Five Day Northern California Weather Outlook
Weather Corner forecasts a five day pattern from Monday evening through Saturday across Northern and Central California with snow in the mountains and below normal temperatures. Central California expected rain midweek with mountain snow and cooler conditions. Northern California may see flurries and a mix of sun and clouds, while the Bay Area and valleys show partly cloudy skies and cool to mild temperatures with breezy northwest winds.
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Youth steals police car after ditching cruiser
In Chattanooga a 13 year old, Grady Smith, admitted theft of a police car and later confessed to abandoning another cruiser earlier. A patrolman cited the driver for violating regulations by driving without a police cap, ending the incident as the youth awaited handling by authorities. Separately, Dirksen joked about stage ambitions, and North Dakota lawmakers asked candidates for governor to stand, with all 49 senators responding.
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Troops Advance To Rebel Fort Near Xieng Khouang
VIENTIANE Laos AP government forces move north of Tha Vieng terminus to press toward rebel stronghold Xieng Khouang in northern Laos with reports confirming the push Sunday.
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Tide Tables Tide Timing for Ft Point
Tuesday March 7 tide table shows height indicators and times for Ft Point with sunrise at 6 25 and sunset at 6 09. Light figures indicate a.m. and dark features p.m.
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Some Win Some Lose at California Democratic Council Convention
Santa Monica dispatch reports mixed results as CDC delegates favored a pro UN admission stance for Red China while backing Gov. Edmund Brown and signaling a 1962 challenge to Richard Nixon. Nancy Swadesh lost the CDC presidency to Tom Carvey Jr. and Paul Ziffren regained influence with wins in other races. The convention endorsed Brown's narcotics program and drafted a planki urging gradual disarmament under UN control.
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Engle predicts Nixon defeat in California race
Senator Clair Engle of California told the Democratic convention that if Richard Nixon runs in 1962, Democrats will beat him and thwart his presidential ambitions. Engle said the state has owed Nixon a beating and that Edmund G. Brown is expected to seek reelection. Neither Brown nor Nixon has announced plans.
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Hearing on AB29 opens battle over public access to private hospital records
Sacramento pressure mounts as Assembly Public Health debates AB29 to expose private hospital records from owners and directors to press and public. Cameron accuses medical lobby of raw power while lobbyists Read and Salisbury seek credibility through Legislative Representation Committee approval. The bill would open medical owner data and inspections but preserve the doctor patient relationship for confidential records.
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Folsom Prison Quiet After Weekend Riots
AP reports Folsom Prison near normal, though edgy. Warden Heinze says some inmates remain hot, extra guards in mess halls. Six Black and four white inmates injured as trays and blows flew across yards. Several leaders face hearings Tuesday. potential 199 days in solitary. Muslim movement cited as cause by officials.
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Kennedy Viewpoint Peace Corps ma y Serve on Home Front
President Kennedy praised the Peace Corps as a global effort and said it could serve on the home front as well, studying ways to use Americans who want to help in U.S. slum areas and retraining. The discussion on TV with Eleanor Roosevelt aired Sunday, with Shr ive r noting volunteers would work three years with pay only for living allowances and possible severance.
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