Weather Corner: Fair Tonight and Tomorrow With Wind Gales
Weather outlook across Northern California shows mixed skies and gusty winds. San Francisco Bay Area mostly cloudy today, becoming fair tonight and Wednesday with highs around 60 to 65 and lows near 50 to 65. Sierra Nevada and Sacramento Valley expect windy conditions, while Joaquin and Salinas Valleys see fair skies through Wednesday with highs in the 60s to low 80s and moderate northwest winds.
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Temperatures Yesterday and Today Low and High Summary
Yesterday's high temperature reached a local peak while today's low dipped to a cooler level. Weather alerts noted mild conditions with a gradual warmup expected later in the week.
North Beach clubs face setback in topless dancer case
In San Francisco Superior Court Judge Joseph Karesh denied a restraining order to halt police arrests of topless dancers at North Beach venues. Attorneys argued police harassment as two-hour hearing extended to May 18. The harebosom war context tied to a string of recent arrests and the ongoing legal fight.
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New Trial Ruling Links Death Row Cases in San Quentin
San Francisco court upholds Hillery conviction for lewd conduct and murder while reversing Dorado's murder verdict due to a pretrial confession. Judges distinguish Dorado rights violations from Hillery’s case as a 1884 rule is cited. Hanford ranch hand killed in 1962. Venice street incident noted.
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Vineyard strike idles 400 in Coachella Valley fields
About 400 non union vineyard workers idle as a three vineyard strike unfolds in Coachella Valley during grape thinning and girdling. Workers join Agri Cultural Workers Organizing Committee of the APL-CIO demanding $1.40 per hour minimum wage and union recognition.
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Leak Proof Dam Leaks To Save Food Shelf In Louisville
The U S Army Corps of Engineers plans small leaks at a limestone dam on the Ohio River in Louisville to restore a food shelf of plankton algae and snails. Birds once fed there. now a Louisville businessman suggests tiny pipes to keep the shelf wet during leaks.
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Reapportionment fight moves into new stage in California
Elson Klymen leads a battle for new Senate seats mainly in Los Angeles County as a rival proposes his own redistricting plan. California lawmakers debate classroom and kitchen tactics to harvest a multi million strawberry crop rotting under spring sun while the Assembly endorses Senate amendments on bridges buses and licensing and the Senate advances safety and education measures including leaves for teachers and underage drinking restrictions.
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Court Action On Cuba Visits
State Department lawyers expect court action to be stepped up against about 150 students who traveled to Cuba in 196 and 1964 despite a travel ban. Their cases were held pending a Supreme Court ruling on an appeal. The Court decided the secretary of state had authority to bar American travel to Cuba.
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RFK Suffers Minor Illness at Scarsdale Talk
In White Plains New York Sen Robert F Kennedy canceled day schedules due to nausea but delivered a 10 minute address to the Scarsdale United Jewish Appeal Newsmen reported he appeared tired and left shortly after speaking
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Almanac May 4 1965 notable events and birthdays
Almanac notes May 4 1965 marks Horace Mann born 1796 and recalls Haymarket riot deaths in 1886, Capone imprisonment 1932, Coral Sea battle 1942, Rockefeller wedding 1968. Thought for the day cites Daniel Webster on farming and progress.
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Theory Challenged New Hope for Alcoholics
An American Psychiatric Association briefing from New York reports a Cincinnati study challenging the belief that recovered alcoholics cannot safely drink again. The team argues abstinence is not always essential, noting some patients show normal drinking without worse adjustment, based on 32 cases and 11 of 42 ex-alcoholics remaining abstinent a year post-treatment.
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National Institute of Mental Health
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Growers Plan Huge Cutbacks In Strawberry Production
Los Angeles AP report notes early strawberry growers facing picker shortages plan to plant only two thirds of next year's crop. California Strawberry Advisory Board director Jack Tabata says Orange County suppliers may shift $7 million of this year's $11 million crop, barely covering expenses. He cites domestic labor shortages as the key cause and warns of reduced output if labor remains scarce.
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Jack Tabata
California Strawberry Advisory Board
Orange County
United States
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