Weather Roundup Seventy Percent Rain Chance Across Regions
Weather Corner notes a seventy percent rain chance tonight with partly cloudy conditions today and Sunday. Cooler Sunday with southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Regional temps include Hayward 82/58, Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou rain and showers today tonight and Sunday, and Salinas Valley showers tonight into Sunday. Northern California shows occasional rain, thunderstorms possible, with cooler, drier Sunday. Forecasts list highs from 68 to 90 across Paso Robles Santa Clara Valley Hollister Ukiah Santa Rosa Napa and Fort Bragg with variable winds.
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Tide Table for Sunday June 7 High and sunrise times
Tide table shows times for high tide at 4:23 and 17:41 with wave height indicators, sunrise at 5:48 and sunset at 8:21, plus light and dark phases noted. Computed for Maesay Fr. Point.
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Maesay
Rockefeller says he remains in race for GOP nominating fight
New York AP reports Governor Nelson Rockefeller denies stepping aside after a New York Times item said party leaders in major states were told to seek another candidate. Rockefeller’s office offered no comment while he reiterated he is standing where he was at his latest news conference.
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Nellson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Stanmad
Tne
GOP
Goldwater
California tax measure signs into law amid party fight
California Governor Brown signed a bill expected to add about 460000 dollars to the state treasury annually as part of California tax reforms. The move follows shifts in party opposition and signals ongoing battles over fundamental fiscal statutes and federal alignment.
Casey Charles W of Turlock dies. services set in Hayward
Funeral services for Charles W. Casey former president of Hayward and San Lorenzo will be held Monday in Hayward. Requiem Mass at St Joachim's Church follows a Rosary vigil. Burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Surviving are his children and siblings including Ellen Branaugh and Marlene Branaugh. Burial at Lone Tree Cemetery planned. Obituary notes his Carpentry Union membership and Missouri birth.
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San Lorenzo, Wi
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Oakland
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Drake
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Maureen McCarthy
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
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Castro Vale Way
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Kay Gateys
Merv Casey
Sacramento
Charles Casey
RockTin
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Modesty
Ban Casey
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Mary Patterson
Wich
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Oakdale
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Street
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Los Benos
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San Leandro
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Iver ' Stark
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Vallejo
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California
Rubeelmm DeWolf
Lone’ Tree Cemetery
Girl Dies After Refusing Medical Aid In Faith Belief
Sacramento AP report details the death of 13 year old Sandra Arnold after swallowing her own hair, allegedly blocked by hair in the intestines. Her mother Florence Arnold is charged with involuntary manslaughter, argued to be shielded by religious beliefs of the Generalsband Church First Born sect. Deputy DA Stephen Kauffman notes the sect opposes medical aid. Sacramento County autopsy by Arthur Wallace cites illness two weeks prior. Harris resigns as ABC director to join Distilled Spirits Institute in Washington with higher pay.
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Bakersfield
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Almanac Tolay Notes And Historic Dates
Almanac Tolay notes a Saturday date June 6 as day 158 of 161 with 208 to follow. It lists the moon phase near new, morning stars Jupiter and Saturn, evening star Venus, and history highlights from 1836 snow in New England, 1983 Camden theater opening, 1914 D Day under Eisenhower, 1962 OAS leaders urging terrorism, plus a quote by French author Rabelais.
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Nod
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Secret Army
Algeria
Rabelais
Society Gets Dog's Estate
Louisville AP reports the late Edwin P. Mengel left 20,000 from a 215,000 estate to a dog named Boy in a trust for his benefit. Boy died a year earlier, and the executor said the funds will go to the Kentucky State Humane Federation.
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Kentucky State Humane Federation
Edwin P. Mengel
The
Humane Society
De Gaulle Gets Viet Nam Report
Paris dispatch says U S officials briefed President Johnson and De Gaulle on Vietnam policy after a Honolulu meeting. Ball outlined U S support for De Gaulle and Johnson’s views on the anti guerrilla war while Rusk continues policy review and potential shifts remain undecided.
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Lt Gov Hails Bill On Housing In Sacramento
SACRAMENTO AP Lt Gov Glenn M Anderson hails a cost housing bill signed by Gov Brown as an imaginative first step toward enactment of a federal housing law.
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Glenn M. Anderson
Brown
Communists cited as threat to American loyalties
A letter urges readers to oppose Communism, claiming it seeks to destroy loyalty to God, country, and family. It promotes Birch Society materials, offering introductory and special packets to educate and warn, and provides Belmont Massachusetts and California addresses for order requests.
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Congress
Garden Expert Critiques Capitol Grounds For Weeds
Washington expert lodges sharp critique of Capitol grounds noting dying trees, patchy lawns, and weed overgrowth. Cites staff limits and sprinkler issues as causes, while lawmakers debate funding and maintenance responsibility for the Senate and House sides.
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Tom Stevenson
Pincus
Stevens
Philip L. Roof
Capl
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