California Tuesday Weather Forecast by Region
Forecasts issued for multiple regions in California through Wednesday. Northern and central areas expect fair skies with fog near coast and inland nights. highs generally 60s to 100s depending on region. Winds light to moderate from west and northwest, with coastal low clouds and warm inland conditions.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Ocean
Sacramento Valley
South End
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Sterra Reyada
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Santa Clara Valley
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Monterey Bay
Giant Satellite Achieves Orbit
Cape Kennedy Fla AP reports the Saturn I rocket lifting the heaviest U S satellite to orbit marking an engineering test of high energy fuel as NASA prepares for Apollo manned missions. The 1 story tall booster produced massive thrust and reached an orbit about 118 miles high despite camera malfunctions delaying liftoff by about two hours. Bermuda tracking stations relayed clear images showing fuel behaving stably.
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Pwell
America
Iuc
United States
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Apollo
ICME
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Conslrallors
Bermuda
Angels Leave Bass Lake After Week End Halt
The last of the Hell's Angels departed Bass Lake area Monday after about 200 members of the cyclists club spent a quiet weekend in the region.
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UPL
Hell's Angels
Aea
Iale
Cyclists Club
Navy Planes Hit Boats In Pacific Skirmish
Navy Skyhawks from the carrier Constellation attacked radar tracked targets near islands north of Saigon. One aircraft was downed and the pilot rescued while antiaircraft fire was reported from shore. U.S. and Vietnamese pilots flew 568 combat sorties that day as Operation Fort Smith concluded with 19 Viet Cong killed and six captured. Premier Ky expanded civilian military advisory councils to bolster support amid ending unrest and releasing hundreds of Buddhist monks and anti-government demonstrators.
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Saigon
Iet
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Relief From Warm Spell Brings Cooler Temperatures
Cool weather eased the heat across New England and the Great Lakes as readings dipped into the 60s. A tornado touched down near Little Falls, Minnesota, with no damage reported. A drive in theater near Kirnball Prairie, Minnesota, was destroyed and hail the size of a dime struck Rapid City, Dakota Territory.
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Little Falls
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Kirnball Prairie
Id City
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Temblor Shakes The Aleutians
A strong earthquake centered in Rat Islands, Aleutians, registered 7.1 on the Richter scale per UC Berkeley seismographs. No injuries or damage reported in Anchorage or Eskimo communities as civil defense checked alerts and tidal warnings were canceled after observations at Adak and Attu showed no wave action.
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Tn Anchorage
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Attu
Akbatians
Coast Guard Rescues Crew From Sinking Greek Freighter
Twenty crew members were saved from the slowly sinking Greek freighter Elias Daylas II off Mexico’s Yucatan Channel after its captain stayed aboard to salvage the vessel. A Coast Guard rescue and a Sea Pioneer tanker aided, while seven crewmen remained in a lifeboat as the ship listed in rough seas.
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UPI
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Yucatan Peninsula
Coast Guard
Herelimurea. Pe Re Eer
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Elias Daylas
Daylas
Harold
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Yucatan Channel
Mexi-la.m
U.S
Sea Pioneer
Wilmington
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Grandma Leads In Air Race
Clearwater AP report on the Powder Puff Derby leg two. Mrs Ardell Hinn of Salinas California, a grandmother and commercial pilot, leads from Seattle to Kearney Nebraska 3407 miles apart and 265 miles ahead of rivals. She flies solo in her fifth derby while her daughter cares for children. She landed in Kearney 12 minutes before the grounding deadline.
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Fla
Pocatello
Idaho
Ardell Hinn
Salinas
Calif
Mrs. Hinn
Fires Spark Bid To Cut Fireworks
A string of fires caused by sparklers damaged homes and barns in Hayward and nearby areas. W. J. Kaufman at 372 Balmoral Way saw $10,010 in damage from sparklers. A barn on Industrial Parkway at Niles I Alvarado Road sustained about $10,000, hay stored inside. Swiss Chalet restaurant flue fire on Winton Avenue and Jackson Street caused about $3,000. Alameda County firemen logged total damage at $22,000.
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Hayward
Winton Avenues
Jackson Street
William Herborn
Depot Road
Alameda County
Governors Weigh LBJ War Policy Comments Split on Escalation
Governors questioned by UPI avoided blanket approval of Johnson’s Vietnam war plans. A dozen expressed openness to escalation if necessary to halt communist infiltration in South Vietnam, while others refused to comment or called it a military question not for speculation.
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Viet Nam
UPI
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Racial Equality Protest Shapes Black Power Debate
In Baltimore and across the CORE movement dominant themes emerge as Thorne and Lynch defend self determination and power as the core of Black advancement. The group links economic political and educational power to social wealth and calls for U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam and opposition to military service.
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Thorne
Rock Lake
Lincoln Lynch
Na Pool
CORTE
Mississippi
Lynch
U.S
Viet Nam
Independence Day pool integration effort ends in arrest in Lawton
In Lawton Oklahoma 55 demonstrators including 17 youths were jailed after attempting to integrate the citys only swimming pool at Dee Dee recreation park owned by Ben Hutchins Sr. Forty eight adults faced trespassing charges and posted 20 bonds with court dates set. Two white priests Rev Al Kelly and Rev William Hayden joined the protests.
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Oklahoma
Ben Hutchins Sr
Dee Dee Recreation Park
al Kelly
William Hayden
NAACP Leader Rejects Black Power Concept
Roy Wilkins, executive director of the NAACP, said at the opening of the association's convention there is little likelihood the concept of black power will be accepted by the NAACP, while other groups embrace it.
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Los Angeles
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Birth Control Report To Be Sensational and Prudent
Rome AP secretary of the pope's birth control commission said the pontiff's decision on artificial contraception could be sensational yet prudent. The five year study was turned over to Pope Paul VI for final judgment, with a summer decision anticipated. Sources indicate a majority favor liberalizing church rules, notably relaxing the ban on birth control pills.
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Rome
Paul VI
Henri de Riedmatten
Commission
Former Nazi Doctor Sentenced in East German Trial
A former concentration camp physician, Dr Kurt Kreismeyer, was sentenced to life in prison by an East German court after being convicted of continued crimes against humanity. He allegedly conducted medical experiments on inmates at Neuen Gamme camp, injecting tuberculosis bacteria into many adults and 20 children aged five to twelve.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Kurt Kreismeyer
Neuengamme
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