Weather Corner STATEWIDE WEATHER SUMMARY
Weather outlook across California and coastal regions through Tuesday shows light to moderate temperature changes with mostly fair skies. Northwest winds rise along the coast and in some inland areas with small craft advisories for windy conditions and occasional snow flurries in northern mountains and higher ranges.
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Local Area Weather Report Signals Mild Change
Weather forecast for the local area shows little temperature variation with a cool night. Tonight's low is expected around 30 with northwest winds of 20 to 40 miles per hour.
Iraqi court sentences 74 soldiers and civilians in revolt case
In Baghdad revolutionary military courts 74 soldiers were tried for the 1958 coup against Abdul Karim Kassem. Twenty six received passing sentences and two stiff prison terms. A civilian was sentenced to death in a related incident.
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Ima
Abdel Karim Kassem
Tide Tables Tuesday March 1% Weather and Tide Details
Tide tables list high and low tides for Tuesday March 1 with times 12:52 and 6:14 sunset. Forecast notes sunrise and sunset times, plus marked figures may reflect measurement errors or garbled OCR.
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Mark Figires
Late Winter Snowstorm Hits Plains
A late winter snowstorm swept from the southern Rockies into the Plains and upper Mississippi Valley bringing heavy wet snow to Kansas and parts of Nebraska Minnesota Iowa while rain and thunderstorms affected the southern and central regions. Strong winds and hail reported in some areas and flooding risk grew along rivers and streams. Two brothers ages seven and four drowned in a pool on the Blanchard River near Ottawa Ohio as temperatures ranged from near zero in the Great Lakes to the tenes in southern Florida.
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Braden Backed by Lt Governor in Education Board Row
Sacramento AP report says Lt Governor Glenn M. Anderson endorses Thomas W. Braden for reappointment to the State Board of Education. Anderson praises Braden as strong, intelligent and independent. Senator Jack Schrade says Braden has enough support to block confirmation when it reaches the Senate Rules Committee on March ? .
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Glenn M. Anderson
Thomas W. Braden
Reorganization Decision Up To Gov Brown In California
SACRAMENTO AP The final decision on state government reorganization rests with Governor Brown. A study commission recommended a general services agency to handle supplies and property, while shifting budgeting and policy duties to an Executive Office. The governor may outline views in a special message to the legislature next week.
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Unruh Set To Shape California Politics Beyond Assembly
The article profiles Jesse Unruh as a powerful California figure and Los Angeles Democratic leader who built influence through fundraising, precinct drives, and reapportionment. It notes his role in 1952-52 party gains, ties to the Kennedy family, and his possible state governor bid if Brown retires, while emphasizing his ongoing ambition and central position in state politics.
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Assembly
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Blockade Of Cuba Urged In Resort To War Debate
WALLINGTON AP Senate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen argues a full blockade of Cuba could be justified to deter Fidel Castro’s regime. The piece notes Democratic liberals warn against war, while discussions of unified state government and other policy details appear in a broader, fractured transcript of the Capitol discourse.
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Not Yet Peace For NY Papers
New York AP report on publishers and union negotiators meeting to resolve strikes. C Raynaid Mulseed leads talks with Times officials and two craft unions amid stalled negotiations over reopen contracts and potential street action later in the week. Hurdles remain before the Hakayou newspaper shutdown ends.
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Congress Buckles Down For Action On Budget and Draft
Washington AP reports Congress ends months of delay to push a large military and budget package. House aims for major cuts and bold defense programs, including surges in the ASIO system and a draft extension up to July 7 1907. Senate schedule favors a leaner menu with key votes on military and civilian spending.
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Man Slays Spouse Kills Self in San Bruno
SAN BRUNO AP report says Orval Fane 43 forced entry into his estranged wife's apartment and fatally shot Opal Fane 43 and Coleman Hoppe 87. Hoppe, wounded in the neck and thumb, fled in a car, sought help, and police found Fane dead with an automatic pistol nearby.
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Fane
Almanac Today March 1 1963 Historical Notes
Almanac entry for Monday March 1 1963 notes the date number and sun and planets and lists a series of historical events: 1888 New York blizzard began with four days of snow, 1941 lend lease act signed and guns ordered to Britain and Greece, 1959 Hawaii statehood approved, Taft burial at Arlington, Churchill quote about Russia.
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Navy Recruits Quarantine Over Meningitis Fears
In San Diego California the Navy training center faces a quarantine as 12,000 recruits await a common contract expiration date tied to a meningitis outbreak. AFL CIO News Guilds, representing 6,000 editorial and commercial staff, pressed for contracts to expire Oct 31 1965 aligning with other unions. Sulfa pills were given to men while the trains and newspapers remain paused.
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Recruit James Hale of Ose 'uorne enters naval hospital
A recruit, James Hale of Ose 'uorne, was admitted to a naval hospital after arrival. Four other recruits were reported in serious condition with the incident under investigation claiming no further details.
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Ose
Uorne
Kang
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