Statewide weather outlook with coastal fog and varied highs
statewide forecast shows overcast to Friday with fair afternoons in many areas and cooler inland nights. highs range from the 60s to mid 70s across San Francisco Bay, Monterey Bay, Salinas, Santa Rosa, Napa, and Ukiah with coastal fog, northwest winds, and scattered showers possible in higher elevations to the north.
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Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
CapeMendociha
Weather bulletins from multiple cities with varied conditions
Almanac style report lists yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures for numerous cities including Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Brownyike Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Melena Rendula Indianapolis Lunes Wannaas City Baralavitle Memphis Milani Milwaukee Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Washington. Conditions range cloudy clear rain with temperatures noted alongside city names.
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Upturn Seen in Nation’s Economy Amid Growth Forecasts
Washington officials report the economy grew in the April to June quarter with an annual rate near 512 billion and projected GNP to rise further. Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon warned estimates vary by about 2 billion, with forecasts suggesting 530 billion by year end and around 570 billion in 1967.
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Bills Signed To Increase Crop Prices In California
SACRAMENTO AP Brown has signed three bills intended to raise crop prices by improving marketing orders for California farmers. The measures target better terms for growers by organizing marketing orders and supporting price stabilization efforts.
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Sacramento
Brown
California
Gov signs marketing package boosting farm brand power
The governor and Assembly member John C Willsrson D Bakersfield advocate a package to strengthen farmers marketing positions. The plan lets growers develop brands labels or trademarks for commodities outside the existing order. It aims to prevent processors from handling crops under violation of the marketing order and to support a multi billion dollar agricultural industry.
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Brown
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Hurricane-Hunter satellite photographs potential hurricane
A weather disturbance in the Atlantic prompted the launch of a 25 pound hurricane hunter satellite to photograph and study tropical storms. The TIROS III satellite, with two television cameras, will transmit or store pictures of the disturbance over Newfoundland and the Gulf of St. Lawrence as it orbits roughly every 100 minutes. Officials say the photos are excellent and could help determine if the system develops into a hurricane.
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Explosion sinks Portuguese ship Save off Mozambique
ASBON Portugal reports 259 people perished when the 2037 ton coaster Save exploded and burned near Quelimane in Nazambique after a storm and a dynamite blast. There were 290 survivors.
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Lourenco Janes
Mozambiqne
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Nazambique
No Bananas Songwriter Dies in Hudson Death
The obituary notes the death of a writer and co author of the 1920s hit Yes We Have No Bananas. The report lists connections to Hudson New York and Fort Lee New Jersey and mentions partner Frank Silver.
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Hudson, NY
Ining" Sonn
Bert Attack
Big Aid to Dairy Men Ordered by Governor Brown
Governor Brown announced a Wednesday action by Douglas to keep California dairy prices at minimum levels for sales to federal installations. The move partially stays a federal injunction and, Brown says, saves California dairy interests at least six million dollars while awaiting higher court review.
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U.S
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Douglas
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Guatemala’s President Suppresses Plot Against Regime
President Miguel Ydigoras declared a state of siege after crushing a new revolt near Guatemala City. About 100 arrests were reported as troops sealed key areas. seized arms included machineguns and grenades. Rebels allegedly bore Fidel Castro movement banners, with links to former President Castillo Armas’ followers.
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Cuban’ Revolutionary Movement
Carlos Castillo Armas
Campaign Duel Over Nixon's Gov Race In California
AP reports state leaders clash over Richard Nixon role in 1962 California gubernatorial campaign. Nixon says he will wait 80 days before deciding. Democratic chair Roger Kent says Nixon may withdraw. Republican leaders deny. Polls suggest Nixon could help or hurt Brown's bid. Chotiner declines comment. Kent claims Nixon and aide will pick a candidate later.
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Chotiner
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Kent
Probe Of Air Crash Continues DENYRA Colorado
Federal and company investigators pressed for answers about United Airlines DC-8 jet crash that killed 17 and injured many aboard. Officials cited no new findings and UAL imposed a blackout on explanations while officials defended response and firefighting efforts at the scene.
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Chicago
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Denver
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Plea Set In Theft Case For Leandro Youths
Three youths from San Leandro and Livermore face grand theft charges and are scheduled to plead before Judge Foley in Municipal Court. The defendants were arraigned after allegedly stealing a motorcycle owned by John Eng and Harold Raley. One defendant is on probation following a previous battery conviction.
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Brown Signs Bill Striking At Con Men
Gov. Brown signs a measure directing the State Justice Department to maintain year round vigilance against investment and business frauds. He says the quick buck schemes defraud the public and California will be the most unhappy state to con men. The article notes the bill's implications and overall costs in the annual signing session.
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Brown
Bill
Sacramento
California
America
Cab Kills Seven Israeli Pupils
An early report states a taxi plowed into a group of pupils in Natanya Israel killing seven students and injuring several others. The incident follows a debate over a proposed amendment to the State Osteopathic Act regarding state aid for permanently impaired and disabled persons receiving regular care.
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Israel
Nude Photos Suit Hits Chino Police Officers
A 28 year old Chino waitress seeks 25000 in damages from three Chino police officers accusing them of circulating nude photographs of her. Angelynn York alleges Sgt Ron Story locked her in a station hotel room and took indecent pictures in October 1958.
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Ron Story
China Ballet Station
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York
China
Elna Baugh
San Bernardino County
Grand Jury
Chins
Space medicine expert Col II My Sweeney dies in Texas
Col II My Sweeney age 36 and professor at Edward's University in Austin died Tuesday. He was a noted authority on space medicine and described as a leading expert in the field. His death leaves a gap in research and aerospace medical programs across Texas campuses.
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Edward’s University
Austin
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Surprize-Foto Candidate Roams Local Stores
Elsie seeks a Surprize Photographer roaming shops offering Borden dairy products like Creams Whipping Cream Sour Cream and Instant Whip. Shoppers reaching for Borden items may have their photos taken with permission for possible publication and a future Daisy Drawing event announced.
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Elsie
Borden
Retirement Bill Brown Faces Hard Decision in Sacramento
In a packed hearing, Gov Brown weighed a bill on state employee retirement benefits and social security coverage. Proponents push for individual transfers of retirement to a unified system, while opponents warn of loss of state control and federal rules. Brown faces a decision within a week as emotions and letters from 6,700 supporters and 7,500 opponents shape the debate.
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