Weather Outlook Bay Area and Valleys Forecast
Fog persists in the morning across the Bay Area with otherwise fair conditions. Winds shift from westerly in the afternoon to 22 knots. temperatures vary by region, with highs around 93 to 103 in Sacramento and 82 to 105 in the San Joaquin Valley, and patchy high fog in the Salinas Salinas area. Coastal and valley areas expect fair to tonight and Saturday with light to gentle winds and notable changes in fog and temperature.
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Te ‘Morrow
Bay Aves
Whaste - Siskiyou
Ft Doday
Nevada
Togiay
Terapera
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Knox Valley
Salinas
Pago Robles
Monta ‘Clara Valley
Dornings
Monturay Bay Area
Fort Bragg
Tide Tables and July 3 Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a tide table on Saturday July 3 with incomplete times and place names. The readable items include reference to sunrise at 6 and scattered terms like Berk Havens and Barnet, but no full event details or actionable data.
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Barnet
Berk Havens
Nudist Meet At Sycamore Hollow Attracts 150 Delegates
Annual gathering of the Midwest Sun bathing Association at Sycamore Hollow Kansas features 150 delegates in tents and cabins. Arnold and wife attend with their young son advocating nudism as a healthy lifestyle and mental health aid while planning to attend national meetings in California and Berkeley. Delegates swim, play games, and run committee sessions, with budgets discussed and camp activities underway.
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Kalcamora Hollow
Kantae
Pawl Arnold
Sycamore Hollow
Arnold
Lansing
Mich
Wawang Us
Midwest Sunbathing Association
San Bernarding
Calif
Berkeley
Arnold Iu
Association
Ipavention
Lawrence
Aerojet Awarded NASA NERVA Contract Work
AMY ASHINGTON reports NASA and the Atomic Energy Commission awarded Aerojet General a one third share of a 6.3 million dollar contract for preliminary design of a nuclear space rocket. The work under the Rover program supports developing atomic powered rockets for crewed Moon and planetary missions.
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UPL
Aerojet General Corp
Aerojet - General
National Aerobantics and Space Administration
Atomic Energy Comms
NERVA
Nasa-Aec
Rover
Aerojet-Central
GOP Set to Fight JFK Aid Program
Washington AP Republicans plan to attack Kennedy foreign aid. President Kennedy seeks authority to commit 98.8 billion over five years, borrowing 47.7 billion. rest from postwar loan repayments. House committee approved current-year grants and loans of 356.5 million. Senate panel trimmed Kennedy’s request by 48 million. Senators to debate Monday with amendments to curtail funding.
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Rpublicans
Kennedy
Senate
House
Treasury
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Josethan Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Manafield
Montana
Everell M. Dukeen
Tiinals
Churchill Son Gets Divorce
Randolph Churchill, 40, son of Sir Winslow Churchill, was granted a divorce in London on the grounds of desertion by Hermione Churchill. The couple, married in 1948, have one daughter. Hermione had filed in 1966 alleging adultery by Randolph, which was dismissed. Randolph is a journalist for London newspapers.
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London
Randolph Churchill
Winslow Churchill
Dane’ Hermione
Hilm
Churchills
Mra
Korea Junta Thanks Rusk for Support Statement
In Seoul, Maj. Gen. Pak Chung-hi cabled thanks to U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk for his support of the South Korean regime. Premier Song Yo-han backed the remarks and pledged to ensure American aid is used wisely and justified by the military government.
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Seoul
South Korea
Jendee
Pak
Chung-hi
U.S
Dean Rusk
Song Yo-han
Rusk
Two GOP Groups Debate Nixon Influence in California
Two Republican factions met in California to discuss party control and Nixon's role. One group resisted Nixon forces seizing central committee power while another urged Knight for governor with Nixon's support uncertain. The sessions aimed to unify the party, keep control in the central committee, and ensure statewide candidates have fair access without a pledged Nixon slate.
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Los Angeles
Richaard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Eouity Committee
Central Committee
Knight
Cochairman
Ralph Andrews
Edmund G. Brown
MTNS
Ardizows
Ion
Gow Knight
Dick Nixon
GOP
Sveid Win Apat
Plekeu
Man Charged In Wife Killing in Glasgow
Lennie Milligan age 26 was charged today with murdering his wife Mary 23 by throwing her from a fourth floor window of their Glasgow apartment. She fell to the pavement and died.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Lennie Milligan
Mary
Tunis Arrests Two Newsmen
Tunis police arrested two French newsmen, Lucien Bodland of France Soir and Claude Azoulel of Paris Match, an action described as a step toward expulsion. The men were seized in Tunis as tensions between authorities and foreign media rose.
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Tunis
Lucien Bodland
France Soir
Claude Azoulel
Porie Match
Roy Rogers Linked With Mrs. Cooley
In Bakersfield a witness at Spade Cooley murder trial testified that Mrs. Ella Mae Cooley, 87, had allegedly had an affair with Roy Rogers. Dale Evans dismissed the claim as unlikely while the daughter Melody depicted years of domestic abuse by Cooley, with episodes mostly on weekends, prompting a grieving timeline around the ranch home.
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UPI
Fars Mer
Spade Cooley
Roy Rogers
Cooley
Dorothy B. Davis
North Hallywool
Call
The
Cooleye
Rogers
P. Basil Lambros
JOR
Miss Davis
North Hollywood
Texas
Lambros
Ella Mae Cooley
Dale Evans
Miss Evans
Spade
Melody
Tie
Explosion damages homes in southeast Atlanta
A dynamite blast hit two Negro frame houses in southeast Atlanta on a Thursday night, three blocks from an area where another blast damaged a restaurant and an oil office on July 3 and 4. Police reported two people showered with plaster and broken glass. no injuries were confirmed, with resident Paul Strong noting the blast shook a house and bricks.
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Atlanta
APY
Gomes
Blass
Dee Paul Strong
Tn L
Almanac Friday July 23 1961 history highlights
Almanac notes Friday July 23 1961 the 209th day of the year with 156 remaining the moon near last quarter morning stars Veruh Jupiter Saturn and evening Mars Jupiter Saturn. Notable events include 1914 Austria declared war on Serbia beginning World War I 1982 federal troops expelled 13 000 unemployed veterans from Washington 1948 US Senate ratified UN charter 1945 B 25 bomber hit the Empire State Building. Alfred North Whitehead on art and the human soul.
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Austria
Serbia
Doug- Ing MacArthur
Washington
United States Senate
William Smith Jr
Empire State Building
New York City
Ottawa High Merger Eases Parochial Public School Strain
Ottawa Ohio merges Catholic and public high schools to cut costs as enrollment nears 300 in the fall. Stackhouse says the move, welcomed with little objection, unites six church schools into the county system while church property remains leased for limited use.
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Ottawa
Ohio
Collins Stackhouse
Puinans County
Stackhouse
Ohio County
Tolédo
Putnam County
Kale Ida
Alnie Board of Education
Peter and Paul Parish
Eounty
Blackhouse
Borden Belle Contest at Local Store Surprises Shoppers
A Borden promotion roams the store with a surprise photographer seeking contestants. Shoppers who reach for Borden products like Creams, Half and Half, Whipping Cream, or Sour Cream may have their photo taken and could appear in the paper. Daisy and Elsie are mentioned in hopes of crowning the Borden Belle.
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Alaja
Borden Belle
Borden
Lateran
Bosdan
Elsie
Lecturer On Morals Lands Thin People
In Oxford AP report, a lecturer in psychology argues thin people have higher moral standards and stronger conscience. He cites studies linking thinness to restraint, weaker guilt from trivial acts, and contrasts with perceptions of class and behavior. He notes drunken driving provokes little guilt.
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Oxford
England
Michael Argyl
Drink Kills Folsom Prisoner in Lethal Mixture
Sacramento County coroner reports Tony G Martinez, 5 and Albert Martinez 46, inmates at Folsom, mixed carbon tetrachloride with water in the prison shine shop. Tony drank most of the lethal mix and died in the prison hospital Thursday night. Albert drank about a quarter and survived.
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Folsom Frison
API
Folsom
Jtnion
Sacramento County
Tony G Martinez
Albert Martinez
Tony
Los Angeles County
Albert
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