Weather Corner Mostly Cloudy With Rain Likely Today
San Francisco Bay Area shows mostly cloudy conditions with a 70 percent chance of showers tonight and tomorrow. Highs around mid fifties to near sixt0s with lows in the forties, winds variable to 15 mph. Northern Sacramento Valley partly cloudy with some morning fog, highs near mid fifties, lows around mid thirties. San Joaquin and Central Valley forecast scattered showers and possible thunderstorms today into Sunday, highs in the fifties, lows near 40s, winds 5 to 15 mph. Monterey Bay area expect showers today ending tonight, then partly cloudy Sunday, highs around 54 to 58, lows 40 to 48, winds 5 to 15 knots. Central San Joaquin Valley variable clouds today and Sunday with scattered showers diminishing by Sunday, highs 52 to 57, lows 36 to 42, winds 5 to 15 mph.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Monterey Bay ‘Area
Secta “Clara Valley
Tide Tables AUNDAY MARCH 14
Tide tables and light figures for the day appear with partial reads from the day’s chart. Illumined by faint notes, the page shows highs and lows, with some columns cut off or unclear in the OCR.
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Aunday
Thea
Temperatures and conditions across multiple cities
Almanac style report lists yesterday and today highs and lows for many cities including Hayward Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Rapid City Reno Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City Seattle Washington Winnipeg Tampa with varied conditions clear cloudy rain and snow and temperatures shown in numbers.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Es Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Leuisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mple.sr.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla. City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ate
Prind
Ore
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
Seattle
Washington
Winnipeg
Tampa
Obituaries Castro Valley and San Leandro
Funeral notices for Meyer L. Roudman and Joseph E. Pooler list services in Guererro and Seramur Mortuary San Leandro with burial plans in Golden Gate National Cemetery Castro Valley residents, plus death notices from Hayward and Berkeley for Marcella, Louise Garrison and others with memorials at local chapels and Golden Gate cemetery. Includes multiple relatives, addresses, and affiliations.
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San Leandro
Meyer L. Roudman
Castro Valley
Guerérro and
Seramur Mortuary
Estudillo Ave
Dobn J. Queker
St. Louis
Alameda County
Bowman
Castro, Valley
Joseph E. Pooler
Castro Malley
Cuarerro and
Estudilla Ave
Maine
Mr. Pooler
Gary Drive
Elks Lodge
Alameda
Marcella HI
Hayward
Milaved Vanderhorser
Lora Tse Chrismen
Kathren Lopeman
Tree
American Sea Post
San Carlos
White Oak
American Legon Post
Sis
Golden Gate National Cemetery
Byung
Clifford Lee
Garrison
Louise
Berkeey
Leyd
Wanons D. Raed
fArs
John Habeard Falas Uvera Garrison
Mars
William Kloster
Nell Yieich
Edwards Swim
Colorado
Eunice Gernard
Nebraska
Abe Evelyn
Indiana
Dude Swim
Sacramento
Meiher
Harvey E. Reedet
Jaenheel Hale
Ars
Barbara Stewart
Corot Hall
Carta Jean Stewart
Wratoala Chapler No
E.5
Berk
Order of Friends
Telegraph
Grant Miller Mortuaries
Telegraph Ave
Oakland
Irgenmeal
Maren J. Kildereck
Castra Iy
Hushard
Mariovie M. Kiki
Souk Creal Ave
Donald R. Kildebeck
Newark
Karen A Mitchell
Heyward
Taiher
Doughl
Cameron Sol
Kildeback
Julie
Kary Dean
Cindy Loving
Jebeck
Downey
Kildebeck
Tarerate
Wye Elma Kikdebeck
Chula Vinay
Dagmar Gokfebtck
Neb
Gertrede Chelstianienexon
Chain
Chagal
Lake Chabot Ad
Casita Valley
Faith’ Lutheran Church Memorial Fund
Inugrenand
Wie Chinad
California farmers face loan squeeze over labor shortages
Bank of America executive Earl Coke says many California farmers may not receive loans due to a labor shortage tied to the end of the bracero program. The policy affects all branches, with likely denial for high labor crops like tomatoes lettuce and melons while grain and alfalfa growers may still qualify. Coke expects fewer acres planted in labor-intensive crops.
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San Francisco
Bank of America
California
Earl Coke
Bank
Coke
DA Rules On Transfer Of Funds
Sacramento County District Attorney ruled no crime occurred in a $32,000 Health Department travel fund transfer. Assemblyman Mills cited doubts about legality and sought review. opinion cites broad Finance powers allowing transfers between budget items under proper circumstances.
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Sacramento
Sacramento County
Health Department
John A. Price
James F. Mills
San Diego
George H. Murphy
Mills
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Tere
Tere Was “Evidence of Apparent Wrongdoing and Apparent Lerime
Price
Ways and Means
William H. Merrifield
A. Alain Post
Merrifield
Public Health Department
Department of Finance
Philosopher's Daughter Evelyn Smith Dies in Kirksville
Mrs. Evelyn Dewey Smith, 76, daughter of philosopher John Dewey, died Friday at her Kirksville home. Widow of Granville M. Smith Jr., a cattle breeder, she and her late husband owned a ranch near Green Castle, Missouri, for 25 years before moving to Kirksville two years ago.
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Kirksville, Mo
Evelyn Dewey Smith
John Dewey
Granville M. Smith Jr
Green Castle
Gate Span SF Protest March Set For Sunday
In San Francisco a 50 mile protest march began Friday in San Jose and will cross the Golden Gate Bridge in rain to the Civic Center area. The march aims to protest the Selma situation as Bay Area religious leaders join in. Federal marshals dragged 34 protesters from the new federal building after a four hour sit in.
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San Francisco
San Jose
San,Francisco
Sela
Ala
Mast Street
Civic Centrar
First Presbyterian Church
Palo Alto
Bay Area
California
Selma
Federal
The
Committee
Alan Myerson
Santa Clara Supervisor Levin Dies at 59
Santa Clara County Supervisor Fd R. Levin died Friday at El Camino Hospital Mountain View after collapsing from a heart attack while inspecting a park site 10 miles north of San Jose. A former teacher and Alaska expedition advocate, he was 59 and survived by his widow Ruby of San Jose.
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San Jose
Santa Clara
Fd R. Levin
Levin
California Supervisors Association
Stevens Creek
el Camino Huspital
Mountain View
Paras
Southern Pacific Railroad
Alaska
Bernard Hubbard
Glacier Country
Ruby
Three Die As Wrong Way Crash Kills California Family
SACRAMENTO AF A South San Francisco family perishes in a wrong way two car crash on Interstate 80 south of Sacramento. Raymond Glover 13 dies at Yolo General Hospital along with his mother Alice 39 and sister Janice 2. Harlan Glover 40 and daughter Suzann 15 in critical condition. Driver Norma Eycilson 40 of Anderson survives with injuries.
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Sacramento
San Francisco
Highway Patrol
Interstate 80
Here
CHP
Raymond Glover
Yalo General Hospital
Woodland
Alice Glover
Janice Glover
Norma E. Eycilson
Anderson
West Capitol Avenue
Glover
Harlan Glover
Suzann
Yola General
Eylchison
Gull Steals Solon's Teeth
OLYMPIA Washington AP State Sen Mike Gallagher says a seagull stole his dental plate. He reports breaking a tooth, reattaching it, and leaving the upper plate on a hotel window ledge to dry. The plate disappeared. Seagulls are common in the area.
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Olympta
Wash
Mike Gallagher
Seattle
Army Probe Sought Over Klansman Costume at Darmstadt Club
In Darmstadt Germany 11 officers from the 47th Engineer Battalion wore Ku Klux Klan robes to a pre Lenten carnival party. A U S Army spokesman said the costume aimed at satire during Fasching and denied racial prejudice. One cook Alonzo Gallawayrom Gaston NC on duty warned he would file a protest with the inspector general if unsatisfied with the explanation. The Army will not name the officers who were all white and six from the South.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Alonzo Gallawayrom Gastonic
N.C
Army Inspector General
Army
South
Almanac for March 13 1965 highlights and history
The entry notes March 13 1965 as the 72nd day with Mars as the morning star and Mars and Jupiter as evening stars. It lists notable events: Joseph Priestley born in 1723, Andrew Johnson impeachment proceedings in 1868, Roosevelt Bank Holiday 1933, Soviet leaders guilty in 1938, and a 1962 foreign aid bill sent to Congress.
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Mars
Jupiter
Joseph Priestly
Andrew Johnson
Senate
U.S
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Congress
Meningitis Panel Appointed for Ft Ord Health Review
Worle of Los Angeles County General Hospital says an Army medical advisory committee will study meningitis control at Ft Ord. After 93 cases and 15 deaths last year the base plans to resume basic training on April 1. Col John Harris chairs the panel with Dr Malcolm Meterrill and Dr Reuel Stall Jones among others.
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Ft. Ord
Army
Monterey County
John Harris
Sixth Army
Malcolm Meter+rill
Sam
Charles B. Smith
Reuel A
Jones
California University of California
U.S
Zuckert Backs USAF Position
Air Force Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert says Viet Nam era equipment is suitable for the job but the Air Force alone cannot win a war. He declined to make a policy statement during a Friday news conference.
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Angeles
Viet Nam
Airorce
Eugene M. Zuckert
Air
Zuckert
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Brownsville
Fresno
Los Angeles
Joseph Pooler
Baily Review
Otes
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Pebtohing
Baty
Surat
Wenton Aye
May W.lbd
Aed YY
Catiornia
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Ict Phanens
BAN Eamoro
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Cal
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Livermers Ave
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Gull
Solon
Auk
Sherman Clay
Hayward Open
Bach
Mike
ISA Gourmets
Tse
GMC
the Almanac
Ky United Press International
Thomas Paine
Mission Blvd
EL Toro
Primros Nursery
Parmene
Anister
Prince Albert Grenger
Holt
Macmillan
S.ae
Serene
Folger’s
Yale
Worle
Los Angeles County General Hospital
USAF
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