California Weather Summary for Valleys and Bay Area
A broad forecast through Wednesday shows little temperature change in most regions. Highs mostly in the 50s to 70s with coastal fog inland and scattered thunderstorms in mountains. Winds mostly light to moderate from the west to northwest, with cooler nights, and lingering fog near the coast for the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Three Nation Pledges Recorded at U N Security Council
The Soviet Union United States and Britain pledged to rally the U N Security Council against any nuclear threat to nations renouncing nuclear weapons as 10 members were counted on to back a three power resolution. France Brazil Algeria India and Pakistan were expected to abstain and the vote set for Wednesday would pass with 17 yes. Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov Lord Caradon and Ambassador Goldberg announced the pledges after the General Assembly approved a treaty requiring nonnuclear signers to forebear nuclear arms.
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U.N. Generwal Assembly
Obituaries Notice for several Bay Area Residents
South County obituaries list Winfield Francia Clark 74 of Castrol Arthur Jacobsen 54 of Dublin died June 15 services planned June 24 at 1 p m. Oak Chapel of the Valley Castro Valley and Walnut Creek. Raymond Gercle 25 of San Leandro died May 26 mass Thursday. Ramone S. Roderick died June 37 memorials at Memorial Chapel Hayward Fremont under Brothers Mortuary.
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Fire department log for South County area 24 hours
Fire calls across Southern Alameda County report grass fires, car tires, and residential alarms. Incidents include Castro Valley high school and San Leandro addresses with multiple grass fires and resuscitation calls, plus false alarms and a house fire noted in Fremont and Newark entries.
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Ean Ave
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Christianson Lane
San Lorenzo
Jama Arroyo High School
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Rolando Aves House
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Ems Central Avenue
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Grimmer Boulevard
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Births In South County At Eden Hospital
Birth notices from Eden Hospital and Kaiser Hospital list numerous families in Hayward Castro Valley Fremont Newark Alameda and surrounding areas announcing births on June 14 to June 18. Names include Levi Abbott Radaker Mendenhall Collins Randucchi Riche Young Thatcher Deanda Ross Wolley Rice Flanigan Perry and others with addresses in Casita Valley Hayward Castro Valley Fremont and Alameda.
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Sycemore
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Grove Way
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Buona Vista
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Robints Ave
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Tyrrell Ave
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Anset St
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Meek Ave
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Rut Road
Reluctant Soldier Sentenced To Prison In AWOL Case
John C. Wells, a 23 year old who argues he is not legally a soldier, was sentenced by a general court martial in San Francisco to at least one year of hard labor for AWOL and refusing service. The Army expects a one year term after local review within a month. Wells, an UC Berkeley honors graduate drafted in 1964, faced potential eight years, and his ACLU attorney seeks court action to force Army to justify the trial.
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University of California
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Army Plans Missile Sites In Los Angeles Area
The Army hopes to install missiles with nuclear warheads at two locations in the Los Angeles region as part of the Sentinel defense system to counter Communist China’s hydrogen bomb threat. Maj. Gen. James R. Winn, head of the Sixth Region, Army Air Defense Command, announced the selection Monday.
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Propane Cars Trial Tests Smog Approach in City
Abernathy campaign leader and Los Angeles officials plan a six month test of propane fuel in city cars to reduce smog. Ten cars will be updated with fuel tanks vaporizers and carburetors. 28 of 30 motel rooms are canceled as redevelopment continues. Twenty seven mules mentioned in the fragment.
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Poor Demonstrators Meet Three Agencies Rebuffed
Reported from Washington AP protesters seeking access to government officials were denied at three agencies. Campaign leaders moved mass action plans while demonstrating groups faced doors closed and unscheduled meetings canceled amid a tense political frame.
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Poor People's Campaign Struggles With Goals and Arrests
On the eve of a planned high visibility event, the Poor People’s Campaign appears distant from its original aims amid mass arrests and internal disputes. Core leaders, including Abernathy and Williams, note limited concessions and focus shifts toward government agencies, bogging down civil disobedience plans.
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Ralph David Abernathy
Resurrection City
Marlin Luther King
Lion
Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Hosea Williams
Congress
Poor People Plan Caravans Rally To Sacramento Capitol
In Sacramento a mass march from the Bay Area and San Joaquin Valley caravan leaders plan to arrive Wednesday. Local officials warn no loitering at the Capitol and grant permission for a rally on the west steps as caravans from Oakland and Francisco join supporters for a coordinated capital city event.
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