California Forecast For Coastal and Valleys Regions
Forecast covers California regions with temperatures, winds, and conditions. Inland nights, coast fog, and inland highs noted. Key areas include Southern Alameda, Northern and Central California, Sacramento Valley, Salinas Valley, Monterey Bay Area, Napa and Sonoma Valleys, Santa Rosa Plain, and Western California with fair to partly cloudy conditions and seasonal winds.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Great Basin
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
Plains
Francisco Bay
Issoan
Alameda
San Francisco
Hayward
California
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Brees
Sierra Revada
Mendey
Sacramenta
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
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Gente
Salinas Valley
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Las Vagos
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Tidetable and sunrise details for Monday June 26
A fragmentary tide table and sunrise note for Monday June 26, showing early morning light and related nautical timing. The readable items mention sunrise and a small portion of a tide table labeled Monday.
Patrol program gains approval from students and staff
Mounts For Police Patrol continues from page 1p impating high schools Saint Leandro High Marina High and Pacific High are evaluating the program. John Searle Marina High dean of boys says students are signed up through September. Barker and a pair of early riders coordinate scheduling for upcoming participants through the summer. Principals Lindsay and Vassar report positive results with no complaints from parents.
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Sain Leandro T High
Marina High
Pacific
John Searle
Joul
Searle
Forrest Lindsay
Martin
Lindsay
Lindsid
Jack Vassar
Leandra High School
Vassar
Fragmented local transit schedule fragment from South County
OCR fragment describes hourly departents in Southern Alameda County near Fairview and Pierce including times like 4:30 pm and 7:12 pm. Mentions locations such as Sunset Hugh School and Portmouth with streets like Morine and Luvena Drive. Details are incomplete and several names are garbled.
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Alameda County
Fairview
Mauda Ava
Montgomery Si
Russell Way
Resus
Sunset Hugh School
False Aaron
Pit Fairway Park Center
Estis Citater
Peothill Boulevard
Arass
Bim
Shyameke
Portmouth
AM Ava
Srana
Luvena Drive
Jawatamawe
Morine
Soap Box Derby Run In Fremont
A Fremont man was arrested on burglary and reckless driving charges after a four mile chase that began when Alameda County detectives saw him steal a box of soap from a supermarket in Newark. He allegedly sped through a residential zone at 0 to 120 mph, forcing cars into a field and a curb, before being subdued in his garage by Medina after a pursuit ending at his Fremont home. His diminutive pregnant wife was detained for interfering with police.
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Wremont
Fremont
Newark
Alameda County
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Schembari
Medina
Ila
Schembar
Edward Schuthari
Polish Red Confers with Viets and Police Chase
A dramatic pursuit ended when detectives chased Kenneth Be Schembral 20 of Fremont to Jarvis Road. Richard Medina joined the chase as the suspect sped up to 120 mph on the freeway toward Manzy Avenue. Linda Mae Schembari, 17, aided by Zenon Kliszko and police, involved in a controversial incident tied to North Vietnamese talks in Moscow. The dispatch described Polish military aid to North Vietnam and ongoing tension between Warsaw and Washington over the Vietnam conflict.
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Kenneth BE. Schembarl
Duvall Court
Fremont
Jarvis Road
Richard Medina
Nimite Freeway
Manzy Avenue
Pir Slice
Warsa‘y
Poland
Linda Mae
Politbureau
Zenon Schembari
Kliszko
North
Lie
Vietnam
Bari
Linda Schembari
Moscow
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Ksiszko
Schembari
Tajhe
Met
Ho Chi Minh
Pap Hanni
Hanoi
Communist and Workers Party
North Vietnam
Wlady
Slaw Gomulka
United States
Obser i Jeer
Anguilla Faces Invasion Amid British Troops Clash
Arab guerrillas attacked British forces in Anguilla's Crater town with mortars rifles and grenades as islanders declared independence. Three Arabs, including a Yemeni woman, died and five were wounded while no British casualties were reported. The violence followed days of ambushes by the National Labour Front and threats of further bloodshed as authorities sealed off the district.
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Aden
APL
Nationallahoraton Front
Cratertown
Officials urge handover of Aden security to federal army
Officials and ministers from the federal supreme council urged him to transfer internal security of Aden state to the federal army, seeking centralized control and stability amid rising tensions and security concerns.
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Federal Supreme Council
Aden
Car Crash Near Fremont City Limits Injures Five
A rural Fremont area crash on the Nimitz Freeway near Dixon Road hospitalized a man, woman, two San Jose residents, and a baby. The group was listed in serious condition after the collision near the Fremont city limit in Alameda County California.
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Fremont
San Jose
Washington
Alameda
Callifornia
Nimitz Freeway
Dixon Road
Fremont City
Fim
Vite
Woman And Baby Hurt In Car Crash On Freeway Divider
Marjorie Thompson an 18 month old received internal injuries when a car driven by Cheryl Townsend 22 struck the freeway divider and a steel sign post the driver also sustaining multiple fractures in the collision authorities reported Tuesday in the city incident scene notes
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Marjorie Thompson
Cheryl Townsend
Pam Feener In Top 10 Beauties
Miss Pam Feener Miss San Leandro was among 40 Miss California finalists last night but did not place. Karen Purcell from Fresno State won the title and the bid to Miss America in Atlantic City. Purcell, 22, 5 feet 7 inches, 124 pounds, won the talent contest with I Have Confidence.
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Santa Gruz
Pam Feener
San Leandro
Purcell
Garage Blaze Damages Bergstrom Home in San Leandro
A fire at the Bergstroms garage on Cranbrook Street caused about 5000 dollars in damage yesterday morning. Fire crews contained the blaze after finding a barrel with grass cuttings and suspect spontaneous combustion. Most damage was in the garage with extensive roof burn to the house.
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Leandro
Cranbrook
House
Aurora Drive
Reed Ave
San Lorenzo
Ave
Mauberl
Emmy Masson San Jei
Shinn Read
Arass
Livermore
Patie T
San Leanqro
Einar Bergstrom
Cranbrook St
Ergstrams
Neuse
Hussein Arrives For UN Meeting
Hussein of Jordan arrived at Kennedy Airport en route to address the United Nations General Assembly. Sources said he planned to speak for Jordan and the Arab world, stressing the Palestinian refugee plight and seeking Arab bloc backing, while describing a cautious, high-stakes diplomacy around postwar Middle East policy.
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New York
UPI
Kingyhope
Hussein
Jordan
Ani
Joward
de Gaulle
Salut-lrade
Paris
Royal Hussein
UPY injJordanian Airlines
Rome
Amman
U.N
David L.t
Kennedy
Arch
Dugas
General Assembly
Jordan River
West Bank
Mansfield and Dodd Ethics Code Debate Intensifies
Washington AP report on Senate leaders and lawmakers reacting to the Thomas Dodd censure. Senator Mansfield urges a simple ethics code for all senators and staff, while Senator Long notes there are no formal conduct rules yet.
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Washington
Mike Marsfieldte
Montana
Senate
Thomas d.1
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Mansfield
Lenion Stennis
D-Miss
Russell B. Long
D-La
Stearns Committee
Commission Warns Of Rising Crime For Years to Come
Washington AP reports the President’s crime commission warned the nation should expect higher reported crime in coming years. Undersecretary Nicholas Katzenbach urged new crime prevention and control measures. The panel urged a National Criminal Justice Statistics Center to shed accurate data, noting current figures are misleading and hinder effective fighting crime. The group linked ghetto deprivation to riots like the 1915 Wade eruption as a call to address root causes. Executive director James Vorenberg tied the report to pending anticrime legislation and the safety streets and crime control bill, which aims to fund urban crime reduction efforts.
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Washington
President’s Crime Commission
Nicholas Katzenbael
Commission On Law, Enforcement and Administration
James Vorenberg
Commission
Johnson
World Leaders Meet in Summit Shackled by Public Silence
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin begin talks with limited public record and no joint communique. Rusk McNamara Rostow in New York and Washington await progress while Johnson seeks private, substantive discussions. The session features informal, businesslike dialogue between the two leaders.
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Rusk
Stabert
McNamara
Wall W. Rostow
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Rosdow
Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
Kosygin
Sim Ip
L'Yon
Kesquitt
Learthy
Reagan Cites Red Defeat in Global Tensions
Reagan in Great Falls frames Soviet action as a desperate bid to influence events after defeat. He criticizes the Soviet Union’s stance during Johnson Kosygin talks and links it to broader Cold War tensions while rallying Republican fundraising.
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Graat Falls
Mont
California
Ronald Reagan
Johnson
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