Corner Fair Through Tomorrow With Patchy Morning Fog
Weather summary for the region notes fair conditions through tomorrow with patchy morning fog and little temperature change. Tonight’s lows range 46 to 52 with westerly winds. temperatures across districts vary from mid 60s to mid 70s, light to moderate breezes, and a mix of partly cloudy to fair skies.
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Temperatures Yesterday's High and Today's Low Temperatures
Yesterday reached a high of unknown degrees while today’s low was reported as unknown. The brief weather note provides only incomplete temperature data.
Tide Tables for Wednesday June 16
Tide tables list Liw tidet for Wednesday June 16 with sunrise at 2:47 and sunset at 3:34. The text shows high and low water figures and reference to light and dark figures used for calculations.
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Abe
FTC Hires $20,000 Lawyer to Fight Consumer Fraud
The FTC plans a nationwide push with $20,000 salary for one more lawyer to aid 30 state attorneys general. The move aims to curb losses from consumer frauds and rackets, including worthless vending machine franchises. California could trigger joint actions with shared details and cooperative campaigns.
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United P Ress International
Oldsters
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Slayer of UC Scientist Hunted
The body of William Dowd 25 UCSD geochemist was found in his blood spattered apartment in San Diego. Police said the killer used a sand wedge golfer club and Dowd died of multiple skull fractures. Dowd had studied nitrous oxide and may have revealed clues about life on other planets. Dowd planned to marry Peggy Marie McNally 27. she reported Dowd left her Saturday night. Authorities believe a violent struggle occurred as evidence of a rummaged apartment was found.
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University of California At San Diego
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Dowd
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Pasadena
Harmon Craig
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Nine Bays
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Leo McNally
John P. Scripps
JG Mapapera
Miss McNally
Center of World Trade
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Artful Carlos Bee Guides California Assembly With Gentle Persuasion
Sacramento report profiles Carlos Bee Speaker Pro Tempore of the California Assembly. Bee’s calm humor and firm presence keep sessions brisk and orderly during long days, while his family tradition and career in Hayward politics color his leadership. He emphasizes constituent service and practical bills on wages and welfare study.
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One Man Show For Graduate
AP reports Alexander Malahoff waited while 1,727 University of Hawaii graduates received degrees but his name was not called. Monday he held a private commencement with his family and university officials present as he received his Doctor of Philosophy degree after an apology from President Thomas Hamilton.
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University of Hawaii
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Thomas H. Hamilton
Nalahoff
Hamilton
Surgery Shuts Here in Heart Shuts Here in Heart
A two hour open heart surgery in Palo Alto removed an obstruction and closed a hole in the heart of Michael Potter two months old, son of Napa City Councilman Lars Potter. Doctors used heart lung machine support through the delicate procedure.
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Michael Potter
Napa City
Lars Potter
Lynda Bird Joins in Grasshopper Digging Arizona
Lynda Bird Johnson joins 21 Arizona University summer field school students at Grasshopper Fort Apache Reservation for a full digging day directed by Dr. Raymond Thompson. The group, under sunlit 6,000 foot altitude, carefully sift each shovelful to catalog artifacts dating to 1350 A.D as part of an archaeological study planned near Cihecue.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
University of Arizona
Fort Apache Indian Reservation
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Udall
Arizona
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Goddard
Cihecue
U.S
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