Weather Corner Ban Francison fay Ave forecast
Weather outlook from Ban Francison fay Ave to Fort Bragg and inland areas shows fair conditions through Saturday with morning clouds in many locales. Winds mainly northwest 8 to 18 knots coastal and 12 to 35 knots elsewhere, with cooler temperatures in the Sierra and northern regions and varying coastal cloudiness by location.
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Chang
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Noth
Sacramento Valles
Northwes
Salinas Valley
Stilinag
Salinas
Paso Robles
Clark Valley
Hollister
Monterey Gay Area
Satur
Fort Bragg
Weather Snapshot of Temperatures Across Cities
Yesterday's readings show varied conditions across many cities from Albany to Washington. Temperatures and sky conditions range from clear and sunny in Las Vegas and Omaha to cloudy in Chicago and New Orleans with rain reported in Indianapolis and Duneau.
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Albany
Attinia
Wismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chivaga
Cincinnati
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Elondy Fairbanks
Elo
New Orleans
New York
Oklowona City
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Reno
Salt Lake Cy
Spokane
Tunipa
Washington
Tide Tables for Baternay and Aune Reported Effects
Fragmentary tide table data lists times and measurements with unclear abbreviations. Mentions Baternay and Aune, predicted high and low values, and contact hours. Content is partially legible but lacks full context or clear events.
Firing Fuss Spurs Probe Into SJS Prefs Furor
Sacramento reports Gov. Brown will study whether San Jose State College teachers Willman Stanton and Bud Mutchinson were fired for lack of academic competence or due to protesting the college’s September decision to bar a Negro student expelled from Alabama State College who joined a demonstration. The case prompted a state Education Dept inquiry and comments from campus leaders.
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APH
San Jose State College
Alabama State College
Brown
Willman FL Slanton
Bud T Mutchinson
Nrithey Man
Pheil Minion
Stanton and Hatchinsof
Five Berkeley residents plan Freedom Ride in 1959
Five Berkeley residents announce they will join a Freedom Ride departing June 17 by bus from Berkeley to New Orleans via Jackson Mississippi to protest Southern segregation. The group includes Negro volunteers led by organizers from the Congress of Racial Equality with students from local colleges and universities.
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Tin Redan
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Nik
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Tahert Odabashian
Robind
the Negra
Hanging Kills Truckee Boy
A 12 year old boy died at Washoe Medical Center after being found hanging near his home in Truckee. The rope was twisted around his neck and the boy was suspended from playground equipment. He was identified as William Rose, son of Zeph Rose, a Truckee market operator.
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Trekee
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Sachin
Probe Looms On Violence, Sex in Films
Sacramento officials weigh a formal probe into violence and sexuality in films as parents urge action. The Senile Tales Committee endorsed a resolution to study the issue after the legislative session ends June 16. Critics blame crime-glorifying scenes while endorsers say responsibility lies with exhibitors and parental vigilance.
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Sacramento
Cali
Daylight Savings Vote Proposed in California Governor Signs Ballot Measure
Sacramento AP reports a proposal to add one month of daylight saving time on the ballot. Governor Brown signed a bar placing daylight time on the October ballot, with support from emblemman William Bagley and rural opponents backing repeal. Civic debates include favor and opposition, while voters ponder year-round daylight.
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Brown
William ‘P. Bagley
Resag Batael
Sani Jose
Canada
State budget and reapportionment near passage in legislature
A broad Sacramento summary reviews the state budget for 1961-62, reapportionment moves, and multiple bills. Highlights include a $2.6 billion budget, tax and welfare actions, court grounds for demurrers, and legal measures affecting municipalities, licensing, and consumer protections. Strong entities include Governor appointees, state Senate actions, and various Assembly bills.
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D-Toseville
Los Angeles
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D-Tijunga
Rees
Teas Angeles
Tearka
Elliot
Tine Angeles
Chuckles In The News: Frat Initials With Rifle
A University of California student was jailed in Jam for trying to put his initials in the door of his fraternity house using a .22 caliber rifle. In New Jersey officials raised the Netherlands flag atop city hall for Mayor Peters while noting it was upside down. In Dallas a train collision with a truck produced the largest omelet police had seen, scrambling 92,008 pounds of eggs, driver Coulson saying no one was hurt. In Cleveland a man jailed after claiming a stolen car did not belong to him as he fled pursuing police.
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UPI
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University of California
Jerley City
N.J
Netherlands
Leonard H. Peters
Bergen-op Zoom
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Peters
Dallas
Tex
Vpi
Charles Coulson
Cleveland, Ohio
UPT
Enlon Coy Surprize-Foto Candidate Behind It All
An unclear notice mentions Enlon Coy and a candidate with a photographer roaming to capture scenes of supporters and rivals. The fragment hints at a bidding or print plan and a fashion or product line with pastel cartons.
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Ml Belle
Castro Says Cuba Open To Yanks
Castro states Cuba will welcome Americans and allows Cuban travel to the United States including study at American universities. He spoke at a closing session of the Union of International Students, offering a defiant view of revolutions and clarifying he rejects being labeled a Communist. The session touched on broader political tensions and Cuban policy.
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Cuba
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API
Fidel Castro
United States
Union of
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Les
Russians Hear JFK's Address in Broadcast Report
Moscow radio and Soviet press carried President Kennedy's address to the American public. The Communist Party newspaper Pravda published the full text, while London agents noted the speech as broadcast content for Russians.
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Peavda
Kennedy
Moscow
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