California Weather Outlooks From Coast to Valley
Weather map summaries show cloud cover and mild winds across Northern and Central California with variable temperatures. Regions including Sacramento Valley, Monterey Bay, Salinas Valley, and the Shasta Siskiyou area report mostly cloudy skies through Wednesday and slight warming trends, while coastal areas expect gentle winds and fair to cloudy conditions. Local city notes mention highs around the 60s to 70s in areas like Hayward and Livermore with patchy sun.
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Cali Peratures
Hayward
Etternoon
la Sacramento Valley
Union City
Arn
Livermore
California
Valley
Pakersfield
Shasta-Siskiyou
San Francisco
Monterey Bay
Santa Marta
San Luis Omito
Salinas Valley
Monterey
EL Aby
Memphis
Antacolara Valley
Boston
Sfanlly
Wares
Brownsville Okio
Cleveland Area
Denver
Detroit
Rapid City
Fairbanks
Richmond
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Seattle
Jacksonvie
Spokane
Juneau
Kareas City
Washington
Las Vegas
Louisville
Baker Tax Trial Put Off to 1967
The Bobby Baker income tax evasion trial is postponed to January 9, 1967. Baker, former secretary to Senate Democrats, pleads innocent to a nine count indictment charging conspiracy tax evasion theft transportation of stolen money and fraud.
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Baker Tax
Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Study Group Probes Sex Education Policy at Hayward
A school board discussion reveals a call for transparency on sex education, with proposals to inform and allow withdrawal for parents. Trustees praise the committee while expressing faith in the program and its aims within the family living and social studies curricula.
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Pape
Hayward
George
Walter Thompson
Sen
Tee
Canalso
Reagan, Christopher in California primary battle in 1968
Reagan led in the California presidential primary with around 5.1 million of 7.8 million registered voters expected to cast ballots. Christopher trailed as both campaigned on fast airliner hops and rallies across the state. Other races included incumbents likely re-nominated and Rafferty seen as reelected. Finch favored for GOP second spot. Anderson's support noted after Watts riots report cites delay in National Guard action.
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Reagan
Christopher
Imayor
San Francisco
Ingless
California
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Brown
Yorty
Los Angeles
Max Rafferty
Glenn Anderson
Thomas W. Braden
State Board of, Education
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Lloyd N. Hand
U.S
Johnson
Finch
Robert H. Finch
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Watts
John McHone
CIA
Anderson
Greece
Firemen Seek Salary Raises Amid Police Pay Gap
Firemen press for raises citing a police pay rise of 2 percent in January while firemen still earn 14 a month after three years. The disparity, acknowledged by a department official, has hurt many firemen.
Hunger Strike Continues by Reservist at Treasure Island
Marine Corps reservist Philip B. Hocking, 26, completed five days without food and plans to starve until relieved from temporary active duty. Placed on 12 days of active duty after missing drill, his conscientious objector petition was denied. At Treasure Island, he performs routine duties and works as a teaching assistant at the California College of Fine Arts in Oakland.
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Treasure Island
UPI
Marine Corps
Philip B. Hocking
Hocking
San Francisco Bay
California College of Fine Arts
Oakland
Congressmen Appalled by Racial Violence Call for Action
The report notes Congress members from the South and across the nation urging swift civil rights legislation. They cite federal protections for voters and condemn recent Ku Klux Klan activity as a grim warning demanding decisive federal response.
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Charles L. Weltner
Carlton R. Sickes
D-Ga
Congress
Meredith Will March Again After Shootings Shock Nation
Meredith, wounded after crossing into Mississippi, pledges to resume his 220 mile march to Jackson. CORE leader McKissick and King predict a large mobilization similar to Selma, while President Johnson vows federal protection for voters amid renewed civil rights push.
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Meredith
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Jackson
McKissick
King
K Ing
Atlanta
James Meredith
Joseph P. Addahho
DNY
Johnson
France Quiet On NATO Pull-Out
In Brussels, France accepted NATO plans to move its supreme military headquarters to Belgium while offering to keep the political headquarters in Paris. Paris opposes a five nation committee to negotiate French troop future in Germany, as de Gaulle advances France toward a July 4 exit from the alliance.
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Brussels
UPI
France
NATO
Belgium
Paris
Germany
Maurice Couve de Murville
NATO Council of Foreign Ministers
Charles de Gaulle
Council of Foreign Ministers
Eadquarters
SHAPE
Benelux
Livermore Man Lost Hiking In Rugged Canyon Search Loses Man
A Livermore man missing in a rugged canyon triggered a search by about 35 rangers and forestry workers. Frizzell, last seen in a wool shirt with a parka, was hiking in terrain rising 1000 to 8200 feet. A helicopter joined the search but clouds halted its flight.
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Pamaieh
Central Plains
Plateau
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Plains
Phonograph Records
St.—Hayward
Hernando
House Committee On Un-American Activities |S
Pyeres and Ward
Esther Drell Day
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Day
Wards
San Leandro
Alvarado St
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