Weather Corner Statewide Forecast Through Tuesday
Weather summary shows wide coastal fog and variable winds from San Francisco Bay to Salinas Valley. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 90s with notable inland highs around Sacramento Valley near Tuesday. Winds mainly northwest 10 to 25 mph. patchy fog and overcast mornings, clearing afternoons in many zones.
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Murder Suspect Confesses Murder in Hotel Staircase Shooting
Police say the suspect confessed to fatally shooting a ship steward after being confronted at a hotel desk. The confession details show he fled the scene, returning to a hotel restroom before attempting a second escape, with officers tracing the body to the crime site and the suspect later hospitalized.
Soviet Bloc Bank Seen To Handle Trade Payments
The Soviet bloc plans to create an international bank to handle payments for trade within the group. East European allies and Mongolia resist Moscow’s central planning proposal, while Romania reportedly opposes Soviet efforts to steer heavy industry and agriculture. The Cominform conference reportedly agrees to set up a Soviet bloc international labor bank to streamline sanctions and cross border trade payments among member states.
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Post Stalin era changes noted in Nikita’s Moscow
London AP reports crowds form in Red Square and Lenin's tomb as Stalin era symbols fade. Tourists from the United States and other nations gather daily, with officials citing potential hundreds of thousands visiting the Soviet Union this year as reforms unfold.
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Turbulent Moscow Eve: Gates Open to Visitors
Crowds flood sidewalks as open gates welcome visitors to a vast Kremlin complex. Tall store windows, rising buildings, and a bustling city scene reflect a society under rapid change amid the Soviet era. The piece notes packed streets and shifting power centers near a historic heart of Moscow.
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Civil Rights Fight Shapes Congress and Nuclear Pact
Washington reports that Congress faces a pivotal year as civil rights clashes delay votes on major reforms while negotiations with the Soviet Union produce a tentative agreement on a nuclear test ban. The president and Senate confront hearings, debates, and political pressure as they weigh domestic and international crises.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Reported
A reported new method claims to shrink piles without surgery while relieving itch and pain. The article cites a substance named Bio-Dyne and a preparation called 472, touted as available in drug counters, with bold claims of rapid shrinkage and healing effects.
Car Used Twice For Escaping Under Berlin Border
An Argentine youth resented his East Berlin sweetheart and used the same car twice to escape the Berlin border. The vehicle, a sports car with the same license plates, had been used by an Austrian in a prior escape. Norbert Konrad, 22, who moved to West Berlin for work, recounted learning of the earlier escape after seeing a published story. He had planned to wed Helga Werner, a blonde Communist, but her father opposed and authorities refused her exit permit.
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Almanac Today July 29 1963 notable events and births
Almanac notes Monday July 29 1963 as day 210 of the year with a remaining 155 days. Moon near full, morning planets Jupiter and Saturn, evening stars Saturn and Mars. Born today Bento Mussolini 1888. History marks include Elizabeth I at Tilbury 1588, first international boxing match 1754, transcontinental telephone line 1914, and 1943 raid on six Japanese cities. Thought: John Adams on fear as government foundation.
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Hope Wanes For Crash Survivors
In Bombay region, Indian air force sighted five lifeless bodies after United Airlines Jet vanished Sunday with 62 aboard. The plane crashed nine miles off the Indian coast near Bombay in monsoon rains. Navy ships resumed search, debris recovered near Madd Island, and a security official said no Americans were aboard.
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