Weather corner forecast across California and Bay Area
National Weather Service reports widespread rain and cool conditions. Northern California from Monterey to Merced and Santa Maria to Fresno may see rain today with showers Saturday. Sierra Nevada snow levels rise to around 4 500 to 7 000 feet with slightly cooler afternoons. Santa Clara Valley, Salinas Valley, and Paso Robles expect occasional rain this afternoon or tonight, with temperatures generally in the 40s to 60s and southerly to southeasterly winds 10 to 25 mph or knots. Gale warnings posted for southerly winds near the coast, with varied highs 37 to 64 and lows 42 to 52 across regions.
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Temperatures Yesterday Show High in Southern Alameda County
Weather brief notes yesterday reported a high in Southern Alameda County with daytime readings peaking near regional norms. Local observers logged cooler evening temperatures and light coastal influence on inland zones.
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Kennedy Acts As Referee In Plane Probe
President Kennedy sought to calm tensions in a tense plane procurement probe by framing the issue and praising Defense Secretary McNamara's contract award to General Dynamics. Senators and aides traded cautious remarks as the hearings continued with renewed questions and a flood of documents shaping the investigation.
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U S and Japan Sign Consular Pact
In Tokyo the United States and Japan signed a consular agreement detailing raids, privileges, exemptions, immunities, and duties of officers. The pact takes effect four days after ratification documents are exchanged. Japan operates seven consulates generals and two consulates, while the United States has three consulates in Japan.
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Daily Review details and office locations in California
The Daily Review details circulation rates and office locations in Hayward Alameda County with additional addresses for Leandro San Leandro Fremont and Hayward. It lists subscription rates per copy and weekly Sundays, plus multiple office contacts and a member audit bureau circulation note.
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Tide Tables Saturday March 33 Weather Note
Tide tables for Saturday March 33 provide sunrise and sunset times with light and dark phases. The fragment lists times such as 4:34 sunset and mentions light saves and wind notes but is incomplete and uncertain in place and date details.
Priest Denounces Steady Dating At Catholic High
In Jersey County Nd FAP the Rev James A Cares banned steady dating at St Michael's Catholic High School. He announced during a Thursday assembly that students face expulsion if they do not end dates by Monday. Father Carey defended the ban and said he has received over 20 letters in support and about 2 in opposition from distant places.
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Two Missiles On Test Flights
In a Cannaveral Florida area report two missiles on test flights were tracked by AP staff. The Pershing system is described as a long range weapon with a substantial power and is undergoing evaluation at the base.
Stiff Fight Seen At College YR Parley
Fresno AP report notes predicted clash between moderates and conservatives for control of the California Young Republican College Federation at its annual Fresno convention in April. The previous Fresno gathering saw Birch-supporters win key posts led by John Gasian of Los Angeles. Federation leaders hint at a possible split from the senior YR, with University of Redlands students quoted on the extreme conservative stance.
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Insurrectionist Chief 94 Today
Manila dispatch reports Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo celebrating his 6th birthday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. U S and Philippine officials and aides serenaded the veteran leader who led the revolt against Spain and later against the United States. The brief note notes Aguinaldo suffered a heart attack years earlier and mentions his age at the start of the revolutionary struggle.
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New Snow Hits South Poland
In southern Poland the first night of spring brought new deep snow slowing rail and highway traffic in Krakow and the Upper Silesia and Lower Silesia regions. Snow fall was failing to pay.
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We Are Waiting To See JFK Hopeful On Soviet Troop Pullout
President Kennedy said the Soviets have withdrawn about 2,000 troops from Cuba and he hopes the move is genuine. He noted earlier promises to pull thousands more by mid March but warned the scope of withdrawals may not be evident immediately. He spoke at San Jose amid talks with Latin American leaders and outlined hopes for economic aid, a three year tax cut, and prudent defense spending.
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Probation For Snowball Toss in Punsaiuir California
Gary Hikey was convicted Tuesday of disturbing the peace after knocking a man off a bar stool with a snowball. He received a Friday suspended jail sentence and two years probation.
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