Weather Outlook May Bring Fog Inland and Mild Warmth
San Francisco Bay Area enjoys fair weather today tonight and Saturday with high fog near the ocean extending inland Saturday morning. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 70s in coastal valleys and 90s to 100s in the central San Joaquin and Salinas valleys. Winds shift westerly 10 to 20 mph inland, with stronger 25 to 32 mph gusts near coastal areas.
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Youths Death Sparks Riot In Manhattan Street Clash
In Manhattan a white off duty police lieutenant shot and killed 16 year old James Powell after a confrontation with three Black youths who chased him into a building amid a riot outside a public school. Police promise a thorough impartial investigation as tensions flare with taunts and stone throwing.
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Edward Seabrook
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Coyle
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Thomas Giligan
Johnson Says US Economy In Fine Shape
President Johnson hailed a strong balanced expansion as Commerce Department data showed a $10 billion annual GNP rise for April-June and Labor reports noted record nonfarm employment around 59.1 million in June. Unemployment rose to 5.3 percent, still above May but well below 1969 levels. The White House emphasized forecasts for continued gains into the second half of the year.
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Willard] Wirtz
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Drowning at Lake Berryessa Claims Fisherman
A 31 year old fisherman Leslie Robinson drowned at Lake Berryessa after falling onto a motorboat he was starting at a dock. The incident occurred Wednesday in Napa County, with investigators later detailing the mishap near the water’s edge.
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Legal Maneuvering May Extend Dr Sheppard Freedom Bid
In Columbus Ohio Dr Samuel Sheppard may have his freedom extended due to legal maneuvering. Bailey said a U.S marshal could arrest him only if a stay of execution is lifted. A federal judge granted a temporary stay allowing Sheppard to walk out on bond while a new trial is considered. He was freed after serving almost nine years of a life sentence for murder but faces possible further legal action.
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Arianne Tebbenjohnes
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Hastings Hires Rainmaker to Feed Dry Town
In Hastings Oklahoma a 200 resident town seeks rain from John Milter of Oklahoma City who set up four rainmaking machines. He promises to deliver three inches of rain by March 15 over the watershed feeding Hastings Lake to earn 400 dollars.
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Oklahoma
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Bike Mishap Injures 2nd Astronaut
AP reports astronaut M Scott Carpenter, the second U S space team member hospitalized after earth injuries, suffered a compound fracture in his lower arm in Bermuda while riding a motorcycle. John Glenn remains under treatment for injuries from a fall in Columbus Ohio. Bond directs Sea Lab projects, Carpenter to rejoin future tests.
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Ohio
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Protest Ends At Cow Palace After Goldwater Nomination
At the Cow Palace in San Francisco thousands of Republicans cheered Barry Goldwater while civil rights demonstrators outside chanted Barry must go. Demonstrators halted cars and buses for about 45 minutes as they sat across a street, led by the Congress of Racial Equality. Police escorted Goldwater from the arena and away to his hotel as demonstrators joined hands and sang We Shall Overcome.
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Arizona
Congress of Racial Equality
Cow Palace
Goldwater
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