasoline and diesel from exploding. Firemen Morven Owen and William Owen risked their lives to seal the valve after a water cover was laid. 8 000 gallons were burned and damage ranged to 15 000 dollars. Four firefighters were hurt including Leroy Sandri whose tanker overturned on the way to the scene. A nearby motel was evacuated.
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Pathfinder Oi Co
Hames
Ay Morven
Willian Owen
Leroy Sandri
Dr Salk Steps Down as President of Salk Institute
SAN DIEGO AP Dr Jonas Salk developer of the anti polio vaccine withdraws as president of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies to focus on research He remains director The post will be filled by Dr Augustus R Kinzel on July 31 Kinzel will also oversee fundraising while Salk notes the institute faces normal financial needs and challenges
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Jonas Salk
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Kinzel
Dent
Vsalk
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Fortuna Murder Case
Eureka AP reports Richard Slaughter, 44, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to the June 16 murder of Lee Meagows, 42, after a quarrel. Superior Court Judge D B Wilkinson ordered two psychiatrists to examine Slaughter.
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Richard Slaughter
Fortuna
Lee Meagows
Superior Court
DB. H. Wilkinson
Slaughter
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