Weather Outlook Across Regions With Chance of Showers
The forecast calls for mostly fair conditions in the San Francisco Bay Area today and tomorrow, with overcast near the coast early today. Temperatures should reach 55 to 60 degrees, while northwest winds stay at 12 to 25 mph. other regions expect a mix of sun and clouds, little temperature change, and light winds through Monday with scattered showers possible in Nevada and coastal areas.
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Keating Assails Hate Wave Over Rights Bill
Sen Kenneth B Keating R NY denounces what he calls hate mongering and misinformation as foes of a civil rights bill push fear and distortion. He notes opposition in the South and quotes mail from New Yorkers split 10 to 7 against the measure in February. He links critics to a Mississippi front group and warns the bill targets racial discrimination in public accommodations employment and federal aid.
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New Rail Strike Threat Foreseen
Washington sources say a nationwide rail strike threat could recur next week, echoing last August’s crisis halted by emergency action. Unions accuse five railroads of stalling national bargaining on wages and work rules, threatening mass disruption across Southern Pacific Louisville & Nashville and others.
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Johnston Attacks Bill as Legislative Hydrogen Bomb
Johnston, chief speaker for the Dixie forces, denounces the bill calling it a legislative hydrogen bomb capable of destroying freedom. He warns the measure would undermine civil liberties and accelerate federal overreach, urging opposition in a heated session.
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Gen Clark to retire as Citadel president in Charleston
Sen Mark W Clark 68 announces Friday he will retire as president of The Citadel South Carolina’s four year military college. General Clark led the U S Army in Italy in World War II and cites reasons of rest recreation and his wife’s poor health. After retirement the Clarks will live in Charleston.
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Tragic Crash By Grandson Near Oakman Alabama
In Oakman Alabama a T37 air force jet trainer crashed minutes after takeoff, killing its 22 year old pilot 2nd Lt Thomas C Pierson grandson of Mr and Mrs John Holley The accident occurred Friday as relatives recalled watching him fly.
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Hoffa Fails In New Trial Bid
CHATTANOOGA AP reports all four defendants in the Hoffa conspiracy case were convicted on jury tampering charges at the end of a seven week trial in Nashville. They faced potential appeals with bond set pending review while the appellate court upheld the right to trial in the home district.
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Police arrest 100 at barber shop riot
In Yellow Springs Ohio police detained more than 100 demonstrators as bleacher crowds gathered around a barber shop. The shop owner Lewis Gegner faced a court order restricting picketing to three people within 500 feet while the protest over racial hair cutting continued, with police using tear gas as crowds clashed outside and protesters were bonded for contempt of court charges. Gegner plans to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court, seeking to limit demonstrations near the shop.
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Pay Boost Loss Spurs Salon Split
Washington AP reports the House vote to raise congressional pay widened rifts among members. Chicago and Los Angeles Democrats argue against the pay raise, while others lament debt and dual residences. Sen. Paul Douglas Jr says his take-home senate pay is about 7000 yearly with outside earnings.
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Slide at Squaw Valley Buries SF Skier Alive
A San Francisco man, Hans J Kienast, 38, was killed by a snowslide Saturday at Squaw Valley California while skiing in a marked danger area. The Squaw Valley Patrol found his body about 1 p m. The spokesman said the area was closed and the cause not due to suffocation.
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Johnson to Send Poverty Message to Congress Monday
President Johnson will deliver the poverty message to Congress on Monday after a month’s delay amid internal clashes. The plan seeks about $1 billion, but likely only a third for this year, with debate over lowering the draft registration age and who will run anti-poverty programs. Strong emphasis on Shriver’s role and resistance from Labor and Welfare departments to a full takeover of anti-poverty functions.
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