Weather forecasts across San Francisco Bay Area and valleys
Forecasts show yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures across the San Francisco Bay Area and several valleys. Regions from the coast to Salinas Valley report patchy low cloudiness near the ocean and increasing warmth through Sunday, with highs ranging from the upper 60s to mid 80s and lows in the 40s to 50s, plus light northwest winds 5 to 25 mph.
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Johnson hails CA Common Market fifth anniversary
President Johnson welcomed the Central American Common Market on its fifth anniversary in San Antonio. He said the regional bloc marks a giant stride toward Latin American economic integration and that trade among member nations has more than quadrupled in five years. He called the move a triumph for idealism plus good business sense.
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Navy man gets three months for extortion bombings
Redwood City AP reports 20 year old Michael T. Coombs, stationed at Treasure Island, sentenced in Superior Court to three months in jail and two years probation for his role in two extortion bombings. He and four others were among suspects arrested last year for planting bombs in Daly City and Pavilion supermarkets and demanding money. Both bombs exploded before being found.
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Newark Crash Cuts Power After Pole Topples
A car struck a power pole at Jarvis Street and Thurlot Avenue in Newark, bringing down a 12,000 volt line and cutting power to more than 1,000 customers. The outage began at 5:29 a.m. and was restored by 6:01 a.m., with the unidentified driver not seriously hurt, according to Pacific Gas and Electric Co. spokesman.
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Doctors Stop Abortion Work in San Francisco
Doctors at city hospitals halted therapeutic abortions to prevent birth defects after charges were filed against two obstetricians. The San Francisco Medical Society president disclosed the move at a Friday news conference, reporting the shift as part of safety and ethics concerns amid ongoing cases.
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Raps GOP Chief Split Over California Governor Bid
Senator Thomas H Kuchel defends endorsement of George Christopher amid a GOP dispute over Dr Parkinson and Nixon ties. The Washington statement followed a ruckus centered on who should back Christopher versus Nixon, Murphy, and Goldwater in California's primary.
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Yorty Blames Brown Then Campaigns Toward Home
Los Angeles Mayor Samuel Yorty blamed Gov. Edmund G. Brown for the Walls area tensions and then headed toward his home district with campaign banners carried high.
County Building Hits Back Over Poverty War Chief Action
In San Marino California UPI reports a county housing dispute as 14 condemned homes face code issues. Officials Taugher and White discuss flexible options while residents urge repairs to avoid displacement, with Ronald Reagan campaigning nearby for party unity and housing relief.
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Brown Plans Re-Election Flyover Tour in Southern California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown intensified his bid for a second term with a barnstorming airplane tour across Southern California. The campaign aims to energize supporters and boost visibility ahead of the upcoming election.
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UPI
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Five Youths Who Slew Priest Get Releases
SAN JOSE UP I five teens accused in the beating and run over of a priest were released. Authorities announced charges would be dropped and new delinquent counts filed in juvenile court. The youths must return in 10 days for hearings on the new charges.
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Quads Born After Nervous Father Hears Four
In Philadelphia and San Francisco, reports say a father faced anxiety as doctors announced the birth of quadruplets. Hospital officials confirmed the delivery occurred Friday night while ongoing wage talks between Kaiser Foundation and police detectives continued.
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Sunol Man Injured in Giant Snacks Electrical Accident
A Sunol man named John Gilbert, 37, was listed in satisfactory condition after an electrical panel shorted and arced, burning his face and abdomen at Giant Snacks Company on 2400 Grant Ave. The incident occurred about 4 49 a m.
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Atherton Woman Found Dead in Car
Atherton police report Mrs. Virginia Correll, 54, was found dead in her car Friday with a hose attached to the exhaust. The death is under investigation by local authorities.
College Chief Hiring Delayed in Fremont Newark District
The Fremont Newark College District delays naming its new superintendent amid a narrowed candidate pool. Trustees, led by Rev. Tray Campbell, plan to reduce the field to top contenders within days after screening sessions. Administrative duties are being handled temporarily as the office conducts interviews and finalizes policy decisions.
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Tide Removes Dead Whale Near San Francisco Bay
Tiburon resident Eugene Pellegrini spotted a 30 foot dead whale ashore on San Francisco Bay. Coast Guard officials said the carcass posed no navigation hazard as tides rolled in and out.
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Liquor Store Robbed by Bandit Eudes in Hayward
Early morning robbery at Country Liquors 201 Jackson St. bandit masked man forced owner Glenn Silvey 45 to back room then tried to lock him in. He fled with over 100 dollars, including two dollar bills from Silvey’s wallet, getting into a 1960 light green or blue Ford before speeding off toward Park Street. A boy aged 3 in Denver was reported buried shortly after.
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Bombings and Buddhist Protests Mark Week of Strife
Civil unrest escalates as Buddhists in Hue amid calls to boycott elections. Nu Bao Luan letters protest troop movements into Hue, with seven personal crisis reports this five month campaign. Thich Tri Quang warns of boycott while Ky’s government schedules Sept. 11 vote. Korean forces report eight weapons captured and 464 Viet Cong killed overall.
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New Drive Made To End Bus Row
Federal mediators planned separate talks with union and management negotiators in efforts to speed a settlement of the three contract disputes that halted Greyhound Bus Lines service in 11 western states. Strong entities include Greyhound Bus Lines, federal mediators, unions, and management negotiators across multiple western states. The stalled talks aim to resume bus service after a prolonged labor dispute.
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Eisenhower Reburies Son in Abilene Home Town
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to Abilene Kansas to quietly rebury his first-born son Doud Eisenhower who died earlier. The ceremony draws attention to the family and town as the event unfolds.
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