Weather Corner Forecast For Today
Cloudy with scattered showers this evening, then clearing tonight and tomorrow. Mostly fair tomorrow with continued cool temperatures. Tonight's low will range from 38 to 41 degrees and winds will be westerly at 12 to 25 mph.
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Statewide Bay Area Weather Forecast Across California
Regional forecast notes showers and cool conditions across the bay area and northern California with snow levels rising in the mountains. Expect variable winds, high temperatures mid 60s, lows 30s to 40s, and a broad chance of measurable rain.
Weather and tide data for Hayward coastal area May 3
Readable fragments show yesterday's high and today's low temperatures for Hayward. Tide tables list times and heights for Sunday May 3 with high around 8 35 and low around 36. Sun up at 6 12 and sunset at 7 03.
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Wind Blows Two Patients From Temple Hospital Room
In Temple Texas a tornado winds burst a hospital door sending Dr. Thomas Denson two patients and a nurse into the hallway. Mrs Willie Williams and her infant suffered minor injuries while nurse Mrs Jim Bulls aided them. Police report about 20 injured. the storm lasted about 10 minutes.
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Search Continues For Missing Plane In Sierra Snow
Two ground patrols from Mather AFB prepare to scour rugged Sierra terrain for the Air National Guard plane and two crewmen missing since Thursday. Sightings and reports around Echo Summit and near West Point Calaveras County point to possible locations as motorists described signals and a plane struggling to fly from a canyon along U.S. 50 near Placerville.
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Rafferty Attacks Prayer Ruling In Santa Rosa Speech
California state schools chief Max Rafferty condemned court rulings that ban prayer and religious references in classrooms. Speaking to about 300 people at the Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Auditorium, he urged teachers to avoid scripture teaching while asserting a positive place for God in schools.
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Almanac Today May 2 1964 historical notes
Almanac entry for Saturday May 2 1964 highlights key events: 1805 Andrew Johnson offered reward for Jefferson Davis, 1933 Hitler dissolves labor unions to form a labor front, 1945 Allies announce Nazi surrender in Italy and parts of Austria, 1963 Birmingham police arrest 500 protesters. Includes St Thomas Aquinas thought for the day.
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Integration Church Stand Said Not Strong Enough
In Pittsburgh a mixed group from across the country gathered to protest the Methodist Church plan for racial integration. They marched to the Civic Arena where the General Conference met, kneeling and singing outside as delegates debated moving faster on integration. Organizers said the plan falls short and will press for a stronger measure before the conference ends.
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Castro vows to halt U2 flights as U.S. pressure rises
Fidel Castro told 200000 workers in Revolution Square that Cuba will seek world forums to stop U2 high altitude spy flights over Cuba or face armed repulsion if international bodies fail. He warned the United States against misrepresenting Cuba’s sugar production and said Cuba would resist inspection if needed to meet its own needs.
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Cops Seize Dope and Guns in Ventura Arrests
Ventura county sheriff's deputies said seven Simi Valley youths were arrested after narcotics and a small arsenal were seized Friday night. They confiscated bulk marijuana enough to make 25 million cigarettes, heroin quantities, heroin capsules, paraphernalia, 19 rifles and shotguns, pistols, a knife, and a World War II sawed off rifle, with a combined value about 4200 dollars in two Simi Valley homes.
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