Weather forecast snapshot across California regions
Readable portions of a weather summary describe Sunday temperatures and conditions for Southern Alameda County, Northern and Central California, the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento Valley, Delta Fresno area, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo regions, Monterey Bay, Santa Maria, and Southern California. Forecasts note fog, low clouds, gentle to moderate winds, and modest temperature changes from day to night with highs around the 60s to 70s in many zones and varying inland conditions.
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Science Seeks Victory In Battle With Cancer
A Philadelphia study reports no excess cancer among 760,000 people exposed to virus contaminated vaccines over two and a half years. Experts caution reductions in death rates may reflect selection bias rather than vaccine effect as early detection and new tests are urged to improve cancer outcomes.
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Hammond
Tate
Katherine R. Boucci
Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Larson
Boucot
Planning Session urged for San Leandro district plan
Planning commissioners schedule a work session with the San Leandro Manufacturers Association to discuss a proposed industrial commercial combining district along Alvarado Street between Aladdin and Fremont Avenues. The staff envisions limited commercial uses tied to nearby industrial zoning.
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San Leandro
Wild Primary Ahead as Californians Seek State Jobs
Californians filed for a wild primary with near 50 candidates for statewide offices. Gov. Brown noted the large field for governor and secretary of state as county clerks closed at 5 pm. Many hopefuls submitted filing papers and signatures, with final tallies to come in a week.
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Sacramento
Frank M. Jordan
Auditorium funding tightens as bids near expiry
Hard To Boost For Auditorium continues with college trustees debating trimming equipment and delaying some items to meet a 1.371 million low bid from Lathrop Construction. With 240,000 raised and 725,000 pledged by college trustees, the project still falls short by about 200,800. outside sources may be needed.
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HARD
Recreation District
Ulcollege
Lathrop Construction Co
Aitken
NARD
College
Reed Buffington
Buffington
Notable events from this day in history
The day recalls actress Sarah Bernhardt's death in Paris at 81 in 1823, Jonas Salk revealing a polio vaccine in 1953, the 1962 Supreme Court power shift on legislative apportionment, and Johnson's 1965 Klan investigation after the killing of Viola Liuzzo in Alabama. A thought for the day quotes Walt Whitman on liberty.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Jonas Salk
Supreme Court
Johnson
Viola Liuzzo
Alabama
HARD directors ponder funding pool to aid college auditorium
Taxpayer Donald Anderson warned he would sue if Hayward Area Recreation District directs approve transferring nearly 80 000 from a special swimming pool fund to South County Junior College District to free college money for an auditorium. Principal Nels Nelson questioned the ethics of diverting pool funds amid a bid to guarantee community use of the pool.
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South County Junior College|i
Donald Anderson
Peralta
Hayward
Chabot College
Allege
Recreation District
Anderson
Citizens
HARD
the Daily Review
Squire Appeals for Old Glasses in Mission Drive
The Columbian Squires of Hayward seek used eyeglasses for overseas missionary work. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus, the group calls for donations and lists contact numbers Gerard Green 582-6566 Jelincic 582-2834 or George Black 785-3040.
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Knights Off
Columbus
George Black
Gerard Green
Jelincic
Black
Crossword Puzzle Answer Yesterday’s Puzzle Stumper Revealed
Puzzle page reveals yesterday’s stumper solution with a single corrective note hinting at a common word play. Readers are invited to check the indicated clue list for final confirmations and enjoy the quick brain teaser.
Bee Backers Peek Bee as Possible State Leader
Assemblyman Carlos Bee of Hayward may challenge Jesse Unruh for state speaker if he chooses. Republican Robert Monagan of Tracy said Unruh is weakened and could be upset, but doubted Bee would run. Monagan sees a strong 1986 for Republicans with potential gains in both houses and a bid for governor by Republicans.
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Carlos Bee
Hayward
State Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Robert Monagan
Tracy
Republican Authority
Manage
East Bay Press Club
Unruh
Monagan
Bee
California
George Christopher
Ronald Reagan
Sven
Assembly
Senate
Congress approves official residence for vice president
Congress votes to provide an official residence for the vice president but Hubert Humphrey should not start packing yet. Sponsors say construction will take at least two years and unlikely to be ready before the end of Humphrey's term on January 20, 1969.
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Washington
Congress
Hubert J1
Rumphrey
Hu Vhrey
Pierre Is Father in Hollywood Birth That Shocks Nation
AP reports Pierre Salinger former White House press secretary to Kennedy and Johnson becomes father of an 8% pound baby boy in Hollywood on Friday. The astonished nation watches as Salinger welcomes a son with unknown mother and celebrates a new chapter in his public life.
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Symnat Bor
Gini
Moonie Albdig
Miu
Cate Tunierman
Hollywood
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy and
Johnson
Santa Monica Councilman Wendell Corey Eyes Congress Run
Wendell Corey, Santa Monica councilman and Republican actor, says he will seek national office by running for Congress. He plans to shift from local governance to federal politics, signaling a bid that expands his public service role.
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Wendell Corey
Santa Monica
Congress
Obituary for Josh Gowell 75 Hayward resident
A Requiem Mass for Josh F Gowell 75 who died at Eden Hospital will be held Monday at All Saints Church Hayward at 3 a m He was husband of Ida Gowell of 22829 Fifth St Hayward and father of Patricia Hawes Carmel Laurence Vinette New York Betty Carter Connecticut Claudine Ackroyd New Hampshire He was a retired salesman and lived in the area 15 years He served in World War I and was a member of Aden Barracks 306 Hayward Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1882 Holy Names Society of All Saints Church Rosary services tomorrow at 8 p m and veterans services at 7 30 p m at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary Hayward Burial will be at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno
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Patricia Hawes
Carmel
Laurence Vinette
New York
Betty Carter
Connecticut
Claudine Ackroyd
New Hampshire
Sorensen Brothers “Mortuary
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Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
San Leandro
Otis H. Webb
Estelle Webb
Estudilla St
Otis H. Webb Jr
San Pablo
Henry Nichols
Canada
California
Sears-Roebuck
Eucalyptus Lodge
Scottish Rite
Rahmes Temple of the Shrine of Oakland
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Tavjoy
Laurene Vinette
White Plains
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Sulfied
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Hampton Falls
John L. Gowell
Port Grange
Florida
Harrell Enshire
Rumgon
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Effen
Velerans
Holy Names Society of All Saints Church
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Latenstn Bros
Stresh Hayward
Four month old Robert Wolcott rites in Hayward
Fremont notices list funeral services for four month old Robert Lea Wolcott with a 2 p.m. Monday service at Chapel of the Chimes Hayward and burial at the same site. Other notices include Otis H Webb and Lurline Mae Mendoza with services in Hayward Fremont, and Joseph F Gowell death details. Local arrangements by Chapel of Roses Fremont.
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Fremont
Robert Lea Wolcott
Hayward
Robert E. Walcott
Valeria St
Marcel Kai Walcott
Earl Wolcott
Nevada
Frank Parker
Alaretia
Theodore J. Alam
Chapel of the Chimes
Mission Blvd
Chapel of Roses
Peralta Blvd
Requiem Mass Set for Domenico Fanelli in Fremont
Domenico R Fanelli 76 died Thursday after being struck by a car in Fremont. A Requiem Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at St Josephs Church Mission San Jose district. He was a retired Southern Pacific boiler maker and husband of Rose Fanelli. Burial follows at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Fremont
Domenico Fanelli
St. Joseph’s Church
Mission San Jose
Rose Fanelli
Escobar St. Fremont
Paula Crockett
Italy
Southern Pacific
Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
City Council Meeting Cancelled for National League of Cities
San Leandro officials cancel Monday night council session as three members attend the second annual legislative conference of the National League of Cities in Washington DC.
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San Leandro
San Leandro City
Washington, D.C
National League of Cities
March Pilgrimage by Delano Grapes Strikers Stalls
Striking Delano grape pickers were expected to travel 300 miles toward Sacramento as they continue their march through Highway City California en route to the state capital. The action underscores ongoing labor tensions and mobilization by the farm workers.
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Delano
Madera
Sacramento
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