Weather Corner: Cloudy Skies and Variable Winds Across Regions
A detailed forecast across the Bay Area and central regions shows cloudy conditions with limited chances of light rain this afternoon, then clearing tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures range from mid 40s to mid 60s with NW winds 12 to 50 mph and gale warnings in some coastal zones.
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Temperatures in Southern Alameda County Yesterday and Today
A weather note for Southern Alameda County shows yesterday's high and today's low temperatures. Data indicate regional conditions with expected slight cooling. Local readings center on key communities within the southern part of the county.
Tide Tables Tuesday Report June 15 Summary
Tide tables show time figures for high and low tides with morning readings. The data lists high and low values including a 36 light reading and daylight am figures. Computed for Florida points and San Francisco.
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Polio Coed's Big Moment at Baldwin Wallace Graduation
Nancy Malinosky a polio survivor who walked on stage to receive her diploma as part of Baldwin Wallace College's 496 graduates after practicing since January and conferring with President Hands. She maintained a 3.87 average and plans Drew University Theological Seminary for a bachelor of divinity. She aims to teach and counsel in the fall.
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Johnson Is Back At His Desk After Texas R and R
President Johnson returns to the White House from a Texas ranch weekend. He nominates Edward A. Clark, 58, as ambassador to Australia and signs a military appropriations bill of 15.4 billion dollars detailing allocations for aircraft, missiles, naval vessels, and R D and evaluation. He names 12 public members to the Consumer Advisory Council and names Dr. Richard Holton as chairman. An IRS report shows more tax refunds than errors favoring government, Kilduff resigns as White House press secretary to start a Washington PR firm.
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Rain Soaks Midwest and South Amid Unseasonable Cold
The Associated Press reports heavy rain in parts of the South and Midwest with the Northeast facing unseasonably low temperatures. A hail storm hit Broadus Montana causing about 100000 in damages as crops suffered, while morning temps ranged from 34 at Marquette County Airport to 86 at Needles California.
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Grim flood tragedy hits Sanderson Texas with many missing
In Sanderson Texas a flood swept through Friday leaving 11 missing and 15 dead. Michael Johnson 12 described his brush with death as he clung to a tree and fought the rising wall of water. Rescue teams recovered bodies as cleanup spread with aid from Red Cross Salvation Army and military units. Officials estimate losses at about 2 million with 54 homes destroyed and 27 small businesses damaged.
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Sailor Sharon Sites Sets Lone Voyage Toward Hawaii
Sharon Sites sails the Sea Sharp from a small-craft harbor with no radio and no fuel despite an auxiliary engine. She is the first woman to attempt sailing solo through the islands, having quit her dental secretary job and invested $9,000 in the boat and voyage. She carries 60 days of food and 90 days of water, aiming for a 30 to 40 day crossing but has not been heard from since a escort crew turned back off Catalina Island.
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Morrison PR Man For GOP Morrison PR Man For GOP
Washington AP Republican National Chairman Ray C Bliss named Fred Morrison as director of public relations for the GOP National Committee. He will succeed Robert M Smalley on July 1. Morrison has covered Washington Jews for 40 years and spent 18 years with the National Broadcasting Co.
Mob of Youths Attack Police in Menlo Park
Two Menlo Park officers were jumped by a mob of youths Sunday as they tried to break up street fights. The incident occurred in a street blocked by cars. No further details on injuries or arrests were provided.
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Legislature In Final Week Faces Key Unresolved Issues
SACRAMENTO UPI The six month California legislative session heads into its final week with three major issues unresolved. Reapportionment remains in play as the Assembly considers a Senate bill that redraws 12 Los Angeles districts and reassigns lines in San Diego Orange Alameda San Francisco and Santa Clara counties. A $4.14 billion Senate budget is being reconciled with an Assembly version $3.6 million lower. The Petris tax reform proposal would raise more than 250 million annually but has little chance in its current form. A federal court ruling requires a July 1 population based redraw. experts call the present bill questionable constitutionality.
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Feyre quadruplets mother welcomes baby boy in Holyoke
The Feyre family reports Mary Feyre, 39, and her newborn son are doing well at Providence Hospital Holyoke. The Feyres previously welcomed two boys and two girls in March 1981, bringing the total ten children at home, as father Raymond 42 expresses relief and joy.
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Quinn Loses Ship in South Pacific Tragedy
Lee Quinn a 37 year old adventurer from Los Gatos California and three young crew members were aboard the 44 foot ketch Neophyte when the 4000 ton coastal freighter Woomera struck and sank it off Sydney harbor. They were rescued by the freighter’s lifeboat after about 30 minutes in the water and treated for abrasions and shock.
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Peggy March Wins German Song Festival Title
Baden Baden Germany Peggy March a Lansdale Pennsylvania girl aged 17 won top honors at the German song festival Sunday. She sang in German You Sit Dream at 17 the only slow number and drew prolonged audience applause.
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Commonwealth leaders seek distance from U S Viet Nam policy
London talks open with African and Asian leaders demanding a clear stance by the Commonwealth against U S Viet Nam policy. Rhodesia democracy, British Labor rule, and nonaligned calls for peace negotiations figure among tensions. Leaders press for the bloc to disown U S policy and push for an independent path.
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Mao Announces Nuclear Tests Plans in China
AP reports from Tokyo that Mao Tse tung told an Indonesian official Beijing plans its third and fourth nuclear tests, confirming renewed bomb test activity. The Japan News Agency Kyo do quoted the remarks today, indicating a widening nuclear program.
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