Forecast summary for California regions through Tuesday
Central California expects no precipitation through Saturday with above normal temperatures inland and near normal on the coast. Northern California shows a chance of light showers with 4 to 5 degrees above inland norms and near normal coastal temps. Fair skies dominate Northern and Central California through Tuesday with cooler interior conditions. San Francisco Bay Area has fair weather with a near coastal onshore trend Tuesday morning and a westerly breeze. Sacramento Valley remains cloudy and cooler Tuesday, while San Joaquin Valley stays mostly cloudy through Tuesday. Sierra Nevada and Mount Shasta Siskiyou area see mostly fair skies with a cooler Tuesday. Salinas Valley experiences fog nights with fair days and light northwest winds. Monterey Bay and Santa Maria coastal areas have fog at night and morning, clearing later with west winds. Santa Clara and Livermore Valleys see fall through Tuesday with westerly winds and mild afternoons. Southern California mostly sunny through Tuesday with increasing high clouds by night and morning low clouds near the coast. cooler Tuesday with coastal and interior highs in the 60s to 70s.
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Weather Summary for Hayward and Nearby Areas May 4
Temperatures rise across Southern Alameda County including Hayward Pleasanton and Livermore. Sunrise at 7:51 and sunset later in the day. today’s forecast calls for typical May warmth with clear skies and light winds across the region.
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Dallas Flood Toll Rises Amid Severe Texas Storms
The Dallas flood toll climbs to fourteen with four new days of torrential rains. The Trinity River swelled to forty two feet as residents evacuated from over two hundred homes. shelters opened in Fair Park and Red Cross volunteers fed thousands. Strong rainfall spread across Texas while rivers rose and spillways neared capacity.
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UROC Backs Reagan In State Race
UROC endorses Reagan in state treasurer and attorney general contests while dual endorsements go to Jud Leetham Spencer Willams Thabert McDavid and Joseph Pace in other races. Delegates elected Joseph Crosby to succeed Fred Nagel as UROC state chairman at the Saturday night meeting.
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Primaries in Six States Shape Tight 1960 Ballots
The piece outlines primary battles in six states led by Ohio where Robert Taft Jr seeks a GOP House nomination against William Flax. Analysts expect Taft to win easily. Burns in Alabama and other Democratic contests test voter sentiment under new civil rights-tinged rules. If no candidate wins a majority, runoff elections will be scheduled later in May.
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Coffee Shop Experiment To Be Tried In Hayward
The Hammonds plan a Friday Babble On evening from 8 p.m. to midnight to stimulate youth dialogue through art, music, and dramatic works. Chabot College and California State College Hayward will assist with programs, with George Williams as chair and Hilda Williams coordinating service. The project aims to provide a wholesome hangout and a sounding board for local youths, covering room rental costs with no profit motive.
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Four Face Abortion Charges In Alameda Case
Alameda County District Attorney filed formal charges against Castro Valley auto salesman Billy W. Keith and Hayward nurse s aide Willie Reid in an Oakland Bay area abortion ring. Keith, 41, is charged as a gobetween. Reid, 43, is charged with performing abortions. Both are free on five thousand five hundred dollars bail after a four month investigation sparked by an abortion attempt that hospitalized an Oakland secretary.
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China's Leadership In Transition Period
Analysis notes a leadership transition in China after Mao's possible illness or absence. It outlines views of U S experts on a continued post Mao leadership, potential power struggles among successors, and shifts in U S policy to engage China diplomatically while Beijing remains wary of rapprochement.
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Commerce data show March factory shipments rise
Washington AP reports that shipments, new orders, and inventories of manufacturers grew in March. Shipments and orders increased about 3 percent while inventories rose about 1 percent, signaling continued expansion in manufacturing activity.
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Top Court Rules Texas Poll Tax Out
The Supreme Court affirmed that Texas may not require a $1.50 poll tax as a prerequisite to voting in local elections. A prior Austin district court ruling found the tax violated due process, with the high court later ruling that past taxes used as a voting prerequisite violate the Constitution.
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Lleras Restrepo Wins Colombian Presidency By Large Margin
In Bogota, Sen. Carlos Lleras Restrepo secured a decisive victory amid party backing from the Liberal and Conservative factions, with the late President Gomez’s followers supporting his opponent. Lleras urged a strong vote to push reform through Congress and counter former dictator Pinilla. In San Francisco, a separate art show opened with over 5,000 attendees as painter works remained missing from a display at the Whitell Hotel.
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