Weather Corner: scattered showers across NorCal through Sunday
Weather digest from UPI covering the Bay Area and Northern California. Regions report partly cloudy to fair skies with scattered showers mountain to valley, cooler interiors, and winds 10 to 40 mph. Snow possible above 7000 feet in northern mountains. temperatures mostly in 60s and 70s with cooling tonight into 40s.
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Local Area Weather Forecast for South County
The Weatherman predicts stable temperatures today and tomorrow with tonight’s low around 56 to 63 degrees. Small craft winds are expected from the west at 8 to 40 miles per hour. Readings across the region show highs near 83 in Bohersfield to 79 in Sacramento and 63 in San Francisco with generally clear or partly cloudy skies in most major cities listed.
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Kennedy Civil Rights Session Spreads Leadership Rift
President Kennedy convenes a White House session with Negro and white rights spokesmen and AFL-CIO leaders as tensions rise within the civil rights movement. Attendees include King NAACP Wilkins Farmer Randolph and CORE leaders while Wilkins taxes CORE King and SNCC. Senate hearings on the Kennedy civil rights bill loom amid threats of a major filibuster and a planned August protest march by labor groups.
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Tide Tables Sunday June 23
Tide tables summarize sunrise and sunset. given fragmentary OCR text shows scattered references to dawn and dusk times, with unclear measurements. The readable portion indicates a daily table of tides and solar data for Sunday June 23, but specifics beyond general timing are missing.
Brown's tax plan crushed as California budget sinks
In Sacramento Gov. Brown’s 1963 budget plan collapsed in the Legislature’s dying hours. A slim compromise housing discrimination bill passed at midnight. A scaled back $3.14 billion budget was approved, with no new taxes and losses in school funding and welfare programs. Brown vows a special session July 1 to restart his tax drive.
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Daily Review publisher and offices listed in Hayward area
The Daily Review under The Dolly Leview Inc lists Fler Sparks as president and publisher with Howry A. Walker as executive officer. It shows multiple California offices in Hayward San Leandro Fremont Livermore and Hayward postal details plus subscription rates and mailing information.
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Almanac Today A June 22 historical snapshot
Almanac notes Saturday June 22 1968 as day 173 with 192 to follow. It lists celestial positions Venus Jupiter Saturn with Mars as evening star. It recalls 1870 US Department of Interior creation and osteopathy founder Dr Andrew Taylor Still in 1874. France fell in 1940. Hitler invaded Russia 1941. In 1942 the US post office sent first filmed V mail to soldiers in England. Chaucer quote ends with a time abiding reflection.
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Legislature Ends 12 Day Session Over Tax Plan Dispute
The legislature wrapped a 12 day session after rejecting Gov Brown's tax program and passing a broad budget measure. The enacted plan includes 1.4 billion state government appropriations for the new fiscal year starting July 1 and a mix of bills on housing discrimination, obesity of school funding, and various regulatory and social policies. A special session was announced to begin July 11 to revisit revenue bills.
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New Housing Order May Be Widened
Federal housing officials study widening Kennedy order to include federally financed housing. Mass protests and limited successful probes mark slow progress as regulators consider extending sanctions amid ongoing resistance from builders like Levitt and local political tensions in Maryland and nearby areas.
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Powell Says He Rewrote JFK Pitch For Civil Rights
Powell claims he rewrote half of President Kennedy's civil rights message to Congress. Speaking at a Long Beach banquet, he praised the message as the greatest civil rights statement since the Emancipation Proclamation and announced plans for a Negro leaders summit upon his return to Washington. He endorsed planned Los Angeles demonstrations and urged greater frequency.
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Last Cuba Ransom Ship To Sail
The Maximus sails from Philadelphia to deliver a ransom package to Cuba for 1,113 prisoners. The value of medical supplies and foodstuffs is set at 49,200 dollars, with total ransom estimated at 3 million including packing, insurance, and transportation costs. Donated by 24 U.S. manufacturers, transit was provided free by U.S. firms and Pan American World Airways.
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Woman Questioned In Murder At Hartack Farm
Charles Town police questioned Frances Bryant 45 of Winchester Va after the fatal shooting of William Hartack Sr. at his stucco farm home near Hartack’s ram leading tolis farm. Six shots were fired from a small caliber weapon. Bryant was hospitalized. Hartack’s son, a jockey, was reportedly traveling and unable to comment.
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Australian Prime Minister Menzies to Visit Washington
Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies plans an informal visit to Washington in July as announced by the White House. He will meet President Kennedy, attend a presidential luncheon, and confer with State Department officials before delivering the inaugural Thomas Jefferson memorial orations near Charlottesville, Virginia.
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JFK Kohler Meet Set for Weekend Talks in Bonn
Bonn Germany API Foy Kohler the U S ambassador to Moscow arrives for talks with President Kennedy over the weekend A U S spokesman said Friday the President is due in Bonn Sunday afternoon
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