Weather Corner shows mild Bay Area cooling after heat wave
Weather Corner reports a return to cooler temps after a four day Bay Area heat wave. Ocean fog limits highs, with fair conditions across regions like Salinas Valley Santa Clara Valley and Monterey Bay. Isolated storms possible late Thursday through the mountains, with variable northwest winds and night mists in several valleys.
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Hotheough
Bay Area
Morrs
Nevada
Recramena Valley
Thureday
Delta
H. Sian Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valle
Monterey Hay Area
Temperature summaries by city and condition
Yesterday high and today low temperatures are listed for numerous cities across the United States. Most locations show clouds or clear skies with occasional rain in several areas including Memphis Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Seattle and Tampa.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Brownsville
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Fairbanke
Fort Worth
Indianapodla
Juneau
Kanana City
Las Veras
Taulatina
Memphis
Miami
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittburgh
Portland
Ore
Rud City
Rous
Richmond
MD. Loule
MacArthur Ends Tour Of Philippines
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur ends a sentimental visit to the Philippines and retires toward home after a 10 day stay. Filipinos hail him as a hero while a 1000 strong crowd at Manila’s airport bids farewell in rain as he departs for Yokota Air Base Japan.
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MacArthur
Philippines
Tokyo
Manila
U.S. Air Force
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Leyte
Cebu
Ioilo
MacAhuy
Wrapping of Alejandro and MacArthur amid showers and praise
President Garcia praised the Filipino people as MacArthur prepared to leave, promising forgiveness of enemies but not forgetting friends. The scene featured crowds touching him as the army band played and reports noted unsettled weather with showers and thunderstorms across the Central Plains and Southwest, including a tornado near Hobbs.
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Carlos P. Garcia
Garcia
MacArthur
Central Plains
West Texas
New Mexico
Hobbs
Insantas
Goodsland
Kan
Amarillo
Tex
Plateau
Desert
Milk Price Cut Slated for San Francisco
The State Agriculture Department will reduce milk prices in San Francisco starting Sunday. Shoppers buying two or more half gallon containers of milk will pay 45 cents per half gallon, down from 47 cents, under statewide action.
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Sacramento
State Agriculture Department
Byrd Machine Wins Virginia Democratic Primary Sweep
In Virginia's Democratic primary, Byrd organization slate led by J Whertis Morrison Jr. won decisive victories as Harrison defeated Stephens for governor and Godwin and Button won lieutenant governor and attorney general races. Unofficial tallies show Harrison and Godwin ahead, with Adkins a distant third. turnout trailed forecasts, close to 1928 levels.
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Byrd Organisation
J. Whertis S. Morrison Jr
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
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Ative
A. E
Stephens
Byrd
Harrigan
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Robert ¥. Button
Armistead L. Boothe
T. Munford Boyd
Uni Iiversity of Virginia
Jeffer Stephens
Godwin
Boothe
Buiton
Boyd
Eugene Adkins
Senate
Francis Pickens Miller
Jaywalking centenarian seeks medal in Municipal Court
VAN NUYS Calif. Aged 70-year-old C Philip Norsen testifies that at his age he deserves a medal for dexterity in sprinting after being arrested for jaywalking. In London Mrs Irie Foster living near Barley Square gave birth to a son attended only by an ambulance man. Receptions say doctors were scarce as many on the street specialize elsewhere and know little about delivering babies.
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UPI
C. Philip Norsen
London
Irie Foster
Nixon to Decide in 60 Days for California Governor
Richard M. Nixon said he would decide within 60 days whether to run for California governor. He indicated he would enter only if convinced he was the only man who could save the state, after a strategy meeting with 17 California Republicans at his Brentwood rented villa. He noted his experience is national and international, and he would need full-time campaign commitment, precluding speaking invitations.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Brentwood Village
Walter Lang
Swho
Turaday
Italy Tightens Rail Security After Tyrol Tensions
Rome tightens border controls and patrols rail lines near Tyrol after a series of bombings blamed on Austria. Italy demands passports for crossings and visas for Austrians. Vienna protests UN compelled peaceful talks. South Tyrol autonomy remains the dispute as Italy and Austria clash over language and governance in the border region.
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Ialy
South Tyrol
Ome
Austria
Italy
INO
Tyrol
Amintore Fantani
Susinan
Vienna
Bruno Kreisky
United Nations
General Assembly
Irving
Boats Wake Spurs Action in Flooded Houston Streets
Heavy rains flooded Houston streets and stirred council debate after a motorboat wake washed into homes. Councilman Frank Mann urged speed regulation for boats in flooded areas to curb property damage and danger. A bystander asked how people could ski behind a slow boat, highlighting public concern.
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Houston
Tex
Frank Mann
Surprize Foto Candidate 44 Found in Local Paper
Elsie searches for the local Borden Belle and invites readers to have their picture published. A Daisy Drawing follows with a chance to be drawn, while the Camera-Trailer promotion advertises Borden Scoopin Cream with fruit flavors and imported chocolate.
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Borden Belle
Borden
Bor
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Holland
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