Weather summary for California coast and valleys
Weather Corner reports fair conditions with cooler trends across regions including Sierra Nevada Sacramente Valley and Salinas. highs mostly 65-86 with lows 38-49. Northwest to west winds 8-24 mph or knots, morning fog along Monterey Bay, coastal areas with variable wind and timing through Tuesday.
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All- My
Sierra Nevada
Sacramente Valley
Acaquin Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
Kurt Bragg
Northwestern
California
Ukiah
Santa Rosa
Napa
Temperatures From Cities Across The Nation Overnight
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures reported for Southern Alameda and multiple cities including Albany Albuquerque Bismarck Boise Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Indianapolis Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Portland Oregon Rapid City Reno Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg. Readings show clear or cloudy conditions with highs and lows ranging from the 4s to the 70s in various locales.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Boise
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honoraru
Indianapolis
Nille
Juneau
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Anew
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Okla
City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Sie
Ore
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Broadcasters Hear Humphrey Urge Poverty and Civil Rights Drive
President Hubert H. Humphrey urged the National Association of Broadcasters to back the battle against poverty and racial discrimination while Leonard H. Goldenson of ABC urged daring new programming. NAB president Lincent T. Wasilewski criticized coverage restrictions and FCC controls on content as broadcasters seek to serve the public interest. Goldenson noted ABC funded scholarships and fellowships at Penn, the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and Yale as part of talent development.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
National Association of Broadcasters Today
Leonard H. Goldenson
American Broadcasting
Paramount Theatres Inc
Boil Men
Lincent T. Wasilewski
NAB
Federal Communications — Commission
Wasilewski
Humphrey
America
University of Pennsylvania
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Yale University
Walde Reelected President of Central California Adventists
Elmer R. Walde of San Jose was chosen president of the Central California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists for the next two years. Re-elected over the weekend at the conference’s 15th biennial constituency meeting, he has served in denomination leadership since 1937.
Bobby Headed For Yukon
Sen Robert F Kennedy joins an expedition toward Mt Kennedy in the Yukon Territory aiming to be part of the first ascent. Joined by James Whittaker expert climber they prepare for harsh weather, high winds and extreme cold as they search for a 9000 foot base and a camp at 11 500 feet. Kennedy travels via Juneau to Whitehorse then to the mountains with National Geographic Society and partners backing the climb.
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Seattle
Wash
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Yukon Territory
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Getfoot Peak
Alaska
James W. Whittaker
Mt. Everest
Redmond
Mauntaineer
Whittaker
National Geographic Society
Boston Museum of Science
Michigan State University
Goology
University of New Brunswick
Bradford Washburn
Boston Museum
Hoge Base
Mt. Kennedy
Juneau
Whitehorse
Washburn
Sever
Jim Whittaker
Silverthorne Probe Expands Into Gambling Claims
Senate investigators probed admitted gambling by Don C. Silverthorne, former San Francisco National Bank president, amid testimony from Comptroller James J. Saxon alleging dishonest bank practices. Silverthorne admitted gambling but said it was his money, while other officials tied him to alleged misdeeds and possible legal fees. J. William S. Bennett faced questions about ties to Silverthorne as he invoked the Fifth Amendment to avoid answering.
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Washington
Senate
I Don C. Silverthorne
San Francisco National Bank
Silverthorne
James J. Saxon
J. Silverthorne
Donald F. O'Donnell
Saxon
Las Vegas
Newcasinos
San Francisco National
J. William S. Bennett
Senior Party Member Dies in Soviet Union
MOSCOW AP Y A Karpinsky, oldest member of the Soviet Communist party, died Saturday at age 85, as Pravda reported.
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Moscow
Y. A. Karpinsky
Soviet Communist Party
Communist Party
Pravda
Demo Council Elects Casady New Chief in California
SACRAMENTO APF Casady former El Cajon publisher won the California Democratic Council presidency on the second ballot over four opponents. He called Assembly Speaker Unruh a “paper tiger” and pledged to join the Alabama civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery. Casady planned a move to Alabama after the convention and the council adopted resolutions urging an end to bombing in Vietnam and a ceasefire through the UN, while backing one man one vote and Free Speech Movement support.
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Sacramento
APF
Casady
Jerry Hill
San Francisco
John Sutter
Oakland
Jack Solomon
el Monte
Jack Rooney
Alan Cranson
CDG
Paper Tigers
Jesse Unruh
California
Unruh
Daddy
CDC
Assembly
China
Alabama
Selma
Montgomery
Gay, Brown
Johnson
North National Conference
Viet Nam
United Nations
U.S. Supreme Court
On This Day In History March 22 1965 Almanac
Almanac notes events from 1794 Congress forbids foreign slave trade. 1820 Commodore Decatur wounded in duel with James Barron. 1874 YMHA founded. 1941 Grand Coulee Dam begins generating power. Thought: Edmond Burke urge looking back to ancestors. Mars is the morning star this date. Moon near last quarter.
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Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
Anthony
Yau Aye
Stephen Decatur
James Barron
Washington
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Welfare 29-Bill Package Aims to Overhaul California Aid
A 29 bill package in Sacramento seeks sweeping changes to welfare programs including AFDC. Proposals raise youth aid ages to 21, penalize job training absences, require prior work search before aid, cap medical aid costs, and require adult children to support parents. The fact finding committee also floated measures on family planning information and delaying welfare financing changes until investigations conclude.
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Sacramento
Aymore
California
Senate
Vernon L. Sturgeon
Paso Robles
AFDC
Sturgeon
Family Of 6 Killed Near Tracy
An East Palo Alto family of six died in a collision five miles north of Tracy as they returned from a weekend fishing trip. Nathaniel Noble, 31, his wife Luis, 33, and children Cheryl 9 Brenda 7 Beverly 4 and Nathaniel Jr. were killed when their car skidded into a parked truck at Clifton Court Road and Tracy Avenue. The truck driver, Robert Quintana 24, was unhurt. The family’s fishing gear and fish were in the car.
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Tracy
East Palo Alto
Nathaniel Noble
Azalia Dr
Luis
Cheryl
Brenda
Beverly
Nathaniel Jr. L
Clifton Court Road
Tracy Avenue
Ron Salvador Trailer Co
Mayfair Dr
Sacramento
Robert Quintana
Isleton
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