Weather Roundup Northern California Wednesday Outlook
Partly cloudy northern mountains and interior valleys with slight warmer inland highs. Bay Area coastal cooling and drizzle tonight, Wednesday mostly fair with a 10 to 20 mph westerly wind. Sacramento valley partly cloudy with little temperature change. highs around mid 80s, lows near 40. San Joaquin Valley fair through Wednesday with light nw afternoon winds. Sierra Nevada mostly fair with minimal temperature change. Monterey Bay Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo coast night fog, otherwise fair through Wednesday with nw afternoon wind 10 to 20 mph.
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School Chief Seeks New Tax Increase Amid Debate
The school board debates a proposed tax increase as residents clash over spending. George challenges using funds already in hand while Mrs. Clemens urges timely use and supports superintendent recommendations. Cunningham presents documentation backing the plan after numerous meetings.
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District budget changes hinge on new state aid
The Hayward area district plans changes tied to 1966-67 financing. Federal and state grants total 145 000 and bring the district budget to 608 444 with 902 020 in cash reserves. School leaders debate substitute raises and a 3 percent teachers' pay hike within a 300 000 reserve policy.
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Vietnam War Campaigns and Air Operations Report
U S air forces maintain heavy bombing in South Viet Nam with 741 sorties on Monday. U S and South Vietnamese pilots report high activity around Tuy Hoa and Ha Noi area as MIGs challenge Thunderchiefs. Ground actions include El Paso and three other operations with Viet Cong casualties and captures. Navy Secretary Nitze notes expanded Marine patrol area and weighs battleship redeployment. McNamara cautions early assessment of bombing impact while claiming progress.
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Mrs Gandhi in Moscow in Viet Nam peace bid
Mrs. Gandhi travels to Moscow to press North Vietnam for a peace settlement and to urge American withdrawal before talks. The report notes Soviet pledges of aid to North Vietnam and speculation of possible joint Soviet American influence, while Warsaw Pact nations pledge increased support if Hanoi asks.
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Mental Health Patient Counts Drop in State System
Sacramento report shows 26 25 thousand mentally ill in state hospitals as of July 1, down 3 575 from the previous year due to policy shifting care to local clinics near patients homes to avoid large family burdens and displacement. The text also references international peace ideas and commissions related to Viet Nam but the core issued statistic centers on hospital population decline.
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Hama
Heat Wave Strains Midwest Power Supply Nationwide
A severe heat wave triggers emergency actions as Union Electric cuts power in St. Louis and suburbs for up to two hours. Nebraska outages stem from a relay fault at Fort Randall Dam and a burned transformer. Atlanta experiences brief blackouts as demand outpaces supply amid thunderstorms across the Northern Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley. Weather Bureau notes a tornado near Pierre and a record heat spike across the region.
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Handy Spanish Handy Spanish by Ray Montoya
Ray Montoya presents Handy Spanish, a guide from Unified School District for teachers seeking practical language support. The book aims to assist educators in integrating basic Spanish phrases into classroom instruction and daily interactions.
Airlines Strike Hurts Industry Amid Wage Battle
Airlines facing a $8 million loss as unions push for a 53 cent hourly raise. CapHill calls for new legislation a presidential commission cooling-off period and possible arbitration. Struck lines Eastern National Northwest Trans World United seek gains while others like Braniff Continental and Northeast stay quiet. Railroads report booming business with full trains and busy ticket offices.
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TB Exposed Pupils Show Few Infections
In Las Vegas 800 pupils at a predominantly Negro elementary school were exposed after a teacher’s aide contracted tuberculosis. Dr Ravenholt said 10 of 40 tested children were infected and six showed possible infection, with about 20 expected to test positive in a normal round. X rays and family history checks will follow plus a year of treatment and retesting.
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Ollo Raverholt
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Soldier Beaten Robbed as Subway Crowd Cheers Attack
In Chicago a 25 year old Army specialist Richard Bloomfield was robbed and beaten aboard a subway car while 23 passengers cheered the attacker. Detectives charged James Person, 27, with robbery and battery as Bloomfield, home in Portsmouth Ohio, received hospital treatment for injuries.
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Philippines Rejects Rice Deal From China
A Philippine government official said Manila turned down a Chinese offer to sell rice at 20 to 30 percent below world market prices. Philippine policy bans trade with Communist China.
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UPI
China
Eden Hospital Nursing Dispute Continues At Board Meeting
Nurses press for higher pay as interim contract proposal is debated after a Sunday walkout. Massmann says 20 to 21 nurses are on duty in a reduced COVID workload era, with no double shifts. The hospital plans no obstetric or major surgical cases while the dispute drags on.
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Eden Hospital
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Ness
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Galt
Room Rates Boosted by Nine Dollars
Hospital directors approved higher nurse staffing requiring seven new nurses. Massmann says operating costs rise by 10,115 dollars monthly or 2.90 dollars per patient day.
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