Weather Corner for Northern and Central California
Fair Sunday and Monday with night and morning fog in some areas. Slightly cooler in parts, scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms in Sierra and western Nevada. Temperatures vary by subregion with lows from 30s to 60s and highs 60s to 90s. light NW winds 10 to 25 knots along coastal areas.
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Temperatures Across Cities Show Mixed Conditions
The report lists numerous cities with varying weather: clear readings for Boston, Fort Worth, Portland and Pittsburgh contrast with cloudy or rainy conditions in Buffalo, Cleveland, Denver, Chicago, and others. Temperatures range from the upper 40s to mid 80s, with several entries showing low 60s.
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Harsas City
Dar Vegas
Memphis
Milwaukee
Clowly
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
SL. Louis
Seattle
Spokane
Eliue
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Navy Says Photo Object Not Thresher Found
The Navy reports that most underwater photos from the submarine Thresher search cannot confirm the wreck. Civilian scientists aboard the Conrad believe parts of the hull may appear, but misinterpretation from underwater camera angles and gear could explain the images.
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Naval Photographs Interpretation Center
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Lamont Observatory
Columbia University
Lamar Worzel
Worzel
Ue ‘Thresher
Laos Clash Deepens as Pathet Lao Attacks Near Plaine des Jarres
The Pathet Lao renews a fierce assault on neutralist positions near Plaine des Jarres with foreign troops believed to be North Vietnamese aiding them. A broadcast from Khang Khay signals a peace stance on Lao terms, while condemning U S actions and urging Geneva Accord enforcement.
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Fragmented local notice from Hayward post office listing sales and subscriptions
A damaged OCR page fragment outlines sales dates and subscription rates with scattered references to Hayward, Oakland area offices and advertising staff. It mentions a March 3, 1497 date, several names, and multiple office locations, all presented in garbled form.
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Bet of Congress
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Ail Communications
Wintor Ave
Haverard
Cali
Proposed Park Discussion Set in Livermore
Livermore City Council will discuss transforming Oak Knoll Cemetery into part of a park adjacent to Granada High School. A memorial park monument would replace cemetery markings, with joint study by high school officials and Livermore Area Recreation and Park District directors, plus an amphitheater on the hilltop north slope. The meeting starts at 8 pm in the Livermore High School Library, and a zoning hearing for a teenage facility on Thick and Church Streets is also on the agenda.
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Racial Walk in San Jose Draws About 1600 Protestors
In San Jose 1600 demonstrators marched downtown in a quiet protest against housing discrimination. The event, led by James Blackwell of San Jose State and NAACP, urged stronger integration and noted discrimination persists beyond the South. Mayor Welch proclaimed Human Rights Day but did not attend.
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Ina
Br. James Blackwell
San Jose State College
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
South
Blackswell
Robert J. Welch
Heo
Hey
Fatal Memorial Day weekend crashes claim sixteen in Southern California
AP report details a wave of deaths across Southern California over the Memorial Day weekend. Traffic crashes killed twelve, fires claimed two, a pilot perished in a plane crash, and a drowning and other accidents raised the toll.
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Angeles
California
Noted New York minister dies at 76
The Rev. Dr. Randolph Ray, 76, longtime rector at Life Church Around the Torner in Newport, died Saturday at Charlson Hospital after retiring in 1956. He authored two anecdotal books and was founder of the Episcopal Actors' Guild, known for uniting couples in durable marriages and for refusing to wed divorced individuals. Born in Madison, Mississippi, he was the son of a plantation owner.
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Fairfield
Hayward Jurist To Visit Ukiah
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Folger Emerson is ordered by the state Judicial Council to Ukiah Mendocino County for a bye period. Judge Robert L. Wilston of Ukiah will fill in for Emerson in Alameda County and Judge Lyle Cook will be sent to Hayward from Oakland.
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Folger Emerson
Alameda County
Safety of Nuclear Ship Questioned
Former engineers questioned the safety of the immobilized nuclear ship Savanah in a telegram to President Kennedy. The Baltimore fin cited Saturday remarks raising concerns about the vessel’s condition and its safeguards.
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Cyclone Toll Rises to 10000 in East Pakistan
A cyclone that struck the Ure Chily fagong area of East Pakistan last Wednesday killed more than 10,000 people and left over a million homeless, officials estimate. The storm battered Chittagong and coastal towns for hours amid extreme heat and humidity as relief crews assess wreckage and death tolls across shattered areas along the Beng Bengal coast.
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Ure Chily
Fagong
Chittagong
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Bey of Bengall. Agriculture Minister Fazalul Quadar Chowdhry
India Policy Explanation Due for JFK Visit
New Delhi reports President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, 74, will visit the United States for talks with President Kennedy and a cross country tour to explain India's policy after the Red Chinese invasion. He then heads to Britain on a similar mission. The West and allies are rushing arms support, including Canada and Australia, with India receiving about 1.0 billion dollars in military aid. Radhakrishnan aims to express Indian gratitude and soften the image of V. K. Krishna Menon after frontier setbacks and Nehru’s defense censure. He travels on Kennedy’s jet with a party, visiting Langley, Williamsburg, and the White House in the coming days.
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India
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United States
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Britain
Iast
Canada
Australia
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West
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Williamssburg
JFK Off To Camp David
President Kennedy spends part of Thursday at Camp David leaving Jacqueline and two children behind as he returns to the capital for a full day of work Friday.
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Kennedy urges teaching overseas to aid world education
President Kennedy proposes to send university faculty abroad for three to five years to bolster higher education in developing regions. Murphy notes the need to spread literacy and reasoning to prevent global conflict as doctors and health leaders receive degrees and diplomas at a San Francisco event.
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Maryland
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Girl Drowns In Merced River in Yosemite Park
A 5 year old San Francisco girl, Ki en Lee Tom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L Z Tom, drowned Saturday in the Merced River near El Portal, Yosemite National Park. Officials said she was playing on the bank when swept into the rapid current and recovered two and a half hours later five miles downstream. The family was spending Memorial Day weekend at a motel outside the park.
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On This Day In History June Two 1968 Almanac Note
Almanac Today notes events on this day including 1882 Gen Robert J Lee assuming command of Confederate armies of eastern Virginia and North Carolina, 19 Congress conferring citizenship on American Indians, 1946 Italian referendum abolishing monarchy, and 1943 Queen Elizabeth II crowned. A thought from Russian novelist Furgency quotes, I agree with no man's opinions.
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