Weather Summary for Northern California and Coast Regions
Overcast tonight with fair conditions tomorrow morning then sun by tomorrow afternoon. highs 62 to 68 in the Bay Area with west to northwest winds 12 to 25 mph. Mt Shasta area fair then shower chances Tuesday, Sacramento Valley fair with highs 70 to 80, Salinas Valley and Central Coast mostly fair, coastal overcast through Tuesday. Northerly winds 10 to 25 mph, coastal waters 12 to 25 knots.
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Temperatures Yesterday's High and Today's Low in Southern Alameda County
Yesterday's high reached in Southern Alameda County with today's low dipping to near record lows. Weather relied on overnight cooling and coastal breezes, bringing mild daytime temperatures and cooler overnight conditions across the region.
Plunge Kills Sky Diver in Sonoma County
Loren McCrillis 38 of Fairfax died during a student sky dive at Shellville Airport. Witnesses reported a fouled shroud line caused the main chute to descend rapidly and the reserve chute failed to fully open. He was on his tenth jump with Diablo Sky Divers Club when the accident occurred.
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Cardinal Spellman Surprise Birthday at School Dedication
New York AP reports Francis Cardinal Spellman dedicated a new addition to a school for the blind on Sunday and received a birthday tribute as he turns 76 Tuesday. Two blind students gave him a gift while the school chorus sang Happy Birthday.
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Rostow on Korea Tour Seeks Self-Sustaining Economy
Walt Rostow, chairman of the US State Department's policy planning council, arrived in Seoul for a three day visit with Korean officials and economists. He said there is no official agenda but his talks will explore ways Korea can achieve a self sustaining economy.
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Bizarre Houston Slaying Stuns City Editor and Suspect Text
In Houston Texas 32 year old editor of the Houston Chronicle steakley 37 is shot while in his car. Police report a man watched from the car and fled after the single fatal shot to the chest. Witnesses recall a tense scene with a wry remark and a white toothy smile as the car’s doors opened and a suspect fled. The investigation remains active with possible leads and no clear motive.
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Red Youth Crown Poet in Prague May Day Clash
American poet Allan Ginsberg crowned King of Morales by Prague youth during May Day weekend celebration. Police clash and a new "Jaase leash" policy rolled out after three years of violent protests in the Communist capital.
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Toastmasters Joint Meeting in Alameda at Brass Rail
Castro Valley and Toastmistress Club of Alameda hold a joint meeting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday at 1901 Park St Alameda. Jacques Franken de Wolk leads the evening with Nancy Davis as topics master. Avery McMaillan handles evaluations and Clark Walker chairs parliamentary procedure. Speakers include June Orr Colleen Groesbeck Richard Behn Jr and Dr. Philip Rickey.
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U S Jet Sets Speed Record
President Johnson announced a new American fighter, the YF-12A, set two world speed records after streaking through the sky on Saturday, surpassing previous Soviet records held by the C-166. The claim underscores U S aeronautical advances during the era.
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Federal Troops Cost of Selma March Revealed
The Pentagon says protecting the Selma to Montgomery civil rights march cost 510000 dollars. It covers pay and allowances for 1860 Alabama National Guardsmen, transportation, and related expenses, with total costs in five crises since 1957 approaching 14 million dollars. The figure excludes pay for about 1000 regular Army MPs involved.
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Aging and Social Security Politics Through the Years
A historical review notes rising old age numbers from 3.1 million in 1900 to 32.3 million by 2000, the shift in focus from child to aging health, and that Social Security has helped but not solved elder issues. It cites eight amendments and ongoing Medicare debates, alongside federal civil rights deployments and costs in past crises.
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Social status and feeding in cows studied at Berkeley
University of California animal husbandry professor Kenneth A. Wagnon reports social dynamics affect cattle feeding. Timid and less aggressive cows may wait hours for dominant cows to feed, influencing weight gain and herd balance. Separate notes mention Alabama Guardsmen in federal service and a Fremont student with Phi Beta Kappa recognition.
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Almanac notes May 3 1965 events and birthdays
The Almanac for May 3 1965 lists notable items including Jacob Riis born in 1849, Lincoln’s body arriving in Springfield in 1865, Japanese raids on Chungking in 1939, synthetic quinine from coal tar in 1944, and a 1948 Supreme Court ruling on nonbinding restraints on sale to minorities, with a Rabelais quote for the day.
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Garage Will Replace Theater in Seattle Palomar Theater
The Palamar Theater in Seattle will be torn down after lights went out Sunday night. The former vaudeville jewel built by Alexa der Pantages will yield to a self parking garage replacing the theater that once showcased vaudeville acts and later showed films.
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