Weather forecast overview for California and regions
California weather forecast shows cooler conditions with chances of rain inland and coastal light showers. Areas include Southern Alameda County Mas, Hayward, Union City, Sacramento Valley, Los Angeles, Salinas, Salinas Valley, Santa Rosa, Napa and Sonoma Valleys, Santa Clara Valley, and Monterey Area with clearing tonight, partly cloudy tomorrow, and cooler than today. Winds vary from light to moderate. some coastal sections expect scattered showers and higher humidity.
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Cloture Bid Rejected In Civil Rights Debate On Housing
Senate debate over a three stage housing desegregation plan failed to reach cloture as liberals protested last minute changes. Dirksen Baker and Mondale aligned with efforts on open housing while opposition warned of a breach of faith after amendments narrowed coverage. Estimated impact would cover about 44.8 million housing units by 1974.
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H. Baker
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Baker
Statter
Baitu Review Published by Tha Doily Reelin
A historical notice lists editors and officers including Noyd Sparks, Martha, and Winton, with publishing details and office addresses in Alameda County California. It mentions a one month rate of 2.25 and notes distribution and advertising aspects for the period.
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Noyd Sparks
Prexi Wulligan
Chiicotey Busi
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Haywrel
Calfercia
Martha
Winton
Heyward
Galil
Soviet Sub Presence Deepens in Middle East Anchor
Three more Soviet submarines anchored in the Tayhay by Thursday joining a repair ship as visible evidence of increased Soviet influence in the Middle East.
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UASR
Tayhay
Ihiast
BART Freezes Contract Awards Amid Sacramento Impasse
Lange leads a committee to report on the Sacramento impasse at the board’s next meeting. BART risks losing contracting authority as chief engineer cites funding limits. Board reacts to AB 62 deal, while Moscone proposes toll and registration fee hikes as possible compromise. The AB 63 resolution keeps other financial options open.
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Sacramento
Bart Wil
Dave Hammond
James Dougherty
George R. Moscone
San Francisco
U S Navy Claims Major Victory in Vietnam War Naval Action
U S forces report a decisive naval engagement near South Vietnam with several Viet vessels sunk or captured. A fourth trawler fled and two river sampans were intercepted near the Cua Viet River, while another sampan gun runner was destroyed in an ambush near Tan Son Nhut airport. The spokesman called it the most important naval battle of the Vietnam war.
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Man Pleads Innocent To Murder In San Leandro Court
A 23 year old Hayward man Alex Soares pleaded innocent to murder after being charged with stabbing Angelo Mathews in Ashland apartment. The arraignment was continued to next Friday as bail deliberations and defense requests proceed. Soares was taken into custody at 2224 Thayer Ave. by Judge Gerald P Connitt.
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San Leandro
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Soares
Angelo Mathews
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Ashland
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Soldier Wins Court Hearing
A military trial outcome crowns a soldier victorious as a court hearing concludes in his favor. Details note the judge’s ruling, the unit or location not fully disclosed, and the implications for ongoing disciplinary or legal actions within the service.
San Francisco Teachers Vote To Strike Over Federation Demands
The San Francisco Classroom Teachers Association, led by Victor B. Graff and DeVore, ordered a strike after a Thursday union vote to pressure negotiations on federation demands. A judge granted an injunction, temporarily restraining teachers from striking and signaling controversy over how many teachers would participate.
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Jerry Cimmet
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Njah
DeVore
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Victor B. Graff
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Wisow
Weir
San Fransidio
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San Francisco
Fae Minouelil
Alameda County Retail Clerks Vote on Strike Action
Alameda County 3500 clerks voted on talks amid lockouts and potential strike. Ballots counted after last night and today showed unclear contract status as proposals linger and stores picketed in San Francisco and Lovett urged settlement amid federal funding for education programs.
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San Francisco
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Mixed Lorenzo Reactions To Community Discussion
Community members recount experiences of racial tension in Hayward and nearby San Lorenzo. Rex Hays cites real estate bias. Ken Mathis links 1954 desegregation to gains in pride and asks for equal access to housing, jobs, and education. Richard Albert stresses integrated benefits for his daughter. NAACP leader Mack Lovell cites persistent prejudice and calls for constructive dialogue. A disruption erupts when an unidentified speaker resists identification, triggering pushy exchanges and threats.
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81Th Avenue
Oakland
Negra
Ken Mathis
U.S. Forest Service
Eden Council For Hope and Opportunity
Supreme Court
Mathis
Richard Albert
Chabot
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Panel urges aid to prevent race riot after unrest report
The Kerner Commission urges federal and local action to curb rioting and prevent a race war. It calls police reform, mass destruc tion weapons ban, and urban job creation including 2 million government and private positions to absorb unemployed. Welfare reforms propose national standards and 90 percent federal funding, plus housing expansion and barriers removal. The panel signs the report with consensus on most points.
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Brooke
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored ‘People
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Kentucky
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Herbert ‘I. Jenkins
Atlanta
James C.corman
Calif
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Oakland Police Head Hopes For No Riots Amid Tense City
Oakland Police Chief Charles R. Gain warned of potential racial unrest in the city as he voiced hope for no riots this summer. He criticized federal and local education failures affecting ghetto children and urged calm, saying Oakland citizens remain committed to peace despite disruptions at a public meeting.
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Oakland
UPI
Charles R
Allend Integral
Schowls
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