Weather Corner: Fair Through Thursday With Fog Near Coast
Weather outlook covers today tonight and Thursday with high fog lingering near the coast and extending inland in the morning. Temperatures range from lows 50s to 60s in many areas with westerly winds 0 to 20 mph.
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Tide Tables for Thursday July 15
Tide information for Thursday July 15 shows high and low water times with heights and related daylight details though the OCR is partially garbled. Key entries note morning low tides around 6:60 am and evening high tides with sunset and nautical observations embedded in the corrupted text.
Thunderstorms Dampen Storms Across Illinois and California
Ex Mrs Brando Anna Kashfi testified on the witness stand about Brando taking custody of their child Christian Devi last December amid a violent dispute. Police said Kashfi slapped Brando during the altercation. A severe storm front caused hail and high winds, with two inches of rain in an hour and widespread power outages across cities including Chicago and Quincy.
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Stanford Researchers Propose Low Cost Hemophilia Treatment
Stanford University researchers report a simple inexpensive AHG concentrate derived from frozen plasma to raise hemophiliacs blood levels to normal and curb dangerous bleeding. The method, tested at Stanford and being used in Bay Area hospitals, may reduce reliance on large transfusions though no cure exists.
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Monkey’s shock on power line ends with police capture
A pet monkey named Piki escaped in Melton Mass and, while wandering near an electric line about 30 feet up, bit the wire and received a shock. A patrolman quickly trailed and caught the stunned animal with a chain after the fall to the street.
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Urgent Need For Merchant Ships Reported in Baltimore
The Baltimore Sun reports urgent demand for 54 merchant ships amid strikes by three sea shipping unions. Maritime officials say 24 ships will come from private industry and 28 from reserve fleets. Union leaders promise immediate crewing and clearance if ships are needed.
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Almanac Gleanings for July 14 1963
Almanac notes July 14 1963 marked by moon phase near last quarter. Births include Ingmar Bergman born 1918 under Cancer. Historical moments cited France Bastille storm 1789 and US Sedition Act 1798 with later Soviet era notes. A thought from Thomas Mann appears.
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Short Honeymoon Termed Sweeter
Chicago AP reports wedding consultant Lewis Seno says short honeymoons are sweeter and better for marriages. He recommends about two weeks to avoid boredom and the need for constant entertainment after returning home. Seno notes couples discovering faults during a long trip may face strain and homesickness if the honeymoon lasts too long.
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U S Berlin Troops Move in Berlin Garrison Rotation
The U S Army continued its rotation of battalions in the Berlin garrison with three troop convoys moving along the autobahn into West Germany without incident. About 390 men and 60 vehicles were involved, with a prior movement of 26 men and 0 vehicles reported the day before.
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Tanks Roll In Riots Flare in Ecuador
Tanks and army trucks patrolled Guayaquil after antigovernment demonstrations against the ruling junta. A 17 year old girl was killed Tuesday during protests in Quito and Guayaquil, with other deaths and injuries reported in the capital and at least one city. University students in Guayaquil clashed with police as teargas filled the streets. Student labor and political groups press for national elections amid the unrest.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Quilo
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Clues Point To Youngster In Break-In Case
Police theorize a youngster broke into Mary Burkhamer's house after finding footprints near the basement. The intruder turned on the TV, ate frozen treats, and threw darts at a painting before fleeing. The rest of the text covers unrelated wartime and political notes.
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UPI
Mary Burkhamer
France Unveils Weapons Parade on Bastille Day
Paris thunders with a Bastille Day display as 9 000 troops from armor Alpine navy and air forces march along the Champs Elysees led by President Charles de Gaulle. A reception at the Elysee Palace followed the parade.
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Ex Governor Heads Group In State Legislature Effort
Former governor John Anderson Jr. 48 was named executive director of the Citizens Committee on State Legislatures. The group formed to improve public image and build support for the legislature over the coming year, with the appointment announced Tuesday in Detroit.
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John Anderso Jr
Manse
Citizens Committee On State
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