Weather Corner Fairfielding and warm weekend forecast
Fair skies and warmer temperatures dominate the forecast across Northern California through Saturday. San Francisco Bay Area highs in the 70s, Monterey Bay in the mid 60s to mid 70s, and inland valleys like Paso Robles near 90. North to northwest winds 10 to 25 knots along coast. highs mostly 64 to 95 with mild nights.
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Tide Tables Saturday June 2 Details
Tide tables for Saturday June 2 provide marine timings and height figures. Includes morning low and high tides with approximate hours and coastal reference points for navigation.
Graham Revival Sees 29 500 Attend Chicago Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham, in Chicago for a two day revival, says he plans to return to Christian education at a small college. He notes faith, not intellect alone, saves, and speaks on limits of UN solutions. About 630 decisions for Christ recorded, with 200 at McCormick Place. In Union City a Palo Alto woman, Nancy Hedlund, 23, was hurt when her car flipped on the Nimitz Freeway near Alvarado Niles Road. She was treated at Oak Knoll Hospital with a head bump and arm cuts. tailing driver attributed to avoiding a box on the road.
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Kennedy seeks registration of 10 top Reds
Atty General Robert F Kennedy petitioned the Subversive Activities Control Board to require ten persons to register as members of the Communist party. The action targets leaders and members named as NY and West Coast party figures, with hearings to follow and possible penalties up to five years imprisonment and a $10,000 fine. Mrs Healey criticized the move as yielding to ultra right pressure.
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Fate of Laos To Be Known Within Week
The United States expects to know within a week if a neutral government can be formed in Laos. If coalition efforts fail, Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned of serious problems ahead. Laos may see negotiations with Prince Souvanna Phouma and other royals as talks to form a coalition government proceed.
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Telegraphers Delay Strike in Washington Amid Negotiations
Washington reports a delay in a threatened telegraphers strike as Western Union negotiates with Kennedy era unions. Federal mediation was sought to resolve wage, pension, and job classification disputes after contract expiration at midnight. Government moves and Justice Department actions shape the deadlock.
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Hillman, Longtime Newsman and Author, Dies
William Hillman, a former foreign correspondent and radio commentator who wrote the Truman memoirs, died at 201,301? The Education Department reported California public schools dropped 4 per cent as he served with Hearst Newspapers and the International News Service. He was born in New York City.
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Almanac Today June 1 historical notes
Almanac entries mark June 1 with events across years: Madison warns Congress of war with Britain, West Point bans cadet tobacco, Mexico bans siesta, France names Charles de Gaulle premier. A thought from Karl Marx about ruling ideas closes the note.
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Herald Tribune Publisher Explains JFK Cancellation
Seattle UPI report quotes Herald Tribune publisher denying a press reason for JFK cancellation. Editor emphasizes the White House decision remains opaque while noting circulation shifts and comments from Mary Salinger and John Hay Whitney during Britain's World Fair visit.
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