Weather outlook for Northern and Central California
Fair to Saturday with low clouds and scattered showers in the southern Sierra. Bay Area: fair, some high fog, inland mornings. Sacramento Valley and Mt Shasta-Siskiyou: fair. Sierra Nevada and Joaquin Valley: fair, cooler south portion, slight northeast winds. Bay Area coast: low overcast nights, gentle west winds 10 to 20 mph. Livermore valley and Santa Clara: fair with occasional morning overcast, northwest winds followed by lighter afternoons.
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Temperatures This Time They Will Arrive On Night
Fragmented OCR shows a rally scene with references to a Mexican American motion and a mural. It mentions a John McCarthy of San Francisco and Archbishop Joseph T. McGueken, plus protests for higher wages and union recognition. Weather notes North Coast rain early in the week, with temperatures around 78 degrees.
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Operation Texas Ends as Marines, Allies Claim Heavy Viet Cong Losses
Five thousand U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops concluded Operation Texas in Quang Ngai Province near Saigon, reporting 1 236 enemy killed or wounded in five days. The campaign smashed a Viet Cong regiment, battered several battalions, and cleared five villages, with Allied losses described as light. Air and helicopter actions, plus a new operation Kings to protect the rice harvest near Da Nang, accompanied ongoing North Vietnamese air strikes and a downed Chinook near An Khe. In politics, Premier Ky faced a Buddhist-led threat of antigovernment violence from Hu University, as student leader Nguyen Huu Giao warned of possible violence over demands for a civilian government.
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Alameda India Basin bridge plan debated in Bay Area
San Mateo and Southern Alameda County leaders clash over a proposed Alameda-India Basin toll bridge as the Toll Bridge Authority weighs northerly and southerly crossing routes. Foley touts regional traffic patterns while Hayward officials warn of overconcentration. Evans argues the India Basin option lengthens travel time but may better serve Bay Area growth. Brown has yet to set a public hearing.
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Ban Sought To Prevent Nuclear Weapon Spread
Washington AP report summarizes remarks by Secretary of State Dean Rusk on preventing nuclear proliferation. He cited goals for United States Britain France and others to curb spread and noted potential moves toward recognizing Mongolia as pro Soviet. Rusk also disclosed an internal review of FBI information requests to embassies abroad and questioned the secrecy of the reporting system.
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P-TA Debate Over Resolution Sparks Distance From Recall Rally
Mrs. Hollen and PTA leaders spar over a recall related film vote. Directors clash on procedure and partisanship as the P T A council narrowly passes a resolution while noting miscounts and lack of clear recall reference. Members condemn the process as improper and say the PTA should focus on children.
Man Killed By Fremont Automobile
A 1-year-old retired Southern Pacific railroad employee, Domenico Fanelli, died at Washington Hospital after being struck by a car on Washington Boulevard at Bryant Street in Fremont. The driver, David L. Jones, 17, a car wash employee, stated he could not stop in time.
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Heil Equipment to build 300000 truck plant in Fremont
Heil Equipment Co plans a 25 000 square foot truck equipment and trailer factory at 45900 Warm Springs Blvd Fremont. Construction starts in October on a 20 worker site. Spokesman expects Fremont to become a transportation hub once routes 238 and HB are completed, with Western Pacific Railroad serving the site.
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Man Rescued Off Seal Beach After Catamaran Capsize
San Francisco AP reports Wyatt Crawford a 44 year old Sunnyvale man was saved by a Coast Guard helicopter from rough seas off Seal Beach. He clung to a plastic life raft for nearly six hours after his 25 foot twin hulled catamaran capsized while en route from Half Moon Bay to San Leandro. He was alone and survived the event.
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U S Launches Two Missiles From Vandenberg
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California a Titan 2 intercontinental ballistic missile and a Nike Javelin system were launched successfully within seconds of each other during a test in the Western Test Range.
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House Committee Balks At Two LBJ Programs
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee halted two LBJ domestic programs in the first nonmilitary bill of 1986. It trims rent subsidies and the Teachers Corps, reducing funding by about 242 million from prior levels. The rent program helps low income tenants by subsidizing the landlord gap, while the Teachers Corps supplies teachers to poor districts.
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Milan
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Fire on Danish freighter extinguished after CO2 flooding
In Long Beach a fire aboard the Danish freighter Gunhild Rarit was put out after firemen flooded the burning hold with carbon dioxide for more than 15 hours and removed the smoldering cargo as the area cooled. Cargo included cotton fish meal and concentrated seaweed amid smoke and heat.
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Senate debate delays school prayer amendment vote
Washington reports that Senator Everett Dirksen said a Senate vote on the controversial school prayer amendment would be delayed. No injuries were reported from the incident and damage estimates were not immediately available after the fire was extinguished Thursday afternoon.
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Rafferty decries law violations and youth behavior
Rafferty blasts some leaders and adults for flouting laws while urging strict discipline and due process. He criticizes Berkeley uprisings and youth gangs, calls for teaching obedience and citizenship at home, school, and church, and urges identifying hoodlums early to curb thuggery.
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