Weather Summary for Northern California Regions
Scattered showers in central California Sunday with new flurries in the Sierra Nevada. Northern areas fair. Sunday night and Monday mostly fair with a few Sierra Nevada flurries. San Francisco Bay Area: fair with windiness early Sunday, little change, highs 58 to 63, northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Joaquin Valley: scattered showers Sunday, clearing by night, highs 56 to 64, variable winds to 15 mph. Salinas Valley: scattered showers Sunday, highs variable. Monterey Bay Area: fair Sunday and Monday with possible early cloudiness or showers, lows mid 40s, highs 57 to 63, westerly 18 knot winds afternoons. Santa Clara Valley: scattered showers Sunday, fair Monday, highs 47 to 60, variable winds 8 to 18 mph. Northwestern California: Sunday and after cloudiness, little change, Napa 40 to 63, Santa Rosa 37 to 63, coastal NW winds 12 knots. San Francisco Bay Area: fair today and tomorrow, low 40s to mid 40s, highs 58 to 63, NW winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Tide Tables For Monday March 8 At Fort Point
The page provides tide figures with heights high and low, sunrise times and moonlight details. Computations are given for Fort Point, noting times in the morning and evening, and nautical reference points.
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Dean Rusk urges strong NATO stand at Cleveland forum
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told about 1500 attendees at the Cleveland Council on World Affairs that North Atlantic nations must not appease aggressors. He said security rests on actions in Africa, the Middle East, and developing nations, not just Europe. He warned China’s militant revolutionary doctrine poses broad problems, and that over 100 small countries share in defending the free world against aggression.
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Drew Chemical Gets Court Okay
Visalia AP reports Drew Companies including Wasco Chemical Co Hanford Fleetfoot Co Wass Western Enterprises and Yankes Clipper Trading Co were ordered to produce records in a 206 million lawsuit. The action targets former Drew vice president and general manager John Heggerty and associates Ernest Pleschner and Roy Gruenwald alleging they diverted funds and raw materials from Lindsay plant sites. Judge John Locke granted permission to examine the trio’s bank accounts.
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Dock Workers Back on Duty
West Gulf Coast District longshoremen voted overwhelmingly to accept a new contract and return to work. Piers in Galveston were active by midafternoon while other ports from Brownsville to Lake Charles were set to resume by Monday. About 7,000 longshoremen in the district approved the agreement by 98 to 99 percent. Beaumont Port Arthur and Orange crews ratified Friday night.
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Chileans Ballot For President
Santiago voters face a pivotal congressional election Sunday pitting President Eduardo Frei a reform minded Democrat against Salvador Allende of the Communist led Popular Action Front. Frei 54 took office November 3 and seeks measures stalled by a rebellious Congress while U.S. interests monitor the outcome.
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Peking Russia clash deepens in post meeting turmoil
A Chinese protest accused the Soviet Union of violence against Asian student demonstrators at the U S embassy and demanded an apology. China also led a peaceful anti Soviet demonstration in Peking while Moscow pressed unity. The dispute surfaced as the Communist parties prepared a communique and a Moscow meeting wrapped up with delegates departing for home.
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He Never Forgets A Sound In Arcadia Tale Of Stolen Car
Arcadia California police report a man named Charles Ognibene hears his stolen sports car back after passing a junkyard license plate and locating the thief. The thief admitted stealing the car from Ognibene, who described the discovery by ear.
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Actor Weds Divorce Actor Weds Divorce
Pittsburgh AP reports actor Jeffrey Lynn aged 56 wed Patricia Ciarln, a divorcee with seven children, in St. Peters United Church of Christ on Pittsburgh's north side. It is each's second marriage. They met weeks ago and plan to live in New York. Lynn's film credits include The Fighting Esth and Letters to Three Wives.
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Australians donate over 44 million to Winston Churchill Trust
In Sydney, Australia, Australians have contributed more than 44 million dollars to the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust of Australia, exceeding the national goal by a wide margin before the fundraising drive ends.
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Almanac Today March 66th day highlights and history
The Almanac Today notes March as the 66th day with 299 to follow and a first quarter moon. It lists Luther Burbank’s birth in 1849 and historical events: Bell’s telephone patent in 1876, Hitler Rhineland order in 1936, Rhine crossing in 1945, and steel talks resumed in 1962. A Daniel Webster quote on liberty closes the piece.
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Anti-Russ Demonstrations Across Belgrade Moscow and Beijing
A multi city protest report notes 300 students marching to the Soviet Embassy in Belgrade and thousands in Beijing and Tokyo protesting Soviet actions. Chinese and North Vietnamese demonstrators condemned U.S. policy and Soviet suppression while embassy swings and police measures followed.
Call Frees Wrong Man in Cop Hunt
Jackson man David G. Wing tells how he became the target in an international manhunt for Canadian jail breakers Lucien Rivard and Andre Durocher. In Toronto he was told of the inquiry while three Michigan state police officers and five detectives questioned his wife at their Jackson home. He described officers surrounding his motel room door with badges flashed as part of the confusion.
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Brown backs plan for statewide manpower info system
Gov. Brown endorsed a proposal to create a statewide manpower information system to address labor problems from automation and space age tech. The plan emerged amid a jailbreak and a complex chase involving Rivard and Durocher, with police tracing Wing and his wife through a license number and confirming details from investigators.
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California faces 200000 new jobs yearly amid tech impact
A governor cited the need to create 200000 jobs annually for Californians as automation and tech shifts strain the labor market. A commission found youth, minorities, older workers, and those in distressed areas suffer most from tech changes, warning that California’s 600000 annual population growth heightens employment risks.
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Car Lost On Flip Of Coin
London AP report says bookmaker Peter Mortimer advertised a car for 1280 dollars and offered a double or nothing coin toss. Auto dealer William Costello accepted, flipped the coin, Mortimer called heads, the coin landed tails, and Costello drove away with the car.
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Soviets Offer To Help Fight Viet Nam Volunteers
Moscow reports that many Russians volunteered to fight for Communist North Vietnam. Tass quotes Nguyen Van Kinh saying the North Vietnamese embassy received numerous letters from Soviet citizens seeking permission to go as volunteers. The note recalls China using volunteers in Korea and threatening similar actions in other crises including the Middle East and the Congo.
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