Weather Corner Continues Fair Conditions Coast to Valley
Forecast calls for continued fair weather across the Bay Area and surrounding regions through Tuesday with morning fog in coastal areas. West to northwest winds 5 to 20 mph prevail afternoons, highs mainly mid 60s to mid 90s depending on locale, and cooler nights in inland valleys with variable breezes.
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Tide Tables Tidbits From July Forecasts
Tide tables and far offshore notes show low tides around six dollars and a high near 2 43 with evening dusk at Fort Point. Includes brief light and dark phases, caution on hides and sunlit hours.
Temperatures Yesterday's High and Today's Low Temperatures in
Yesterday recorded a high temperature and today is expected to dip to a low as weather data shows. The figures vary by location but provide a snapshot of daily thermal extremes.
Hearing Ends On Farmer Profit
San Francisco report on three day Federal Wood Marketing Commission hearings examining why farmers get a shrinking slice of consumer food dollars. Salinas Valley carrot grower Samm Chinn testified he invented a machine cutting harvest costs by six dollars a ton, arguing shippers profit while consumer prices rise. He cited receiving eighteen dollars per hundredweight in 1950 versus today, while cabbages and lettuce fetched one cent per pound for farmers and twenty cents to consumers. The commission includes lawmakers and five public representatives, appointed by President Johnson.
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Galloping Burro Sparks Nevada Grass Fire
A small grass fire near Reno was started when a saddle burro kicked sparks from a stall and dashed into flaming grass. The blaze burned over 150 acres before 60 men and three aircraft contained it five hours later. The burro was found tired but unharmed, his pack burned off.
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Governor King’s Boat Cited By Massachusetts Police
Boston AP reports Gov. Jal W. King’s motor boat NH-1, registered in New Hampshire, was tagged on the Merrimack River for failing to show a Massachusetts registration. The citation highlights the boat’s weight in New Hampshire but yields only a ticket in Massachusetts. Governor King was not aboard at the time.
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Roy Acutt Will Recover From Weekend Car Crash
Country star Roy Acutt faces six weeks of recovery after a Saturday crash near Parla Tennessee. Acutt sustained a fractured pelvis a broken collarbone and several shattered ribs but is expected to mend with time. Grand Ole Opry guitarist Harold Jackson remains in critical condition with skull and rib fractures and internal injuries. Vocalist June Shearns suffered a broken leg.
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Veteran Actor Ray Collins Dies
SANTA MONICA AP Ray Collins died Sunday at St John’s Hospital ending a career in stock company Broadway radio film and television He was best known as Lt Tragg on Perry Mason and appeared in Citizen Kane The actor’s widow Joan survives with Meg previously married 39 years
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Couple Die In SF Fire Ingle District Tragedy
SAN FRANCISCO AP a couple and their pet died in a Sunday night fire at their second story apartment in the Ingle District. Fire officials said Charles Graves 49 and his wife died likely after attempting to escape through the rear of the unit. The coroner listed suicide as the cause linked to political turmoil in Algiers.
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Solon Hails Goldwater Proposal
Senator Carl T. Curtis praises the Free Society Association led by Barry Goldwater on Metromedia programs. He argues GOP unity should not trump belief in freedom and calls opposition to the FSA as ridiculous. Curtis contrasts with GOP chairman Ray C. Bliss who fears party damage and fundraising impact.
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Support Grows for Dominican provisional leader Godoy
Dominican Republic dispatch says Hector Garcia Godoy garners civilian military junta backing and rebel support as OAS peace team backs him for provisional president. Discussions with political figures continue to shape a cabinet amid unrest after the April revolt against Bosch. Imbert Barrera met Godoy and privately endorsed him if he could disarm rebels and resolve key issues.
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California Ballot Items Grow For 1966 Election
California voters face a lengthy 1966 ballot as Sacramento reports readiness of at least seven propositions. The article outlines proposed constitutional amendments, including retirement fund investments, school bonds thresholds, income tax simplification, English language requirements for older voters, and veteran tax exemptions, with details on sponsors and legislative context. Tally notes potential further items amid budget and tax reform sessions.
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Don Allen
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Charles Garrigus
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Millan Marks
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Assemblyman
al Song
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How to Succeed As A High School Drop-Out
A questionable ad promotes a GED style diploma and home study course promising better jobs. It claims a government backed diploma boosting income and social life, urging readers to request a high school diploma kit from a Hawward California address.
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National School of Home Study
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Johnson names council to aid disadvantaged children
President Johnson announces a nine member Council on the education of disadvantaged children. Meredith Wilson, president of the University of Minnesota, is named chairman. The council was established under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.
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Johnson
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Meredith Wilson
University of Minnesota
PASTERTH Tooth Powder Promises Firm, Comfortable Fit
Lunient tests show FASTEETH powder makes teeth feel firmer with no gummy taste. Claims sharpened retention and comfort, marketed as a more effective denture aid.PRODUCT based claim highlights vary in wording across ad-like text.
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