Californias weekend forecast mix of coastal and inland warmth
Weather guide reports a warm Friday across much of California with slightly cooler conditions inland. Gusty westerlies affect the coast and foothill west sides, with highs in the 80s to mid 90s in many valleys, and cooler nights in the 40s to 60s. Northern mountains stay fair with a possible thundershower risk in the Sierra.
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Six Million Bond Issue Proposed for City Projects
The city considers a $6 million bond package to fund railroad access works, water system upgrades including Highland and Algquire reservoirs, a new transmission network, a sewer interceptor, fire service improvements such as an airport fire station and snorkel truck, plus library expansion requests. Mayor John K. Smith directed the Public Services Commission to prepare a recommendation during last month’s budget session.
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New Study Urges Draft Of Men In 1920 Group
A government study on the Selective Service urges drafting men born in 1920 amid debates over volunteer forces and deferments. Testimony from Morris says volunteer service should stay central, with emphasis on remedial military training and rehabilitation so any willing and able man may serve. Local boards would classify the 19–20 age group under existing deferment rules to shape Class 1A manpower.
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County Fair Opens Sunday in Pleasanton Alameda
County officials announce Pleasanton fair opens Sunday with exhibits from Alameda County in 13 departments. Premiums total over 900 dollars and features include a custom car show floral cascades teen dances and a horse racing program daily except Sunday. Beiruty Lebanon and Baghdad items follow.
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France Leaves NATO Over Nuclear Warhead Control
Paris reports France formally exits NATO amid a UPI sourced memo noting the United States will withdraw bilateral control of nuclear warheads. The move follows a NATO pullout, with France told its two key system no longer applies.
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Bay Area Nurses Press For Higher Pay And Coordinated Contracts
Hospitals in the Bay Area face nursing resignations and joint bargaining efforts as nurses seek fair wages after years of training. An unprecedented plan aims to standardize a master contract across facilities with CNA involvement, while individual hospitals explore arbitration and coordinated wage packages. Over 1,000 San Francisco nurses meet to decide next steps.
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Bombers Hit Targets in South Vietnam Near Hue and Quang Ngai
US forces report continued air strikes near Hue and Quang Ngai as bombers hit two northern South Vietnamese targets amid rising combat activity. US Marines and South Vietnamese forces battled a larger Viet Cong force, with higher casualties reported last week as the campaign intensified.
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U S raids threaten Haiphong port and Hanoi morale
U S raids target North Viet Nam's capital and Haiphong port to cut supply lines and curb aid from the North. The attacks threaten Soviet shipping, risk broader confrontation, and deepen hardship in Hanoi and Haiphong as press reports tally American and enemy casualties and hint at strained peace talks amid Chinese influence.
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Fair Housing Bill Clears First Congressional Hurdle
President Johnson’s fair housing measure, trimmed in scope but strengthened in enforcement, survives the initial congressional test as the House Judiciary Committee approves the civil rights bill with an open occupancy provision. It moves to the House floor after the July recess, aiming to curb discrimination in sale and rental housing and grant new DOJ powers in desegregation cases.
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Hell's Angels Avoid San Francisco July 4 Visit
San Francisco police traffic director said Hell's Angels and their female companions decided not to descend on the city for the July 4 weekend. He met with club representatives who warned that their image would worsen if incidents occurred, and chapters in San Francisco and Oakland pledged to stay away, with guidance to other state chapters.
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Holly Sugar to Leave Area Plant in Tracy Expansion
Holly Sugar Corp plans to process 7,000 tons daily at the new Tracy plant, with the Union City facility running at about 2,600 tons on a 24 hour basis. The consolidation aims to intensify the heel acreage program from Chico to Bakersfield as the Tracy plant nears completion. The Union City plant will stay open until Tracy is ready, with Union City dating back to 1469 under prior ownership and Holly Sugar operating there since 1926.
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Kelly Hill Annexation Request Near Hayward Boundaries
The Alameda County Local Agencies Formation Commission considers a 6.6 acre annexation on the north side of Garin Avenue, Hayward, extending toward Pleasanton city limits and engulfing hills along Sund Ridge. Jelincic cautions opposition from long‑time residents as boundary details determine the plan’s shape.
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Four Fives Hit Houses And Fields Blaze Blazes
Four fires yesterday afternoon destroyed two houses and threatened a wheat field in Russell City while scorching 1 million acres of pasture in the Hayward Hills. The Russell City fire at 4315 burned a lumber pile. As crews gained control, a vacant house ignition followed, and a third blaze started nearby threatening grain. Firemen suspect arson and returned to station at 10 15 p.m.
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