Weather Corner Forecast for Northern California and Valleys
Five day forecast through June 26 covering Northern and Central California with scattered Sierra thunderstorms and above normal inland highs. Bay Area mostly fair with morning fog, slight warm weekend. Sacramento Valley very warm to 105, light afternoon winds. Mt Shasta and Klamath region mostly fair with afternoon clouds and possible storms. Salinas and Salinas Valley show warm Saturday and NW winds after noon. Santa Clara Valley mildly warmer with coastal fog inland mornings.
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Ikeda Sees Value in U S Japanese Ties After Visit
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda wrapped up his Washington trip with President Kennedy and U S leaders, saying three days reinforced the close world role of the United States and Japan. Secretary of State Dean Rusk echoed the view, calling the visit a high point in U S Japan relations as Ikeda and his wife prepared to fly to New York for engagements with the United Nations and Dag Hammarskjold.
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Ship Strike Probe By U S Requested
Randolph L Sevier president of Matson Navigation Co says the federal government must enter the crippling maritime strike for fact finding. He returns from New York calling negotiations hopelessly deadlocked and warns the West Coast service could be at risk if the strike continues.
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Surprize-Foto Candidate 28 and Elsie in the Spotlight
A fragmented ad style piece describes Surprize Photographer activity in stores and a hinted “Borden Belle” contest tied to Elsie. Mentions milk products dissolving in water, thrifty drinks, and a glimpse of a Starke area promotional reach. References to Elsie, Borden, and local imagery appear without clear events or dates.
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Fresno Girl Top Talent Contestant Featured at Miss California
The Fresno contestant Susa Ann Tenyaon won talent night at the Miss California Pageant, singing Lorelli. She is a 19 year old College sophomore from Fresno with red hair and freckles, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneh Henryson.
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Thieves Take Rocket Bolts At Rialto Storage
The Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports that potentially dangerous explosive rocket bolts were stolen from a Rialto storage bunker over the weekend. A spokesman said the bolts were used in second stages of rockets and could be set off by a sharp blow, though they are designed to trigger by an electrical signal.
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Ethel Waters Reported As Broke and Happy
Pasadena report says Ethel Waters, renowned Broadway and film star and author, is broke yet content living with a Panamanian family. She claims a bad heart and expresses fearless faith, recalling a fortune once held and a life of unlearned wealth, while affirming happiness in hardship.
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Los Angeles Mirror
Feeling Fine JFK Hosts Ikeda at White House
President Kennedy, reportedly feeling fine despite a viral infection, greeted Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda at the White House. He walked with a slight limp and planned a partial upstairs office stay, receiving Ikeda and signaling a limited schedule while resting in his rooms.
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de ‘Trovell
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Holiday weekend tolls in July fourth period rise to feared totals
Chicago readers are told that 450 to 480 deaths may occur during the July 4 weekend, with the National Safety Council awaiting a precise figure. The piece notes holiday crash rates have fallen over time, despite high publicity. AP surveys before major holidays compare identical time spans and days, showing holiday fatalities often exceed nonholiday weekends, highlighting ongoing safety concerns and media attention.
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Professor Fails To Get Parking Fees Ruling
Eureka AP report says Humboldt County Superior Court Judge W G Watson Jr denied Dr J E Householder a victory in the campus parking fee dispute. The court ruled state education authorities lack power to charge faculty and staff parking off campus and ordered a permanent injunction. Householder, backed by HSC faculty and the Association of California State College Professors, had appealed after his January 1960 arrest. State A G official indicated an appeal.
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Humboldt County
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Humboldt State College
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