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National forecast highlights rain in the upper mid Atlantic and northern Plains into the Rockies with showers on the north Pacific coast. Cooler in northern New England, Great Lakes, northern Plains, and northern Rockies. California regions show variable cloudiness, coastal fog, and cooler temperatures with scattered showers possible in higher elevations. San Francisco Bay area and Salinas Valley forecast mixed skies with cooler air and modest winds. Southern California mostly sunny with coastal clouds inland during late night and early morning.
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Indonesia Grants Army Chief Full Powers Until Elections
Indonesia's top constitutional authority unanimously gave broad powers to army chief Lt. Gen. Suharto to run the country until general elections can be held to restore democracy. The decision by the People’s Consultative Assembly ended fears that Sukarno would lose power, with leaders stating Suharto would be given back his full powers.
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Edwards to Face Durkee in Primary Write-In Fight
Edwards pursued a November ballot entry after residency issues kept his name off the ballot. He gathered 2,135 write-in votes in Alameda and 823 in Santa Clara, while Smith posted 402 and 461. Dillenburg and Keiser also drew GOP primary support. Edwards commented that nearly 3,000 votes would signal a strong write-in effort.
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McNamara Says NATO Adjustments Won’t Disable US Defense
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told a Senate subcommittee that NATO defense adjustments forced by France’s de Gaulle will be in no way disabling and may save US taxpayers money. He affirmed the US does not plan to diminish its combat capability in Europe or remove major walls for the Army in present circumstances. He cited sovereign prerogatives and cautioned against bickering among allies while testifying alongside former officials before the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Malitester Optimistic On Tax Cut
Malitester expresses optimism about a tax cut amid Alameda County assessment scandals. The report notes no local property owners facing reduced rates and anticipates city back tax recovery after uncovering assessment irregularities.
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LBJ Honors Viet Heroes
President Johnson awarded Distinguished Unit Citations on Monday to American units that fought in the Opera near Bien Hoa in South Vietnam last November. The citations, in oak leaf clusters, went to the Army's 1st Airborne Battalion 1st Infantry 173d Airborne Brigade and attached units for heroism in battle, with about 400 Viet Cong killed.
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Sleep-In At Alameda Protests Eviction From Estuary Housing
About 150 residents mainly African American occupy a park in Alameda to protest eviction from Estuary Housing Project. They pitch tents with children, led by Mrs Mabel Tatum of Citizens' Committees on Low Income Housing, demanding suitable new quarters and an end to what they call civil rights lethargy.
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Hayward Man Believed Dead After Weekend Fishing Trip
Law enforcement officials search the San Joaquin River delta for the body of Chris Gonzales a 42 year old Hayward man believed drowned during a weekend fishing trip His wife Florence reported he left Saturday and was due back Sunday authorities continue the hunt at daybreak today
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Russia to Buy Canadian Wheat in Major Grain Deal
OVTAWA United States edition reports Russia agreed to pay for about 335 million bushels of Canadian wheat and flour in the largest single sale negotiated by the Canadian Wheat Board. Finance Minister Sharp says the Soviet Union will purchase nine million long tons, concluding nine days of talks in Moscow with Canadian and Soviet ministers.
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Quake Strikes Near Bakersfield Shakes Kern Region
A moderate earthquake was recorded by UC Berkeley seismograph early today about 30 miles south of Bakersfield. The tremor, centered in Kern County, prompted no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
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Demonstrations Prompt County Building Appraisal Controversy
Residents of Hayward Acres accuse county officials of slow action on housing repairs while Hannon and Victor L. Taugher press for health and safety measures. A dispute over building code enforcement and a request for a deficiencies list fuels tension as community groups press for housing solutions and a timely reply.
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Budget Dusts Over Pay Hike For Teachers In Bay Area
The Senate Finance Committee scrutiny blocks a pay increase for teachers in Hayward Unified. The district could only raise salaries next fall by cutting programs or approving an override tax. The plan adds 24 teachers, mainly at junior high and high schools, plus two and a half special education staff, funded by existing levies and potential overrides.
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Paratroops Reinforced In Viet Fight
U S Army airborne cavalry reinforcements joined American paratroopers near Tuy Hoa as clashes with a Communist battalion 240 miles northeast of Saigon intensified. The Viet Cong had 69 known dead with likely higher totals. U S casualties were described as light.
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