Weather Corner Northern and Central Callf Daily Outlook
Fair Sunday and Monday with high fog on the coast. Warmer in the north interior and near the central coast Monday. San Francisco Bay Area reports high fog with inland sun Sunday afternoon and Monday. warmer Monday. Sunday lows around 45 to 50, highs 58 to 66. winds west to 25 mph. Sacramento Valley fair with low clouds south, cooler in north Sunday, warming Monday. highs 70 to 80, winds 10 to 20 mph. San Joaquin Valley fair, warmer Monday in delta. highs 80s, delta 70. Salinas Valley fair with overcast near Salinas at night and morning. southwest to west winds 10 to 20 mph afternoons. Monterey Bay Area high fog at night, sunny afternoons. Monday slightly warmer. Santa Clara Valley fair with high fog at night. warmer Monday. highs 65 to 75, winds northwest 7 to 16 mph afternoons. Central Coast Counties fair Sunday and Monday, high fog on coast into valleys late night and morning. warmer Monday. coast 55 to 60, inland 65 to 75, winds westerly 10 to 20 mph afternoons. Northwestern California high fog out coast decreasing Monday. inland warmer. Ukiah 50 and 78, Santa Rosa 45 and 70. coastal winds northwest 10 to 25 mph.
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Central Coast
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
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Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
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Salinas Valley
Salinas
Central Coast Counties
California
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Local Bay Area Weather Forecast Today and Tomorrow
Local Bay Area weather shows light drizzle in the area today with highs near 58 to 46 and westerly winds of 12 to 25 mph. In the afternoon, a warmer day is expected tomorrow as conditions ease and temperatures rise.
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San Francisco Bay
Temperatures Rally In California as Anti U S Demonstration Grows
AP report from Santo Domingo notes an estimated 15 000 turnout in Santo Domingo for a rebel rally in support of Col Francis Caamano Deno the anti US protest drew a large crowd the largest since Bosch’s 1962 return. Placards criticized US intervention with banners including The People of the Dominican Republic Will Never Accept.
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California
Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
ST Oakland
Red Bluff
Sacramento
San Diego
San Francisco
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Santo Domingo
Domin Denver
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Jovertonts
Juneau
Kansas City
Savas
Las Vegas
Louisville
Juan Bosch
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Caamano
Mpls
St. P
New Orleans
New York
City
U.S
Omaha
Philadelphia
Bunker
Phasnix
Qisworth
U.S. Am
St. Louis
Salt Sk
Jamerican
Seattle
Tampa
OAS
Washington
Winnipeg
Rebels Press for Interim Rule in Dominican Crisis
Mediators met with Dominican rebel leaders and civil military junta leaders in talks that also included the papal nuncio and representatives of the United States and OAS. Rebels reaffirmed intent to restore order within 60 days under a 196% constitution, and discussed possible amendments and a forthcoming election or plebiscite. OAS probes an attack near the rebel zone in which a woman was killed and four others wounded as shelling continued across the Ozama River.
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Ramon de Clairmont Duenlas
EM Salvador
Imar Penha Marinha
Brazil
Emanuele Clarizio
United States
OAS
Vonls Aracse
Ard
Washington
Jas Congress
Saamesrarnere
Rebe
Ozama
Polaris Submarines Patrolling Off China And Russia
American Polaris submarines are stationed on firing stations off the Red Chinese and eastern Russian coasts for six months, undetected by the Soviets. Four boats Daniel Boone Tecumseh Ulysses S Grant and Stonewall Jackson patrol the western Pacific with six missiles each, range extending into Siberia and Red China. Two more subs Kamehameha and Mariana G Vallejo to join later.
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Washington
Polaris
Western Pacific
Guam
U.S. Navy
Sea of Japan
U.S
Nore
Russiar
Siberia
Red
China
Daniel Boune
Tecumseh
Ulysses S. Grant
Stonewall Jackson
Kamehameha
Mariana G. Vallejo
Tide Tables for Monday June 7
Tide table data with height measurements, times for high and low tides, sun and moon information, sunrise at 5 48 and light and dark figure notes. Computed for the sah Fl Point and other local markers, noting miscellaneous symbols and figures.
Hundreds Flee Kansas Flood Turns Into Midwest Weather Alert
Torrential rains sparked floods across Kansas driving hundreds from homes and prompting tornado watches for a wide Midwest area. In Kansas dikes failed at Augusta and Walnut River evacuations by National Guardsmen affected 400 to 700 people, with additional aid to El Dorado. A tornado caused damage near Minneapolis Saint Paul and state-wide alerts extended to eight states as the storm reclaimed the central plains.
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Kansas Cities
Midwest
Augusta
Kan
Wichita
Walnut River
National Guard
el Dorado
Walnut
Subscription rates and local office listings for Hayward area
Subscription rates per copy and weekly prices are listed as 1 cent Sundays and one month 155 in this Hayward area notice. Multiple offices are named including Hayward Leandro Fremont Livermore with phone numbers and street addresses for local distribution.
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Winton Ave
Hayward
Alameda County
Caliornia
Pisa
Leandro
Fivere
Fost
Mid St
Sen Lardee
Calif
Gasit
Fremont Offece
Fremont Bivde
Fremint
Livermore
Livercrare Ave
Cali
Rain Making Aid Sought By Kuchel
Senator Kuchel urged a 2 million increase in the next year’s Reclamation Bureau budget for cloud seeding and weather modification research. He cited successful county programs in California’s lower San Joaquin Valley and said cloud seeding could boost water supplies and precipitation in mountainous areas.
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Washington
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Reclamation’ Bureau
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kuchel
California
San Joaquin Valley
Humphrey Given Daily Access to Johnsons Intelligence Briefs
Vice President Humphrey disclosed in an interview that President Johnson provides him daily access to intelligence cables and broad authority on congressional matters. Johnson designates Cabinet members to brief him, with Humphrey coordinating legislative measures and reporting weekly on administration bills and hearings.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
America
Eisenhower Joins West Point 1915 Class Reunion
West Point observes the 50th reunion of the class of 1915 with former President Dwight D. Eisenhower present. The highlight is a 7-2 cadet baseball win over Navy securing the Eastern Intercollegiate championship as Eisenhower mingles with Omar Bradley and old comrades on a sunny day.
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West Point
N.Y
Bright D. Eisenhower
Hudson River
Navy
US Military Academy
Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
Hth
Eisephower
United States
White House
U.S. Grant
Army
Roger Staubach
Possible Cut In Steel Output Expected By September
NEW YORK. A steel wage settlement before the September 1 deadline could cut steel production by 20 percent and shipments even more, says American Metal Market. Labor uncertainty supports a firm steel market with bookings solid through July and improving August prospects. Aluminum insiders doubt first-half inventories heavy enough to affect third quarter shipping.
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New York
UPI
AMM
Most
TV Changes for Sunday
A fragmented TV guide style list outlines Sunday programs and times. Notable entries include The Unholy Wife with Rod Steiger and Diana Dors, Gemini program progress, a San Francisco Civic Center remodeling contest report, Sunday specials, and Meet the Press with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard.
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Rod Steiger
Diana Dors
Gemini
San Francisco Civic Center
Rolfe Peterson
Shivaree
Jackie de Shannon
Pay Peterson
Ian Whitcomb
Glen Yarbrough
Everett M. Dirk
Rusk Restates Open Talks on Vietnam Peace Offer
Secretary of State Dean Rusk reiterated President Johnsons invitation for unconditional discussions on Vietnam. He warned the United States will not yield to aggression, saying doors remain open for a peaceful settlement while noting aggression breeds new aggressions. He read Johnsons message and urged publishers to expand access to printed word worldwide.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
Rusk
Congress of the International Publishers Association
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