Weather Corner San Francisco Bay Area Report
Partly cloudy today with fair conditions Sunday and mild cooling tonight. Temperatures reach 75 in San Francisco, 82 in Oakland, 92 in San Rafael with lows 52 to 60 and westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Afternoon fog near the coast. Northern California mainly fair with possible thunderstorms in southern Sierra and southern mountains south of San Francisco. Mt Shasta and Siskiyou area fair and warm. Sierra Nevada mostly fair with afternoon evening thunderstorms possible in the south. Sacramento Valley fair and warm today through Sunday with 38 19 108 readings and high 63 to 93. San Joaquin Valley fair to warm with lows 68 to 78 and northwest winds 5 to 19 mph. Salinas Valley partly cloudy today with possible storms, fair Sunday, highs 94 to 104. Salinas area tonight 52 to 62, Monterey Bay Area partly cloudy with chance of mountains storms, highs 70 to 80, lows around 58. Santa Clara Valley partly cloudy with continued warmth, highs 85 to 98, lows 50 to 58. Hollister 95 and 54. Northwestern California mostly fair with possible mountain thunderstorms. Ukiah 102 and 65, Santa Rosa 46 and 55, northwest winds 10 to 20 knots, up to 25 near coast. Central San Joaquin Valley fair and warm through Sunday with highs 100 to 106 and lows 72.
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San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
San Rafael
California
Sierra
Roasin Mountain
Mt. Shasta
Siskiyou
Sierra Nevada
South Person
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas Area
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
Northwestern
Santa Rosa
Local Area Weather Update
Partly cloudy today and tonight with fog near the coast. Hayward temperatures show yesterday’s high and today’s low, with a note of a $2 value mentioned in a stray fragment.
Temperatures by City Across California List
A list of temperatures for California cities including Bakersfield Fresno Los Angeles Oakland San Diego San Francisco and Sacramento with accompanying notes on conditions and other U S cities showing varying weather such as clear cloudy fog rain and snow across regions like Albany Albuquerque Chicago Detroit Fairbanks Honolulu Juneau Las Vegas Miami and New York among others.
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Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
Oakland Red Bluff
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
Albany
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Boise
Beaton
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helene
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Si.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ora
Rapid City
Rane
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Tide Table Sunday July 12 Weather and Times
Fragment reads a tide table for Sunday July 12 with times and heights, mentions low and high water, and notes sun and moon references. Details are garbled but indicate lunar and solar influence on tides for the day.
California water project costs may be lower than forecast
William Warne told the State Water Commission that a private consultant's study on pumping energy for the State Water Project could cut supplies costs in Northern California and help supply about 239 000 acre feet to avert a serious shortage. He cited options including upper Eel River expansion and the Marysville Dam on the Yuba River, with broader plans to extend north coast output by tapping Trinity Mad and Van Duzen rivers and expanding Berryessa capacity.
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Eureka
California
Techechapi Mountains
U.S. Supreme Court
Colorado River
Warde
Eel River
Marysville
Commission
Sacramento
Water Commission
Ralph M. Brody
San Francisco
Oregon
Stuart T. Pylé
Trinity
Mad
Van
Lake Berryessa
Eel Klamath
Pyle
Klamath River
Vacation Bible School Slated at Full Gospel Temple
ASTA VISTA full Gospel Temple at 27953 12th St will hold its annual vacation Bible school starting Monday and continuing through July. Sessions run each weekday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Asta Vista
Full Gospel Temple
Almanac Today July 11 1964 Historical Highlights
Almanac notes July 11 1964 as the 29th day with Jupiter Saturn Mars and Venus visible. It recalls Aaron Burr challenging Alexander Hamilton to a duel in 1804 and Hamilton’s death, Grover Cleveland’s 1884 Democratic nomination, Hitler’s 1936 Austria pact, and Eisenhower’s 1052 Republican nomination mention. The thought for the day cites Henry David Thoreau on beauty and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Adolph Hitler
Austria
Dwight D. Eisenbowter
Presjent
Peking Faces Russ Showdown in Sino Soviet Rift
Diplomatic observers report Moscow pressuring Beijing as Khrushchev seeks to isolate Peking from the International Communist movement. Mao Zedong and Red China are poised to reject the Soviet bid for a world conference to reunify the camp, while Albania backs Beijing in the Sino Soviet dispute.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Kremlin
F Ship
Mao Tzetung
Nikita
Khrushchev
International Communist Movement
Tnia
New China News /gency
Thrushchev
Albania
Yeking
Arushchev
Buzzard Sucks Into Pan American Jet Engine
In Merida Mexico a buzzard was drawn into a Pan American jet engine as it took off. The dogged bird forced an emergency landing. The plane damaged two tires, passengers were housed locally while a replacement engine was flown in, with estimated costs around 150000 dollars.
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Merida
Mexico
Pan American
Strike OK'd By Rubber Worker Union
The United Rubber Workers Union called a nationwide strike involving 17,600 members against eight Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. plants after failed talks on pension and insurance. Goodyear also faced a strike deadline, extended temporarily, while General Tire reached a separate agreement affecting 3,300 Akron area workers.
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Cleveland
UPL
United Rubber Workers Union
Tire and Rubber Co
URW
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Goodyear
General Tire and Rubber Co
General Tire
Akron
Firestone
Memphis
Des Moines
New Castle
Ind
Pottstown
Noblesville
Falls
River
Mass
Los Angeles
St. Mary's
Ohio
Muncie
New Bedford
Topeka
Kan
Jackson
Mitch
Windsor
Gadsden
Ala
Lincoln
Neb
Presbyterian Adult Classes Inaugurated At Hayward Church
An adult instruction class will be formed tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of Hayward located at 2490 Grove Way. Rev. Paul Rhodes will be the instructor guiding the session.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Hayward
Grove Way
Paul Rhodes
FBI Chief Sees Civil Rights Workers Dead. Mississippi Office Expanded
In Jackson James Hoover stated the three missing civil rights workers Andrew Goodman James Chaney and Michael Schwerner are dead. The FBI established a new Jackson field office and plans to permanently assign 60 agents under Gov. Paul Johnson and local officials pledging cooperation. He urged legal resolution via the Supreme Court for Civil Rights Act disputes.
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Jackson
Miss
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Mississippm
iGoy
Paul B. Johnson
Mississippi
Moorer
Johnson
Hoover
Whbee
Philadelpha
East
Andrew Goodman
Roy K. Moore
PRI
Little Rock
Ark
Washington
James Chaney
CIA
Allen W. Dulles
Tle
Allen Thompson
T. B. Birdsong
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Supreme Court
News New
Platform Committee Goldwater Scranton Views on Key Issues
Gov. William Scranton and Sen. Barry Goldwater outlined stances on extremism civil rights nuclear weapons social security and tax policy. Scranton urged explicit naming of extremist groups and stronger moves to expand civil rights, while Goldwater urged frank talk on communism, strong invention of rights while preserving state revenue and UN role.
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William W. Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Republican Platform Committee
San Francisco
Scranton
Republican Party
John Birch Society
America
Goldwater
Soviet launches two space stations in single booster
Tass reported the Soviet Union launched Elecs tron 4 and Electron 4 on one powerful booster to study radiation belts from separate orbits. The same rocket also deployed Electron 3 in another flight line, with officials stressing space research and defense through cooperation.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Taeexat
Elvetron ~ 1
Bilectratee
Toejay
Tinue
Cos
NATO
Orbind
Space
Elsetron-4
Free World
Array
Phael Schwerner
Bwe White
Tshombe Wins Support as Congo Premier Lifts Curfew
Congolese cheers greeted Premier Moise Tshombe after he lifted the curfew and ordered amnesty releasing about 600 political prisoners in Elisabethville. Diplomats doubted quick unity as Tshombe, once Katanga’s leader, travels with his cabinet amid tensions with the United Nations and rival factions.
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United Press International
Leopoldville
the Congo
UPTY
Moise
Tshombe
Tsthombe
Elisabethville
Secesgo
United Nations
Leopardville
Katanga
Kiva ‘Ritan
Tshambe
Avisi
Congo
Joseph Rasavului
Tshom
Iran
Obituary notices for Steven Callis tro and Mrs Braathen
Final rites for Steven Callis tro, 65, and burial details are listed from San Leandro and Fremont. Callis tro died Friday in Fairmont Hospital, services Monday at Santos-Robinson Mortuary with a lay in at Chap el of the Chimes in Hayward. Braathen, who lived in Fremont one year, is survived by a widower, son, daughter, grandchild, great grandchild, and three sisters and three brothers. burial in Fargo, North Dakota.
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Steven Callistro
I Pin
Santos-Robinson Mortuary
Estudilla Avenue
San Leandro
Calilatro
Fairmont Hospital
Ue Chapa of the Chimes
Hayward
Chapel of the Palms Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Braathen
Fremont
Frile Braathen
Lyle Braather
Florence Peterson
Fargo
N.C
Funeral services set for Peter Kopinec in Newark
Funeral rites for Peter Kopinec aged 49 of 6588 6239 San Pedro Drive will be held Monday at 9 am in St Edward's Church Newark. Kopinec, an electrical repair shop operator, died Thursday at a local hospital. Survived by widow Agnes, two sons William and Eugene, two grandchildren, four sisters and three brothers. Rosary at 8 pm Sunday in Sorensen Brothers Mortuary Hayward. Burial at Jay Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Newark
Mathilda Braathen
Peter Kopinec
San Pedro Drive
Montcalm Ave
St. Edward's Church
Kopinec
West Virginna
Agnes Kopinee
William
Eugene Kopinee
Richmond
Sorensen Brothers
Hayward
Kopinee
Jay Sepulchre
PT and T Bid On Return Rejected
The California Public Utilities Commission refused to reconsider its order requiring Pacific Telephone Co to refund 86 million to subscribers and cut rates by 4 million a year. By a 32 vote the commission denied rehearing of the June 1 decision but granted a stay for appeal. company lawyers said an appeal would be filed. The firm earned 963 million gross last year with a 6.75 percent return, the rate lowered to 6.2 percent retroactive two years. Dissenters included Bennett who questioned the refund legality.
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San Francisco
Commison
Pacific Telephone Co
PUC
Frederick Hoboloff
George C. ‘Grover
Eyverett C. Mc.Keage
Peter G. Mitchel
William M. Bennett
Bennett
C Company
Wife Jumps Into Race Strife Splits Flint Couple
In Flint Michigan Patricia Milan announces a bid against her husband Edward Milan for a seat on the nonpartisan city commission. The couple disclosed disagreements over political issues and the news surprised him when he found she had collected nomination petitions.
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Flint, Mich
Patricia Milan
Flint
Edward Milan
Milan
Death notices from Oakland and surrounding areas July 1964
Obituary notices for Marly Brakes of Oakland age 47, details of survivors, service set for July 13 at Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary. interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Additional notices include the deaths of Join Arman and Peter Kapinecz, with family relations, service times, and interment details in Hayward and Mayward respectively. Registered as local death notices with multiple family names and Catholic rites.
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By Jerry Rankin
Kel
Wiewalter
Aily
Federal Bureau
Vernon J. Hansen
Bel-Russianiver
Vacation Bible School
the Almanac
Henry David Thoreau
Snd
Rubber Worker Union
Presbyterian Adult Classes
By James Saggus
Greil
United States
Social Security Scranton
Jehildren
Sevantan
Aywat
Foreign Affairs
Russ
Eneral Assembly
Secu ‘Ity Council
By Dietrich Mommendey
Mathilde Braathen
Pt&t
Retur
Marly
Ray Oakland
Nerry Grimes
Thother
Cynthia
Patricia Grimes
Clarence N. Cooper
Frelivate Ave
Jack Belli
Parkin
Evergeean Cemetery
German
Artman
Calit
Wopineg
Peter
Calif
Okedom
És L. Kapinecz
Evsene Kapinec
Ann Bandini
Cait
John
Mike
Bim Fircrak
Wilma Fedorko
Julia LeHerio
Elizabeth
Penn
Abs
Meryitalt
Clareton
Wendell
West Virginia
Sorensen Brox
St. Hayward
Canf
St. Edpard’s. Catholic Church
Bo Smart
Powerful Daily Review
Mukup
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Livermore
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