Weather Summary for California Regions Sunday and Monday
Mostly fair conditions across Northam and Central California with patchy morning fog. Bay Area overcast Sunday morning then clearing. light northwesterly winds 12 to 24 mph. Temperatures range from lows near 42 to highs mid 60s to upper 80s in the valleys, with coastal overcast and inland warming.
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San Joaquin Valley
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Santa Clara Valley
Monterey Bay
Central Coast
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Napa
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Oakland International Airport
Temperatures by City in California and Across the Nation
A compiled list shows California cities Bakersfield Fresno Los Angeles Oakland Red Bluff Sacramento San Diego San Francisco with varied high and low readings. National entries include Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Brainerd Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Reno Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City Seattle Spokane Tampa Washington Winnipeg with reported conditions and temperatures.
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St. Louis
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Spokane
Tampa
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Winnipeg
Tide Table Notes From July 6 Morning and Evening
Tide chart shows times for low and high water with heights, a 5:54 sunrise and 8:36 sunset. Minor notes indicate light fog and moon phase estimates for the day.
Norwegians Bid Adieu to Khrushchev on Nordic Tour
A mixed reception marked Khrushchev’s final stop in Norway as part of a five day Scandinavian tour. Soviet officials said he would return to Moscow by Monday night aboard the Bashkiria after visits in Denmark and Sweden. The security mood eased but officials said the trip yielded little impact and did not spark notable public enthusiasm.
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Moscow
Denmark
Sweden
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Humberto Zelaya Jr
Satunday
Doris Marlin
Nanta Rosa
Elite
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Zelaya
Richard Sims
Continuing Search For Ship's Crew Off Cape Finisterre
Ships hunted the sea off Cape Finisterre for 18 missing crewmen from the Spanish tanker Bonifaz after a collision with the French tanker Fabiola in thick fog. Four sailors are dead, while nine survivors and the dead were brought to Vigo aboard rescue vessels.
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Mental Aide Under Arrest
A psychiatric technician at Dewitt State Hospital was arrested for questioning in the death of an OK patient. Robert M. Gearheart, 26, of Watsonville, died Friday from an infection due to a perforated lower intestine. Sherman Love, 43, of Auburn, was arrested. Deputies said Gearheart had been kicked and beaten about the lower body last Tuesday.
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Dewitt State Hospital
Placer County
Robert M. Gearheart
Watsonville
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Gearheart
Sherman Love
Robbery Exterminator Impostor Kills 82 Year Old Woman
In Los Angeles an 82 year old woman died after a robbery triggered by a man posing as a termite exterminator. Mrs Josephine Wessel died at Baldwin Hills Hospital after being beaten and robbed of $23. The suspect knocked, gained entry, sent the husband to shut off water, then fled.
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Josephine — Elizabeth Wessel
Baldwin
Hills Hospital
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Casper Wessel
Police Still On Lookout For Slayer
DETROIT AP Police hunt ed Saturday for a killer who shot two teenage boys to death Friday night as Fourth of July firecrackers masked the gunshots. J Francis P Brown 17 and Sheldon Miller 14 were found shot multiple times on a northwest Detroit school playfield. Police canvassed the area with more than 70 officers. Initial findings suggest the victims were killed and other shots fired into their bodies. Miller’s wound described as an execution-type gunshot with the gun to his head.
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J. Francis P. Brown
Sheldon Miller
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Miller
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Typical Remedies Outlined to Rights Problems
Washington AP outlines how a broad new civil rights law may operate addressing voting registration denial by race, school district discrimination, and access to public facilities. It details complaints to the attorney general, three judge panels, expedited court action, and potential withholding of federal funds or cease orders if violations persist. It notes procedures for public accommodations and employment discrimination with agency and court pathways.
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Trick Pierces Berlin Wire Curtain to FreeEast Berliners
A daring method used by two men and two youths breached the barbed wire curtain surrounding East Berlin. They slipped through a gap Friday night in the American sector of West Berlin to help East Berliners reach freedom in the West.
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Tired Gods Quit Rights Trio Hunt
Civil rights workers missing in Mississippi are sought by federal and state officials as 400 Navy men join a search through east central Mississippi woodlands and swamps. The trio last seen June 21 in Philadelphia after a traffic stop. Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney remain unaccounted for.
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Michael Schwerner
Andrew J .Goodman
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James Chaney
Almanac Today July 3 1964 historic notes
Almanac entry marks July 3 1964 as SAT day with celestial lineup Jupiter Saturn Venus Mars. It recalls events including Venezuela seeking independence from Spain, Salvation Army founding in London 1865, MacArthur announcing Philippine liberation, 1961 Algeria riot, and Franklin quote.
Hatfield Predicts Early Barry Win
San Francisco AP report quotes Gov. Mark Hatfield predicting Barry Goldwater will clinch a first ballot majority at the convention. He says Goldwater could win more than needed if Oregon delegates back Rockefeller and sees civil rights as not a central campaign issue.
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Mark Hatfield
Goldwater
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Wile
Wayne Gritton
Barry Fieldwater
Liam Miller
New York
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William Scranton
Pebble Beach
Celes
Itsi Dano
Galdwater
Kennedy
Beautician Jailed For Safety Sake
SAN DIEGO AP An Oxnard beautician Nadine Raland 23 was jailed after a speeding spree on the Fourth of July near Santa Clara to San Diego. Police said after four tickets she was arrested for safety violations, with Patrol Capt. Lloyd de Vere noting the fifth stop led to detention to protect public safety.
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Beautcian
Stark
Bent
Lloyd de Veres
Nadine Raland
Santa Clara
Solon Urges Faster Speeches at Republican Convention
Washington AP Thruston Morton Republican convention permanent chairman plans to urge cutting speeches for presidential nominating remarks to 3 minutes per candidate and a 40 minute limit total to curb late East Coast coverage. Everett Dirksen backs a 40 minute cap, while Goldwater presence remains central to the nominations.
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Thruston A. Morton
Ambassador Taylor Heads to Saigon for Vietnam Assessment
Gen Maxwell D Taylor, new ambassador to South Vietnam, departs for Saigon to spend about two months evaluating the government and military to improve operations. Washington weighs expanding war powers should expanded actions be needed in Southeast Asia amid potential moves in Laos, the Mekong valley, and Thailand.
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Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Viet Nam
Taylor
U.S
Atone
Peepee Taylor
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Mekong River Valley
Thailand
South East Asia Treaty Organization
South and
Asia
Johnson Works on Texas Ranch Holiday Visit
President Johnson relaxed at the Pedernales River ranch on July 4th weekend with Gov. John Connally and Merrill Connally among guests. In Washington, White House announced Wheeler would be sworn in as Joint Chiefs chair, with Taylor moving to ambassador to South Vietnam. Johnson’s return date remained uncertain.
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Washington
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wheeler
Maxwell D.taylor
South Viet Nam
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