Weather whips San Francisco Bay Area and valleys
Overcast with drizzle tonight and Wednesday. Cooler conditions to follow with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs reach 66 in San Francisco and 62 in Oakland with lows 50 to 55. Northern regions show cloud cover, possible rain by evening in Shasta-Siskiyou, Sierra Nevada cloudy with possible thunderstorms, Sacramento Valley fair then cooler, San Joaquin Valley mostly fair with some thunder chances, Salinas and Monterey Bay mixed skies, and Santa Clara Valley fair with morning overcast.
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Tide Tables Snapshot for Wednesday June 13
Readable tide table fragment notes times and sunset details for Wednesday June 13. Mentions low tides near 0.2 feet and 3B figures, with sunset around 5:36 PM and references to dark figures and leading indicators.
Temperatures in Southern Alameda County
Yesterday saw a high temperature reported in Southern Alameda County while today’s low is noted. The brief forecast continues to show variable conditions across the region with expected cool morning lows and warmer afternoon highs.
Tomatoes First Grown As Decorative Plants, Believed Poisonous
In a historical note, tomatoes were initially cultivated for decoration rather than eating. Early observers warned the fruit could be poisonous, reflecting cautious attitudes toward new foods and garden trends of the era.
Thousands Flee Kansas Flood Amid River Rampage
The Arkansas River flood forced over 4 000 people from Dodge City Larned Great Bend and Garden City as waters rose to historic levels after heavy rains in Colorado and Kansas. Officials warned the crest could exceed 1942 and 1951 highs while sandbags protected storefronts and residents evacuated widespread areas. Governor John A. Love called it Colorado's greatest natural disaster and considered a special flood relief session.
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New Judge Appointed In Ruby Case
Dallas AP report says Judge Louis Holland of Montague Texas was appointed to take over further trial court proceedings in the Jack Ruby case. He succeeds Judge Joe B Brown who asked to be removed from the contro versial case. The appointment was announced by Judge Dallas A Blankenship of the Dallas County 1st Administrative Judicial District. The case has seen multiple defense counsels fired as tempers rose amid disputes among lawyers. Ruby, operator of a Dallas striptease shop, shot Lee Harvey Oswald, accused Kennedy assassin, on November 24, 1963.
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Native Daughters Open Confab in Santa Cruz
The 7th Grand Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West opened in Santa Cruz with about 600 women in attendance. Delegates from California parlors attend the four day convention amid formal ceremonies and local participation.
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Almanac Highlights From June 22 1965 Chronology
United Press International notes history events on this day: birth of Anne Morrow Lindbergh in 1907. Key moments include Joe Louis winning the heavyweight title in 1937 at Comiskey Park, France falling in 1940, Germany invading Russia in 1941, and the 1948 Detroit riot with 34 fatalities.
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Search For Lost Pair Continues In Death Valley
Rescue teams pressed round the clock searches for two divers missing in Devil's Hole. David Rose, 20, and Paul Giancontieri, 19, failed to surface after a midnight Sunday dive. Fresh divers arrived to relieve ten exhausted searchers as authorities in Death Valley National Monument warned the chances of a safe recovery were slim. Additional divers from Pacific Northwest and Los Angeles areas aided the effort. Devil's Hole lies north of Death Valley.
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AMA Debates Boycott of Federal Health Plan
In New York the AMA House of Delegates hears 10 boycott resolutions as 80 speakers dispute policy on joining a pending federal health care program. The group moves toward a final decision after Congress acts, while Dr James Z Appel argues boycott would be unethical. The bill would fund hospital and nursing home care for the elderly under Social Security.
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West of Las Vegas Deep Desert Fissure Stilled by Warm Water
A deep fissure on the desert floor west of Las Vegas Nevada is reported stilled by warm water filling the crevice. The feature lies in a dry, arid landscape and draws attention from nearby researchers and observers.
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Royal Wedding Plans Slated
In The Hague the Dutch government will decide next Friday in a full Cabinet session on Crown Princess Beatrix and Claus Von Amsberg engagement plans. The government will consult all ten parliamentary parties before a royal wedding approval is sought from both government and Parliament.
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