Weather Corner Sees Mild Warmth With Patchy Ocean Fog
Weather zones report continued warm conditions across Northern California through Saturday. Bay Area temperatures reach mid 70s to 90s with coastal patches of fog and westerly to northwest winds 5 to 22 mph. Various valleys show highs near 95 to 108, with overnight lows 50s to 70s and light afternoon winds.
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Luci Johnson Performs with Cliburn at Interlochen Camp
President's daughter Luci Baines Johnson headlines a National Music Camp concert with pianist Van Cliburn conducting the Youth Symphony Orchestra. She narrates Peter and the Wolf to a 3,607-strong audience at Kresge Assembly Hall. Proceeds support camp scholarships as 1,500 students attend from across the states and foreign countries.
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Badham Denies Birch Links
AP reports June 17 speech in Cajon quoting Braden of the State Board of Education calling Sen. Jack Schrade of San Diego and Assemblyman Robert B. Badham of Costa Mesa errand boys for the John Birch Society. Badham denies membership and any loyalty.
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San Diego
Valley Forge Finale Scouts Hear Johnson
President Johnson addressed about 42 000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge praising government as protector of freedom and fuller opportunities while defending it from Goldwater's criticism. He urged support while urging duty, amid a large jamboree crowd and a tumultuous reception as scouts wrap a national gathering.
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Unclear OCR lines mix addresses and terms
Fragmentary text lists multiple addresses in California and related office hints with garbled terms. No coherent event or person emerges to summarize. provides scattered place names like Hayward Alameda and Livermore with odd strings such as Thene and MONET OFTLE.
Gay Brown Feels Fine After Golf Injury
SACRAMENTO AP Gav Brown recovering from a broken left ankle passed a Bout night and feels fine. Assistant press secretary Fred Jordan said Thursday a cast may be applied to the ankle Friday. The 59 year old chief executive suffered the break while playing golf at Suburn Country Club Tuesday when he stepped into a hole. Jordan said the fracture limits movement but Brown is not bedridden, using some time on crutches. Healing may take about six weeks.
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Brown Appoints Alfred Dibb to San Antonio Municipal Court
Gov. Brown named Alfred W. Dibb, Huntington Park city attorney, to the San Antonio Judicial District Municipal Court. Dibb, 42, succeeds Judge Lloyd B. Mullendore who retires August 31. Dibb won the June primary and will serve from Aug. 31 until the first Monday in January when the term begins.
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Big Three Record Profits For Car Industry
New York financial wrap reports General Motors Chrysler and Ford posting record profits and rising sales for the first half and second quarter of the year. GM earned $602 million in Q2 or $2.11 a share, and $1.138 billion for H1, with sales $9.868 billion. Chrysler posted $606 million in Q2 and $114.4 million in H1 earnings, with rising first-half sales to $2.062 billion. Ford showed Q2 earnings of $324 million and H1 sales of about $5.088 billion, reflecting strong demand in a buoyant auto market.
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India Death Toll Reported in Cholera Epidemic
NEW DELHI AP authorities reported the death toll in the cholera epidemic in central India has risen since July 1. More than half the population at 60 villages in Maharashtra State has been inoculated to stem the outbreak.
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Newsmen To Cover Viet Nam War Under New Policy
Washington officials ease access for American reporters covering South Viet Nam. Groups of two to four correspondents travel 10 to 14 days with public affairs officers and helicopter transport only to war zones. The program follows criticism of South Vietnamese and U.S. wartime conduct as Viet Cong activity continues. The first journalist group, invited by Defense Secretary McNamara, is in Viet Nam, with another group set to depart soon.
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Divorce Settlement $16 Million For Deprived Wife
Mrs Ednah Capron, 74, gains an interdictory divorce decree and a $16 million settlement in a high profile case against George H Capron, 79, a multimillionaire. She testified of frugal living, neglect, and a broken leg incident where he offered a million to be freed from her care. The settlement includes the Newport Beach home, an $180,000 apartment, and 860 acres at Laguna Niguel with an option to repurchase for $16 million within a window. Capron retains assets, while the wife receives key properties. The divorce is among the largest recorded, surpassing prior $9 million awards.
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California
Greg Sherwood Dodge
Horace BE. Dodge
Army Draft Quota Listed For September
The Selective Service System announced that 6,200 men would be drafted for the Army in September. This compares with the lower figure of 6,000 in June and follows a rise from the earlier quota.
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Army
Almanac Today July 24 1964 historic events
Friday marks the 208th day of 1964 with 160 remaining. Notable items include Amelia Earhart born on this date in 1898, Brigham Young’s Mormons reaching Great Salt Lake Valley in 1847, Tennessee’s readmission in 1866, Hoover’s Kellogg Briand Pact in effect in 1929, and Nixon Khrushchev kitchen debate in 1958. Thought of the day cites Alexandre Dumas on truth.
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Herbert Hoover
New Treasure Island Command Names Keithly Leader
SAN FRANCISCO AP Capt Robert M Keithly assumed command of Treasure Island Naval Station yesterday succeeding Capt H F Holmshaw who was reassigned to Hawaii Keithly a submarine commander in World War II served at the Pentagon in Washington and holds two Silver Stars and a Presidential Unit Citation.
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Robert M. Keithly
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Keithly
Pentagon
Washington
Israel and Syria Clash Near Sea of Galilee
Israeli and Syrian artillery exchanged fire for two hours in the central Jordan River valley near the Sea of Galilee. There were no Israeli casualties reported, while a Syrian soldier was wounded.
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Jordan River
Sea of Galilee
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