Weather Corner Temp rise seen for tomorrow with gentle winds
A rise in temperature is forecast for tomorrow with gentle afternoon winds. Lows tonight near 32. Temperatures rise to near or above normal across Northern California through Wednesday, with fair conditions in Central California. Coastal and bay areas warm Friday through Saturday, with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs in the 90s to low 100s in the Sacramento and San Joaquin regions. Monterey Bay and Santa Barbara coastal areas expected brisk west winds up to 18 knots and mild humidity inland.
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Tide Tables for July 1 Bataturday
Tide tables and light figures compiled for the day at Ft. Print. Provides times of sunrise and sunset, high and low tides, with notes on am and pm designations. Includes light and dark figures for daily tidal expectations and weather context.
Weather Log Fragments From Various Cities
A reader submits a fragmented temperature log listing multiple U.S. cities with terse weather notes. Entries show clear or cloudy skies, with inconsistent or garbled temperature figures appended to many locations. readable items include Albany Atlanta Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Indianapolis Kansas City Las Vegas Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Portland Salt Lake City St Louis Spokane Tampa Washington and more, each with varying conditions.
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Atlanta
Bismarck
Bolton
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
West Helena
Indianapolis
An Dumeau
Kansas City
Las
Portland
Raph City
Rend
Salt Lake City
St Louis
Beattie
Spokane
Tampa
Washington
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Kidnap Slayer Hunt Widens to 34 States
BUFFALO AP report describes a nationwide hunt for the kidnap slayer blamed for the death of a boy named Andy. Investigators report hundreds of tips and a newly described suspect, a woman questioned in Amherst then released, as the search broadens beyond New York.
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Deelaw Pack
Andy
Amherst
Sven
Jared Atdy
Rid
Republican Governors Weld Ties in Informal Alliance
HONOLULU AP Republicans governors plan an informal pact to advise and consult on policy. Hawaii Governor William J. Quinn said the idea grew from the Bard annual Governors Conference meetings that closed Wednesday. They aim to meet and confer periodically and may reconvene next fall for broader talks on policy and mental health.
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Nnion
William J. Quinn
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Hopeful Note Ship Strike Talks Progressing
AP reports speeded efforts in ship strike talks as President Kennedy's fact finding group and NMU reach tentative progress with shipping companies and the American Merchant Marine Institute. Officials say wage and benefit increases may be approved while plans study liberty issues for ships in port.
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Jore
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Fapors International Vaive
Marine Engineers Beneficial Associaion
Rain Dampens Much of Nation
A weather summary from the Associated Press notes scattered rain across the United States. Thunderstorms affected the Northwest plains, Montana, and the Dakotas with thundershowers reaching Wisconsin. Maine saw clearer skies aside from brief overcast. Temperatures remained largely normal.
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Montana
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Wisconsin
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NEA Studies Strike Use In Pay Talks
The NEA weighs strike as leverage in pay negotiations amid a divided national mood. Teachers’ union leaders emphasize that strikes are a last resort to secure better salaries and resources, while opponents urge restraint.
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Peninsula probe sparks grand jury session details
Seventy five members of the San Mateo Committee and four East Palo Alto residents were summoned to a special San Mateo County Grand Jury session Thursday night. Officials declined to discuss the topic or outcomes, citing secrecy rules and ongoing inquiries.
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Ivesty Tien
Chrysler, UAW enter wage talks with tied annual raise
DETROIT AP says Chrysler and the United Auto Workers begin bargaining on new wage contracts as Chrysler, the only red automaker among the big three, seeks to shift to annual, automatic raises and a cost-of-living escalator. The UAW demands ground-breaking terms, including plant-relocation disputes and sustained concessions while Ford and GM negotiate parallel deals.
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Red Subversion Probe Vies Viet Nam Question
The Red subversion probe body in South Vietnam weighs Communist Poland’s objections and asks about the Red influence in the region. The group, set up by high command, oversees tracing the north and a pro West government under sovereignty questions.
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LeMay Takes AF Command as White Leaves
President Kennedy swears in General Curtis E. LeMay as chief of staff of the Air Force at the White House. The farewell for General Walter C. White is held at Andrews Air Force Base with about 1,000 airmen present and Secretary of Defense McNamara in attendance.
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New U S push for sanctions on Portugal
The United Nations, urged by Nehru and other leaders, seeks economic sanctions against Portugal over the Atlantic war. The General Assembly and Security Council condemn Portugal for repression in Angola and its actions in Africa. The U S is examining committees tied to Portugal and the territory.
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Angoly Afrian
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Surprize-Foto Candidate 34 Ad Offers Drawn Portraits
An ad invites readers to have their photo published in the paper with a chance to win prize drawings. It mentions Elsie’s and Blisie’s Camera Trailer promotions, urging readers to submit portraits for inclusion.
Almanac Today Sees June 30 1911 Historical Notes
Almanac entry for Friday June 30 1911 notes the 18th day with 184 remaining, moon nearing last quarter. It lists events: 1834 Congress created the Department of Indian Affairs. 1879 Welter Hampden born in Brooklyn. 1950 Truman ordered U.S. troops in Japan to Korea. 1958 Senate approved Alaska statehood. 1960 Congo independence ceremony in Leopoldville. Voltaire quote adds thought for today.
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