Weather Corner California Forecast by Region
Northern and Central California fair Sunday and Monday with coast highs. Interior temps slowly rise. Bay Area fair with Monday high near 70s. Sacramento Valley fair with warmer Sunday, highs 90s. San Joaquin Valley fair, temps rising, highs near 90s to 100. Salinas Valley fair with morning fog near Salinas Monday. Santa Clara Valley fair, slightly warmer. Bay Area winds NW 15 mph. Central Coast mostly fair with coastal fog Monday morning, westerly winds 12 to 25 mph. Northwest California fair, inland warming, coast NW winds 12 to 25 mph.
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Santa Rosa
Tide tables and coast forecast notice from July edition
The notice lists tides and high tides with times and locations including San Francisco Oakland San Mateo and San Rafael. It notes a foggy morning change and a sunny pattern with temperatures around 65 in San Francisco 74 in Oakland and 75 in San Mateo.
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San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
San Rafael
Acuff and Two Companions Hurt in Car Crash
Roy Acuff and two others were injured in a rain slick collision on U.S. 70 west of Sparta. Acuff, in serious condition, has a broken pelvis and collarbone. Guitarist Harold Jackson is listed in critical condition with skull and rib fractures. Agnes June Burdette, 26, known as Jane Stearns, suffered minor injuries.
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Roy Acuff
U.S
Donald Bradley
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Cradley
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Aculf
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Jane Stearns
Car Industry Faces Critics
DETROIT AP The auto industry will send its top leaders to Washington to answer charges it has not done enough on auto safety. GM Ford and American Motors presidents will testify before a Senate subcommittee led by Sen Ribicoff. Chrysler will be represented by two top vice presidents. The hearing follows a charge of inaction on safety and a rising traffic death toll reaching 47,000 last year.
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Detroit
Washington
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Desalting Plant Could Cut Water Costs in So. California
A Bechtel Bechtel joint study for the Los Angeles area proposes a $300 million desalting plant using nuclear energy to produce 150 million gallons of fresh water daily and 1,800 megawatts of power. The artificial island site off Sunset Beach or Irvine Ranch and Dana Point land sites are feasible. Output would meet about 7 percent of MWD demand for a city of 750,000.
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Washington
California
Los Angeles
In. Commission
Metropolitan Water District
U.S
Bechtel Corp
San Francisco
Taterial
Stewart L. Udall
Johnson
Southern California
MWD
Bechict
Sunset Beach
Irvine Ranch
Dana Point
Caribbean
Aruba
Senator Dolwig Recovering After Auto Crash in Redwood City
State Sen. Richard J. Dolwig remained in good condition at Sequoia Hospital Redwood City after minor head injuries from a car accident Friday. Police said he was traveling alone when the mishap occurred and was treated on scene before being hospitalized for observation.
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Redwoor City
Richard J. Dolwig
Sequoia Hospital
Redwood City
Man Gets Five Days In Jail For License Violations
Cincinnati AP reports Alvin Silmond, 27, received a five day jail term and a $70 fine after pleading to driving without a license and an expired plate. He said he would serve the time to avoid missing the Fourth of July. Hospital officials said Norlie and Catherine Narls were treated and released after a collision at Veterans and Redwood City.
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CORE Issues Call For Help In Louisiana
CORE director James Farmer announced a call for hundreds of CORE workers from other states to join the civil rights efforts in Bogalusa Louisiana. A federal judge halted local interference as demonstrators protested police brutality with marches and picketing, while clashes and arrests occurred downtown and in nearby areas.
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Bogalusa
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Inquality
COR
Parmer
Tanse
No Trace Of Sailor On Ketch No Trace Of Sailor On Ketch
A homemade ketch from Seale was found adrift 200 miles west of Cape Mendocino with no one aboard. The 30-foot boat Gent contained a log book and gear of Forest J. Neill of Stanwood Washington. Last log entry occurred May 23 after leaving Neah Bay May 22. Position logged 75 miles west-southwest of Cape Flattery.
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Capa Mendocino
Coast Guard
Forest J. Neill
Stanwood
Wash
Neil
Bullock
Seattle
Sitka
Alaska
Neah Bay
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Wasi
Phantoms battle MIGs in deep strike over North Vietnam
U S Air Force Phantoms engaged two North Vietnamese MiGs during a deep strike operation near Hanoi. American pilots claimed two missiles hit their targets while the MIGs fired failed to hit. Navy and Air Force units supported further strikes on Ha Noi area including bridges, ammunition dumps, and barracks. Viet Cong casualties and district town losses were reported as the campaign expanded.
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Viet Nam
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Hanoii
Coral Sea
Hanoi
Dapital
Go Cong
Junka
South Vietnam
Highlands
Sonj
Annual Community Fair and Performances Schedule
A sequence of events listed with times and venues for the county fair. Highlights include Boys Club programs, Temple and Co lawn area promotions, John Strong Circus shows, Parade Awards, and Dennis Day Show with Coralene Duane Dancers Ray Grant & Co and Herb Andrade’s Orchestra at Court of Four Seasons, plus Livermore Community Hour and a San Lorenzo Community Hour.
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Grandstand
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Jimmy Payne
Mr. America
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Temple & Co
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Heasier
Lawn
Pam
Livermore Community Hove
Dennis Day
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Lawn Area
San Loranzo
Dennis Day Shaw
Talks Resume In LA Strike
In Los Angeles representatives of striking heavy equipment operators and four building contractor associations returned to bargaining. They planned to continue talks through the weekend to end the 23 day old strike lockout. A federal mediator joined the AFL CIO Operating Engineers Union and employers. The shutdown has crippled millions of dollars of construction projects across 11 Southern California counties not including San Diego County.
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Los Angeles
Afl-Cio
Junion
California
San Diego
Italians Get Special Aid After Killer Tornado
Rome AP reports Italy allocated 39.68 million dollars in emergency aid for northern regions struck by a deadly tornado last Sunday. The storm, along with a heat wave in the south, caused 25 fires and widespread damage to homes crops and power lines.
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Rome
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