Weather Corner predicts fog and drizzle with cool inland
Weather outlook notes high fog with night and morning drizzle through Thursday for the Bay Area and coastal regions. Temperatures range in the 40s to mid 60s, with west to northwest winds 10 to 25 mph and cooler inland. Coastal clearing possible in some areas Friday.
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Thunderstorms Sweep Plains With Large Hail Across Regions
Severe storms moved across the Plains and Midwest, delivering heavy rain and large hail. Reports cited tornado-bearing clouds near Columbia Missouri and Kansas City area, with 60 mile per hour winds, a towering thunderhead, and flash rainfall over parts of Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and Ohio while cool air lagged behind the front.
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Trespassing Convictions Rise in UC Berkeley Sit-Ins
Berkeley protesters face charges after December sit- ins on campus. Defense plans appeals as judges set sentencing for July. Over 700 students were charged, many with trespassing and resisting arrest. outcomes vary with fines and potential jail terms. Mario Savio resigns from classes amid unrest over campus political rules.
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Women are broader than men by small margins study finds
Washington AP reports a Public Health Service survey of nearly 7,000 adults aged 18 to 79 shows women average about 14.4 inches across the seated width, slightly broader than men at 14 inches. The study aims to inform design of equipment in commerce industry military and medicine for safer more comfortable use.
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Economy shows strong April to June gains say commerce chief
Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor told a news conference the US economy advanced solidly in the April June period with new peaks in employment, industrial production and retail sales. He cautioned there was one dim spot the stock market, but smiled at the overall outlook.
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Signs Of Survival In California Family Ferry Disaster
Searchers found footprints a lifejacket and women’s clothing on a deserted beach about 43 miles south of Baja California’s coast, near where a 15 year old girl swam ashore Saturday, reviving hopes four members of the Warren Winter family survived the recent sinking. Denise Winter, the lone survivor in San Diego, recalled her mother’s last words and the family’s ordeal as Coast Guard and local crews search for the missing Mary Beth Winter, Warren Winter, Shereen Winter, and Lance Winter.
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Economy Lagging In Congo Brings Challenges for Growth
Leopoldville Congo marks fifth birthday as politicians boast while the economy remains sickly and under security strain. Rebellions since 1960 drain funds, with the military consuming a large share of the budget, hindering development amidst rich mineral potential and hydroelectric prospects.
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Refuse Lovers Form Kennbunkport Dump Association
In Kennbunkport Maine Edward Mayo head of the Kennetunkport Dump Association describes a lighthearted refuge for refuse enthusiasts. The group plans a National Dump Week July 2 through Labor Day featuring a parade a Miss Dumpy contest and a bent tin can symbol reflecting their quirky outlook.
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French and Korean Post Says Italy Leaves Office in Korea
SEOUL Korea AP France withdraws liaison office with the United Nations Command in Korea. Army Captain Francois M Ducau, who has served 31 months, will depart for home Thursday for reassignment and will not be replaced, a U N command spokesman said.
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