Weather forecast summary for Northern and Central California regions
Broad forecast across California indicates variable conditions with mountain showers and widespread cloudiness in the north and central areas. San Francisco Bay Area and Salinas Valley expect partly cloudy to mostly cloudy days with periods of sunshine and cooler nights, while Monterey Bay and Santa Clara Valley show similar trends with cool, breezy conditions. Southeast winds shift to moderate in many coastal zones, with highs in the 60s to 80s and lows around mid 40s to mid 50s, plus scattered showers possible in the mountains and inland valleys.
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Supreme Court declines Savio convictions review at Berkeley
Washington report notes the Supreme Court refused to review Mario Savio and 563 others arrested during the 1964 Berkeley campus disturbances. The court issued a brief order with no opinion. The appeal raised two constitutional issues regarding trespass statutes and resisting arrest while passive or noncooperative during post-arrest removal.
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Fire calls and police chatter in local South County area
Fragmented list shows multiple emergency dispatches across South County including minor fires at residences, resuscitation calls near San Leonardo High School, auto accidents on Fairview Avenue, and grass fires along Washington Boulevard. Entries mention addresses such as 224d p.m. and 4554 pot Washington Boulevard, with responders from Elmcrest and Fairview units.
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Supreme Court Deems Eavesdropping Law Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled the New York statute authorizing eavesdropping with a judge's permission overly broad and unconstitutional. Justice Tom C. Clark wrote the majority opinion, joined by four others, while Byron R. White dissented, arguing electronic surveillance under the statute can be reasonable search and seizure.
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New York
Tom C. Clark
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M. Marian
Potlar Stewart
Byron R. White
State employment hits May record at 7.37 million at work
Sacramento reports May employment rose to 7.57 million employed, a 2.3 percent year over year gain of 168 thousand, while unemployment stayed high. The state employment and industrial relations department issued the figures.
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Baily Review Unierad at Post Office Nayward California
Notice appears under the Act of Congress from March 3, 1897. Address communications to V6 Wy Wint Ain P.O. Box 3127 Hayward California. EMBER AUDIT BUREAU SIRGULATION.
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$700000 Raised in Alameda Area for Israel Crisis
Cash and pledges totaling seven hundred thousand dollars have been raised in Alameda and Central Costa counties to aid Israel amid the Middle East War. The Jewish Welfare Federation reports funds and volunteer offers, received at 3245 Sheffield Ave., Oakland, from Jewish and Christian community members alike.
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Costa Counties
Israel
Middle East
Jewish Welfare Federation
Sheffield Ave
Oakland
Strong To Quit aC Berkeley Chancellor Resigns
Edward W. Strong who resigned as Berkeley chancellor amid the Free Speech disturbances in December 1964 is a target for removal from the University of California faculty.
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Berkeley
Edward W. Strong
University
California
Rail Seizure Plan Defeated by Commerce Committee
Washington lawmakers reject Johnson plan to seize railroads as a nationwide walkout threat looms. The House Commerce Committee votes down the alternative to block the strike, signaling no immediate action to compel railroad service.
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UPI
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High Court Focus: Marriage Ruling Bars Interracial Crime
The Supreme Court rules Virginia and other states cannot criminalize interracial marriage. Chief Justice Warren, for a unanimous court, says the freedom to marry is a vital personal right essential to happiness. Denying this fundamental freedom based on race violates equal protection and due process.
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Supreme Court
Virginia
Earl Warren
Wauren
Israel War Aftermath and Border Claims Persist
The report outlines postwar friction with Syria and Egypt, noting Israeli advances into Sheikh Miskin and Rafid areas, ongoing cease-fire tensions at the Jordan headwaters, and assessments of Israeli casualties 879 dead and 2,563 wounded while Arab losses are described as higher. The Suez and Jordan river dynamics remain unsettled with ships sunk and calls for passage linked to peace.
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Supreme Court Upholds $460,000 Libel Award
The Supreme Court upheld Wallace Butts libel judgment against Curtis Publishing, finding the Saturday Evening Post ignored elementary precautions in its profile of the former University of Georgia athletic director. Justice Tarkan characterized the article's preparation as inadequately investigated.
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Supreme Court upholds King Jr contempt convictions
The U S Supreme Court upheld contempt of court convictions against Martin Luther King Jr and seven other leaders for Birmingham Alabama segregation protests in 1960s. Chief Justice Warren and Justices Stewart and Fortas dissented. Contempt ruling preserved as part of civil rights era legal battles.
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Supreme Court
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Birmingham
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Karl Warren
William 0. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Abe Fortas
Hoffa Seeks Suspension or Reduction of Jury Tamper Sentence
Chattanooga Tennessee AP report says Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa asked for the eight year jury tampering sentence to be suspended or reduced calling it inappropriate and harsh. Hoffa appeals to authorities citing hardship and public service angle. The case involves federal charges and a high profile labor union leader. Local reaction cites political and legal implications for organized labor.
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Teamsters Union
James TR. Hoffa
Freeway Alternatives Considered For Hayward Corridor
Planning staff outlines a southern freeway route south of the original XD path. The plan would require a large interchange at Nimitz Freeway, affect Industrial Boulevard, and risk park lands Garin Regional Park and Hast Bay. A June 26 meeting will explore shoreline routes to U.S. 60 in Palomares and potential north route alignments east of the San Mateo bridge.
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Mission Boulevard
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Pike Agrees Pope Paul Leads Christians Amid Controversy
Bishop Pike claims Pope Paul leads Christians while Dutch Catholic hierarchy breaks with tradition. He defends charges of heresy against himself as partly based on his view of Christ as a patriot and criticizes authoritarian church methods. He compares accusers to sinking ship passengers amid religious debate.
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