Weather Outlook Across the Bay Area and Central California
Cloudy in the San Francisco Bay Area today will clear by evening with a high near 63 in the East Bay. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions across Central California with scattered showers in the Sierras and northwest winds 12 to 25 mph. High temperatures range from the upper 50s to mid 70s across regions including Salinas and Santa Clara valleys.
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Normandy observances mark 20th anniversary of D Day
Residents of the Normandy invasion area and Allied officials honored living heroes and dead at ceremonies from St. Laurent American Cemetery to St. Mere Eglise and Utah Beach. Wreaths were dropped by transport planes. Gen Ridgway and Taylor presided. Gen Bradley fell ill and was replaced by Charles Bohlen.
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Storm roars through Jacksonville as winds batter streets
Tropical low in Gulf of Mexico feeds violent weather across Florida. A fierce storm overruns Jacksonville with overturned cars and damaged homes while police scramble amid tornado warnings. Showers blanket the region from New York to the Ohio Valley as heavy rains flood the Southeast. Temperatures dip to near freezing in parts of the Northeast and Maine.
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Tide Table With June Monday Times and Heights
Tide table notes June Monday times and heights with sunrise sunset data. Includes early morning light figures and computed points for high tide, with scattered garbled entries on locations and figures.
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Lowest Bid Lands Study for Marina High School Locks
San Lorenzo Unified School District will review bids for book lookers locks at Marina High School. San Carlos firm PAPSEE Building Products submitted the low bid of $3819.56, with two other bids ranging to $3911.70. District attorney will inspect for district board approval.
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Truman Defends MacArthur Removal Two Years Late
Former President Harry S Truman writes that MacArthur should have been removed earlier as commander in the Far East and credits his decision as necessary for civilian supremacy. He says he never regrets the action and reflects on his presidency amid wartime pressures. The Saturn Evening Post excerpt notes Truman’s stance on the matter.
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Cyprus Ends Alert After Turkish Invasion Scare
Normalcy returned to Cyprus as the Greek Cypriot government called off the emergency alert amid claims of a Turkish invasion scare. U S officials declined to confirm reports tied to Johnson’s possible involvement with Ankara. Nearly 30,000 Greek Cypriot homeguards were mobilized along the north coast and the Nicosia border, but all were released by noon and incidents were avoided.
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Royal couple escape injury in Maidenhead collision
Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II were not hurt when their royal limousine collided with a family car near Maidenhead Berkshire on the Twyford to Windsor road. The queen rode in the rear, with Chief Superintendent Albert Perkins in front. a bystander, William Cooper, reported a loud bang and saw the royals emerge unscathed.
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Recognition Dinner Set for Fremont High School Grads
A recognition dinner for Fremont high school graduates is planned for today at Centerville Presbyterian Church 4380 Central Ave in the fellowship hall with a baccalaureate service to follow at 7 pm in the sanett. The event will feature Mayor Donald Dilan and prominent figures from Newton Mass and the Massachusetts Congregational Church offering remarks to the graduates and their families.
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Almanac Today June 7 Historical Highlights
Almanac notes the 159th day of 1064 with notable events. In 1864 the Republican convention nominated Lincoln and Johnson. 1939 King Edward VIII and Queen Elizabeth visited the United States. 1948 Eisenhower became president of Columbia University. A thought from John Adams links happiness of society to government.
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De Gaulle Defends France-China Ties in Paris Ceremony
President Charles de Gaulle told Huang Chen, China’s new ambassador to Paris, that Paris must be counted in world peace for the sake of global stability. He spoke at the Elysee Palace after Huang presented credentials, following Paris and Communist China agreeing to establish diplomatic relations.
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Stalin Death Plot Alleged
TOKYO AP Albanian leader Enver Hoxha accused Soviet Premier Khrushchev and followers of planning Stalin’s murder. Radio Peking said this claim emerged at a mid May meeting in New York to extend a UN peacekeeping force in Albania. De Gaulle and China relations dominated Western concerns as France and China moved toward diplomatic ties. Huang predicted broader cooperation after the Paris ceremony.
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