California Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Northern and Central California see generally fine conditions through Wednesday with coastal fog and low clouds, cooler readings along the Central Coast and Santa Clara Livermore Valleys, and variable cloudiness in Salinas Valley. Breezy westerlies 10-20 mph inland, with scattered thunderstorms possible over the Sierra Nevada. Temperature ranges from the 30s to mid 90s across regions.
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Kennedy Urges Red China Survey and Europe Vision
Ted Kennedy calls for a planned survey of Red China and outlines a Western Europe strategy. He urges patient, imaginative diplomacy and gradual openings to break isolation, while President Johnson amplifies five guiding principles for a unified Atlantic alliance and East-West engagement.
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Primacy of Teacher Training Sparks Campus Tension
Professors with tenure clash with younger hires over liberal arts expansion at state colleges. Administrators of new campuses confront entrenched leaders as they push for broader curricula. The debate centers on reform vs. tradition in teacher training within CSUs.
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Budget Tensions Rise Over County Costs and Viet Cong War
The county budget discussions show a rise in expenses for hospitals under Medicare and capital projects like Highland General Hospital reconstruction and the Oakland Alameda Coliseum. Meanwhile military action near Tay Ninh and Cambodian territory is described with U S forces firing back in self defense as part of ongoing operations.
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Budget Views Salary Schedule Clash Over Teacher Losses
Dr. Castle notes the district could lose many of its best teachers if a single salary structure is adopted, while John Trujillo and Finance Director Marvin Smith clash over the plan. Smith argues budget study is needed before decisions. Trustees defend the move, but take no action.
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Negroes Vote in Alabama Polls as King Calls for Bloc
In Alabama, Black voters totaling 257,832 of 1,399,834 registered, shaped polls open 1 am to 5 pm rural and 7 pm urban. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. urged voting as a bloc against Sister Wallace, predicting local wins but no statewide race. observers saw Mrs. Wallace ahead in gubernatorial contention, while Republicans target Rep. James D. Marlin in the general election.
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Monsoons loom as pilots strike Viet Cong supply routes near Cambodia
U S warplanes bombed Viet Cong supply dumps and bridges near the Cambodian border. North and South Vietnamese officials say the strikes target railways and warehouses in jungle zones as the rainy season offensive is anticipated any day, with continuing fighter-bomber and high altitude raids.
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Alameda County urged to spread tax savings to cities
Alameda County Supervisor Kent Purcel urged cities and special taxing districts to follow the county in passing on tax savings realized from recovered tax monies. He credited a 2 cent rate reduction to funds recovered after last year’s tax assessment disclosures. About 18 million in recovered funds, nearly 1.5 million of which is redistributed to cities and districts, could be offset by Medicare increases and higher county contributions. Hearings on the budget begin June 14. Also, Rev Alan Campbell Don, former Dean of Westminster, died at 81 in Canterbury, England.
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Alaska Firm Wins Tracy Dams Contract
Sacramento AP reports Rivers Construction Co. Inc. of Anchorage won a 1.7 million dollar contract to build the Bethany Dams ten miles northwest of Tracy. The 25 to 80 foot high structures will create reservoirs and forebays for the South Bay Pumping Plant as part of the State Water Projects.
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