Weather Corner Fair and warm through Wednesday
Fair and warmer through Wednesday across Northern, Central and Bay Area regions. Highs mainly in mid 70s to upper 70s with nights 42 to 56, west to northwest winds 10 to 25 mph. Coastal and valley areas show variable winds, cloudiness in northern mountains, and coastal knots near 15 to 25 knots in places.
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Temperatures Tide Tables for Wednesday June 6
Fragmentary OCR notes list times and temps with unclear dates and places. Mentions high temperature around 4.0 and sunrise and sunset times but content is fragmented and uncertain.
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Negroes Seek Injunction In Birmingham Racial Demands
The federal appeals court in New Orleans would hear a request for a preliminary injunction to strike down Birmingham’s segregated school system. In Alabama, Judge Lynne declined to order desegregation but urged submission of a non discriminatory placement plan. Separately, Justice Department lawyers pressed for an injunction against Gov. Wallace to keep Negro enrollment moving at the University of Alabama.
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Another Social Hit For Kennedys
Washington article details a White House state dinner honoring India's President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. It notes Kennedy hospitality, a toast to India, and Mrs Kennedy's pink crepe gown with bead embellishment. The Indian president hosted a luncheon at the Indian Embassy and met Kennedy at the White House for a conference.
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Che Daily Review Sublinhes by The Galty Review
The fragment mentions The Galty Review and figures like publisher William Chilcote and Herry A. Watkar, with references to subscription rates and multiple Alameda County offices in Hayward, San Leandro, Fremont, and Richmond. It reads as a damaged production notice for a regional daily on March 3, 117, listing circulation and office locations.
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Car Visitor Crashes Through AAA Window in Palo Alto
Palo Alto resident Marla EL Casaurane, 70, drove into an AAA office after misplacing the brake pedal. Two AAA employees, ages 48 and 52, sustained bruises and were treated by police. Police noted the incident occurred as Casaurane sought information from the American Mitomoléie Association.
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Red Army Officer Wounded by Ground Fire Near Saigon
An American Army officer was critically wounded by Communist ground fire while aboard a helicopter south of Saigon. He was evacuated to Saigon for surgery. authorities withheld his name.
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Wine Capitol for SF Gets Support
SAN FRANCISCO AP The board of directors of the Wine Institute voted unanimous support Monday for a proposed wine capital building in San Francisco. A committee will study costs and sites for a promotional center to advertise California’s wine industry as well as house offices for the Wine Institute and the Wine Advisory Board. Peter Jurgens San Francisco director said a German writer’s view of a capitol building on theRhind Island is a recognized tourist attraction. Benny McCully the institute president said Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman helped in arranging trade agreements with European nations to aid California wineries. Freeman asked for proposals to limit wine imports to avoid a flood of low quality wine into American markets. Freeman also agreed to exchange correspondence to present California producers’ news for Madrid Agreement modification. The Madrid pact restricts certain wines. modification would aim to allow flow of all American wines into foreign markets. Freeman noted the Agriculture Department cannot negotiate treaties but would forward recommendations to relevant agencies.
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Senate approves broad California bill roll call summary
A Sacramento dispatch outlines a raft of bills advancing or failing in the California legislature. Notable items include liquor sales limits during polling hours, college fee changes, roadside rest area plans, annexation thresholds, and tougher penalties for dangerous drug offenses.
Age Raise Affects Teen Drivers In California
SACRAMENTO AF reports a bill in the Assembly to sharply reduce solo driving for teens from 16 to 18. The measure, approved by the Ways and Means Committee, requires drivers aged 18 to 18 to be accompanied by a licensed driver training instructor. An instruction permit valid six months then a license until age 18 may be issued, with exceptions for rural areas and mandatory supervision for those under 18.
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Almanac Today June 4 1908 Historical Highlights
Almanac notes Tuesday June 4 1908 as Lisih day with 210 to follow. Moon near full. morning planets Venus Jupiter Saturn. evening Mars. Highlights include 1800 White Mouse finishes, 1894 Ford first car in Detroit, 1942 Midway battle began, 1944 Rome occupation by Allied forces. De Quincey quote on reception shaping entertainment.
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Fireman 49 Dies in San Francisco Mattress Plant Blaze
SAN FRANCISCO AP Firemen fought a Monday blaze at the Simmons Mattress Co plant on the waterfront. Lt. Pat Brannigan, 49, died of a heart attack during operations. A spectator, Alfred Coschelli, also died of a heart attack. Four firefighters and an ambulance driver were injured as 140 firemen tackled flames that spread to cotton bales. Damage to the brick structure exceeds 100000 dollars.
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Hero's Son Renounces Shadow to Forge Own Path
West Point cadet Colin P. Kelly, 23, son of the WWII hero, told fellow servicemen he will graduate with distinction and honor but not trade on his father’s name. He vows to make his own mark as he is commissioned as a second lieutenant on Wednesday.
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