Weather Snapshot for Northern Central California Coast and Valleys
Inland and coastal areas show fair conditions Sunday and Monday with minimal temperature changes. Regional highs range from the mid 60s to mid 90s, with coastal fog patches at night and morning, light to moderate westerly or northwest winds 5 to 22 mph, and variable but generally dry outlook for San Francisco Bay Area through Central East Counties.
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Tide Table and Weather Outlook for Monday July 20
Tide table shows morning low at 4:15 with 1.0 foot, high at 10:59 and 9:42, sunrise at 6:03 and sunset at 6:29. Forecast calls for fair weather today and tomorrow with patchy fog morning and evening. High 67, winds westerly 0 to 22 miles per hour in the afternoon.
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Sheppard Marries Divorcee to Regain License in Chicago
After hiding since arriving from Ohio, James Sheppard and his fiancée appeared at Cook County Marriage Bureau to wed. Sheppard, freed on habeas corpus grounds after nine years for the Tay Village wife’s slaying, faced a Cincinnati court motion set for Wednesday with a $10,000 bond.
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Freedom Try For Pair Fails at Conch Key
A small boat drifted into Conch Key with two pairs of clothing and a wallet, bearing dates indicating two Cuban exiles left Cuba about two weeks earlier. Deputy George Aldred found one bullet in the boat and believed the men were likely killed by militiamen while attempting to flee. The 12 foot boat had no motor and carried personal belongings of the two exiles.
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Stormy Weather Roils South Midwest Amid Severe Storms
Violent thunderstorms swept the South and Midwest on Saturday causing damage across La Ja se and La Claire Wisconsin where farms and homes were wrecked, livestock killed, and trees and power lines toppled. In Milwaukee area, flooded highways stalled hundreds of motorists. Rain heavy in two major storms drenched Racine and the surrounding region while Lake Michigan boaters were rescued by Coast Guard. Two boys died in Zion Wisconsin when lightning struck their home. Severe thunderstorm warnings were issued for parts of Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and Missouri. Temperatures near 100 degrees killed thousands of turkeys at a Paynesville Minnesota farm. Torrential rain drenched the Southeast with Tallahassee and Savannah jetting seven to eight inches. A squall line moved through lower Michigan toward Ohio bringing heavy rain and wind while thundershowers broke out across other regions.
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Needles Sets A Hot Pace
Los Angeles saw crowds flock to beaches as sun and heat rose with inland areas reaching 112 degrees. Riptides and high surf kept swimmers cautious, but lifeguards reported few injuries as 5,000 to 150,000 people visited Zama Beach and Santa Monica.
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Presidency at Stake Old Senate Pass To Battle
Old Senate colleagues Barry Goldwater and Lyndon Johnson prepare for a high stakes presidential race. Johnson to be nominated in Atlantic City. Goldwater plans a pointed campaign style challenging the Democratic candidate with sharp onslaughts yet possible civility off the floor. The duel foreshadows a turbulent and costly race as both navigate personal respect amid harsh partisan battles.
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Subversion Questioned at Republican Convention
Imperial Beach AP reports Rep. August E. Johansen says subversive influence on demonstrations at the San Francisco GOP convention was minimal. He remained in San Francisco to assess protests and praised law enforcement for handling the situation discreetly. Meanwhile Indianapolis AP notes thefts of Corvette engines in sports car burglaries, with a thief crew removing parts in under 25 minutes and leaving vehicles stripped.
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Chilean envoy lauds California aid program in 1963 proposal
Chile’s ambassador to Washington Gutierrez Olivos praised California's aid program for Chile, saying federal funds support budget, agriculture, labor, education, transport, and a Maule River Basin study. About 15 Chilean scientists will visit the U.S. for conferences while officials and families attend a news conference. He plans a Sunday visit to the Bohemian Grove before returning to Washington.
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Wreckage Located Of Plane Missing Since Tuesday
A light Piper Comanche likely the missing craft with three aboard was sighted near La Porte, about 40 miles northeast of Oroville. Pilot Claude Sawyer of Oroville and passengers Mrs. Richard Barnes, Oroville supermarket owners, were on board. Plumas County sheriff’s posse searched the Emigrant Trail near Frenchman’s Basin and Nelson Creek.
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Chabot GOP Women Plan Meeting in San Leandro
The Chabot Republican Women’s Club Federated will meet at 10 pm Tuesday at the San Leandro Community Library for a workshop on precinct how-tos.
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Almanac notes 1964 July 19 history and stars
On Sunday July 19 1964 the almanac notes the 201st day of the year with 165 remaining in Fallow moon near full. Morning stars Jupiter, Bator, Mars and Venus are visible. On this day in history: 1843 women’s rights convention bloomers. 1870 Franco Prussian War begins. 1918 retreat across the Marne. 1941 V for victory campaign launched in Europe. Thought for the day praises criticism that seeks praise.
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Marne River
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Airline Pilots Strike Shuts Alitalia in Italy Crisis
In Rome, a pirote’ strike grounded Alitalia and a two hour hiccup strike threatened railways as Italy nears a center-left cabinet deal. Aldo Moro seeks endorsement while unions press for higher pay. Most trains and papers face disruption as workers press for better conditions.
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Lake Isabella drowning claims San Diego sailor
A San Diego sailor, Louis Holser, 34, drowned while fishing from the shore at Lake Isabella Friday evening. His wife Eve lyn was picnicking nearby and did not witness the drowning. The deputy coroner reported the incident occurred in eight feet of water as he attempted to retrieve a fishing lure. Lake Isabella lies 40 miles northeast of Bakersfield.
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