Weather Corner Fair Through Wednesday Across Regions
Weather summary reports overcast conditions in the San Francisco Bay Area and coastal sections through Wednesday with fair afternoons. Temperatures include San Francisco 61 and Oakland 63 today, Salinas Valley highs 65-76 near Salinas, and Paso Robles 85. Winds vary by region 5 to 25 knots offshore and 10 to 15 mph inland.
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Temperatures Report for Southern Alameda County
Yesterday recorded a high temperature and today shows a low in Southern Alameda County. The brief climate bulletin notes regional warmth yesterday and cooler conditions anticipated today across the area.
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Measure Challenged on California Republican Convention Rules
Oakland AP report states a Superior Court temporary writ blocks a new method for selecting delegates to the Republican state convention. Judge Donald Quayle ordered Gov Brown and state officials to show cause by July 10 why the writ should not stay in effect. The August convention in Sacramento may be affected as John Birch Society member Jack Azavedo of Contra Costa County challenges the urgency and constitutionality of the measure increasing delegates from five to eight.
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Rights Workers Stepped Up Search For Missing trio
The search for three civil rights workers—James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner—expanded after Mrs. Schwerner visited the White House and President Johnson directed authorities to increase the effort. About 500 volunteers were asked to join the search in the Mississippi hill country east of Meridian where they vanished June 21 while traveling from jail in Philadelphia to visit one of the men.
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Forest Fire Near Mano County Burning Hundreds of Acres
A 300 man firefighting force plus 90 Marines and 50 California inmates battled a forest fire along Robinson Creek in Toiyabe National Forest southwest of Mano County town. Four planes from Sonora aided air drops while helicopters surveilled rough terrain. Authorities expected containment that day if winds stayed calm. A separate search with Navy sailors and state wardens probed rivers for missing youths amid a wide circulars push by the FBI.
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Pakistan to Build Two Nuclear Plants by 1970
Rawalpindi AP reports Pakistan will have two nuclear power plants by 1970. One plant in West Pakistan will have 132 megawatts, and the second of 100 megawatts will be at Roopur in East Pakistan.
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Almanac Today June 30 1964 Historical Highlights
Almanac note recalls the day with celestial signs and events. Highlights include Hitler starting his purge in 1934, Truman moving U.S. troops to Korea in 1950, Alaska statehood in 1958, and Congo's 1960 republic formation. Mann quotes about opinions survive only when given a chance to fight.
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U.S. Reaches Broader NATO Nuclear Information Pact
President Johnson approves a new NATO atomic information agreement expanding the scope of data shared with alliance members. The pact supersedes a 1957 setup, aims to strengthen nuclear defense and allied participation, and requires 30 days’ congressional notice before effect. It allows wider sharing of information while keeping restricted data off limits.
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CORE To Picket GOP Conclave
CORE called for protests at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco listing demands on civil rights, school integration, housing, and wage goals. Norman Hill warned of civil disobedience contingent on the convention's actions, with similar push planned for the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City.
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Temperatures Continue High Amid Widespread Rainfall
Light rain and thundershowers fell across scattered regions from Gulf states to Missouri and northern New England. Unseasonably high temperatures persisted in the central United States. Rain amounts were generally light, with Hill City Kansas recording 1.60 inches.
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Brewers Pact Ends 49 Day Beer Strike Lockout
After a three hour delay, Teamsters and the California Brewers Association signed a three year contract in San Francisco ending a 49 day strike that idled seven major plants. Workers had planned to resume work as bottling and brewing workers reviewed the offer which included a 1412 cent per hour raise and fringe benefits.
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Convention Problems Long Balloting Possible
The Republican party plans for an extra day at its San Francisco convention if balloting lasts. William Miller announced a four day schedule starting July 1 with a possible fifth day at Cow Palace. Key addresses by Eisenhower Nixon Hoover and Hatfield frame July 13 14 15 and 16 with nominations and balloting for president and vice president and acceptance speeches to conclude Friday.
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Kennedy says no conspiracy in JFK killing
Robert F. Kennedy told a Krakow audience that his brother, the assassinated president, was not a victim of conspiracy or communism. He said Oswald acted alone, a lone misfit whose alleged communist beliefs did not motive the murder.
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California Delegation Snubs Scranton in California
California Republicans reject Gov. Scranton's bid to woo eight delegates from Goldwater. Secretary of State Frank Jordan calls Scranton’s approach a futile move and supports Goldwater to win the nomination. Jordan notes Goldwater’s strong statewide primary win and accuses Scranton of late candidacy.
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Hearing Called On Tax Appraisers Inheritance Tax Plan
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly Ways and Means Committee called a hearing in Los Angeles for July on proposed legislation to place state inheritance tax appraisers under civil service. Chairman Robert W. Crown said he will resist using the hearing to revive charges from the recent primary campaign. The committee will hear Assemblyman William T. Bagley’s 1964 bill, with the analyst recommending changes to the current system in every session since 1945.
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