Weather Corner predicts warm, hazy days statewide
A forecast shows a slight rise in temperatures with mostly fair skies in the state. Lows range from the low 50s to mid 50s with coastal fog and night fog in some areas, northwest winds notable in several regions and scattered afternoon heat inland, with highs in the 70s to mid 100s across California.
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Monterey Bay Area
Nixon Tackles Kennedy Tour and U S Resolve
Former Vice President Richard Nixon opened a nationwide speaking tour with a sharp critique of Kennedy administration policy and a call for stronger U S action on Cuba Laos Berlin. He urged optimism grounded in facts and warned against wavering power. Weather and city listings followed.
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Jonan San Reyno
San Francisco
Smathers Urges Action on Cuba at Citrus Mutual Meeting
Sen George Smathers told the Winter Haven Florida audience that the United States must act against Castro in Cuba or risk losing Latin American respect. He urged decisive action in the Cuban situation to restore U S influence and friendship with Latin nations.
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Tide Tables Thurday a3 Time Height Weigh Sunrise Five Seven
Tide tables show sunrise at 5 07 and a 34 pm twilight. references to dark figures, fires at Fh, and points SF appear as garbled notes.
Diplomatic clash over Czechoslovak spy case at UN
United States presented a note to Dag Hammarskjold accusing Czechoslovakia of pressuring a diplomat Miroslav Naevaluac in Washington. Prague denied charges while noting the case and potential arbitration. The dispute centers on Naevaluac, an admitted Czech intelligence official in the United States, and alleged meetings with a language instructor in California.
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Grisholm
ASB
Brown Tailed GOP Truth Squad Attacks Brown Record
Republican critics challenge Gov. Brown’s Report to the People as a sterile record, while Kennedy praises the governor’s 1961 legislative success. Brown touts a balanced budget and major social gains, but GOP leaders say he omits regulations on urban issues, narcotics, highway safety, and small business relief. Leaders in San Bernardino Riverside note a strong but contested Democratic showing.
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Los Angeles
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D-San Diesa
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Jeanna
Surprize-Foto Candidate Seeks Borden Belle Title
The item describes a contest or attraction linked to Elsie the Borden Belle, promising a photo opportunity and a camera trailer appearance. It hints at publicity for participants, with mention of Elsie drawing attention and potential publication of readers' pictures in relation to Borden’s milk products.
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Daly
Will Fisie
Work Stoppage Entangles Dockers’ Longshore Protest
NEW YORK AP Hundreds of longshoremen joined a work stoppage amid a larger maritime strike, paralyzing harbor operations. ILA leaders cited unclear issues while planning a rally at Battery Park, as 85,000 maritime workers and about 14,000 ships were involved in the six day action. Federal mediators described the strike as unusually confused and complex. Thomas Gleason, ILA organizer, said dock workers are central to the dispute as major passenger liners from Europe bound for the port.
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Sea Ma] Jung
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Almanac Today Facts and History Notes
The Almanac Today for Wednesday June 21 notes the 172nd day of the year with 193 to go in 196L, the moon in first quarter, and visible planets Venus Jupiter Saturn and Mars. It recalls events like the 1788 Constitution taking effect and Lou Gehrig’s diagnosis in 1939 as well as Churchill comments on dictators riding tigers.
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