Weather Corner Local Area Winds Through Tuesday Forecast
Weather across the region shows fair and dry conditions through Tuesday with west to northwest coastal winds. Temperatures rise inland with highs around 90s to 100s in cities like Oakland San Francisco Bay Area and Salinas Valley, while coastal fog lingers at night and morning near the coast.
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Heat Victims Flee to Beach
Tokyo reports rising heat driving residents to coast resorts as dozens are missing at sea. Officials note temperatures around 95 degrees, with sunrise at 5 56 and heat impacting coastal regions.
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Gina Ducked Khrushchev To Take Bath At Moscow Gala
Italian film star Gina Lollo Brigida caused a stir at Moscow's Lenin Stadium during the Moscow film festival opening by leaving her seat and walking out with reporters saying she needed a bath. She said it was a misunderstanding and she was not angry, aiming to please the Russian people.
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Auto Smashup Kills Woman in Sacramento Crash
Mrs Georgina Elizabeth Damson of North Highlands was killed in a Sunday night collision in Sacramento. She rode with her husband Chauncey J Johns son 41 in a car that struck a truck driven by Richard E George 23. The car spun into a dry irrigation ditch. The Johnsons daughter Irene sustained minor injuries.
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Virginians prepare for pivotal primary ballot battle
In Richmond, Virginia voters face a crucial Democratic primary as Sen. Harry Byrd’s durable organization battles for governor lieutenant governor and attorney general. About 400000 or more are expected to decide the future of the Byrd coalition amid factional splits and cross endorsements within the party.
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Remarkable Local Official Resigns Amid Staffing Gaps
In Siskiyou County's town of 973, the police chief and multiple town workers including the license inspector, mail carrier, water maintenance man, water superintendent, building inspector, a yard worker, appraiser, and dog catcher all quit en masse. Mayor Mayne noted the exodus, saying the official was fed up.
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Chuckles In The News Wacky Language Mixups
A roundup of quirky phrases and misheard quotes from UPI dispatches. Includes Hugh Scott on a Congolese dialect, a honeymoon-near-station roof sign in England, a Los Angeles theft of a city truck, and a Soviet exhibition joke about Russian women and clarifying bedwear.
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Spectacular Soviet Air Display Stuns Western Observers
Moscow showcases an night air show at Tushino Airfield with Khrushchev and Gagarin watching as 50,000 spectators witness a delta wing bomber, heavy supersonic models, air to air missiles, and a vertical takeoff plane. Western attache observers note rapid advances across fighters, bombers, and helicopter designs, signaling continued Soviet air power development.
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Kidnapings and Gangs Plague Leopoldville Youth
A vast, troubled scene unfolds in Leopoldville where 28 gangs including United Nations and Dag Hammers leaders operate with 25,000 youths aged 1 to 23. Gangs abduct girls, rob homes in the European sector, trade porn pictures, and propose marijuana use, with parents fearing reprisals and police limited in response.
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Almanac Today July 10 1961 Historical Notes
On July 10 1961 the almanac notes the day as the 191st of the year with 174 remaining. It lists morning stars Venus Jupiter Saturn and evening stars Mars Jupiter Saturn. It records birthdays of Juan Calvin Whistler Prouat and Marcel Proust, and mentions wartime and Senate events.
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Pen Firm Executive Kills Self in Fort Madison
Craig R. Sheaffer 63, assistant secretary of commerce in the Eisenhower era and chair of W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co., shot himself at home. He had liver illness and despondency. Survived by wife Virginia, two sons W. A. II and John D., and two daughters.
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River tragedy claims San Jose postman at river
STOCKTON AP Charles Wne 18 of 2212 Arleen Way San Jose drowned Sunday in the San Joaquin River near Tracy. He was a post office employee. Bob Seller and Jim Weather of Tracy went to his aid in a boat but he panicked and sank after slipping from their grasp.
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Family bus trip to West ends in new book out
MILL VALLEY AP reports Prof. William E. Walsh and his wife plus their 12 children traveled 8,000 miles in a single school bus from Boston to California. The Walsh clan left a one room house in West Newton and now aims to publish a book about their scenic journey and American history adventures.
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