Weather Corner Continued Bay Area Forecast Update
Bay Area weather shows tonight mainly cloudy with a few showers and a low around 48. Tomorrow Sunny by afternoon, highs near 60s, with lighter winds. Inland valleys expect mixed skies today, with showers near Stockton and Salinas later tonight into Saturday, and cooler nights across the region.
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Weather fragment across multiple cities shows varied conditions
A column of city weather reports lists temperatures and conditions. Entries include Albany clear in 4h, Atlanta cloudy, Boston clear, Chicago cloudy, Dallas and many others with varying states like rain, snow or clear. The text reflects a garbled OCR snapshot of a regional weather page with incomplete data.
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Tide Tables Readings and Sun Times Update
Tide table fragment provides low and high water marks with sunrise and sunset times, plus note on light conditions. Computations appear for a typical tide cycle and adjust for location, possibly Vicen and Poind SF. The readable items indicate a maritime or coastal public notice format.
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Queen Elizabeth II Meets Pope in Private Vatican Audience
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited Pope Pius XII at the Vatican for a 26 minute private audience. The meeting, part of a friendly royal visit, was not publicly detailed. The Pope expressed hope for Christian ideals of peace and fraternity.
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Four San Francisco youths charged in schoolteacher killing
Four teenagers Larry Magee 16 Robert Hall 17 Michael Kilkermy 17 and William Castillio 17 of San Francisco were charged with murder and robbery after allegedly beating schoolteacher William P. Wall and leaving him on a streetcar line. Wall died Saturday minutes later after being struck by a streetcar.
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UC Bans Malcolm X from Speaking at Berkeley
UC Berkeley cancelled Malcolm X speaking engagement citing campus regulations against religious activities and political influence. Vice Chancellor Adrian Kragen cited use of facilities for worship or conversion and state constitutional independence from political influence. Edward Strong, campus Olympus officer, noted the decision.
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U S Troops May Go to S Viet Nam
President Kennedy signals readiness to deploy U S troops to South Vietnam if needed to prevent communist conquest. Secretary of State Rusk held talks with Fulbright and others about a cautious military aid posture while seeking a stable regional role for Japan and Thailand.
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City Revived In Kentucky Newport Faces Rising Ohio River
Newport Kentucky revival as the Ohio River rises. Campbell County community seeks city status since 191?, with no officials able to manage flood risks. Judge A J Jolly ordered action after agents planned to buy flooded street parcels near Markland Dam. Melbourne’s sixth class restored.
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Gagarin Describes Orbit Plan On Return Trip
Yuri Gagarin spoke at the House of Writers about his spaceflight. He said the rocket could have carried a larger, more complex ship. He noted the capsule maintained a steady cabin temperature around 25 degrees Celsius during the flight.
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Governor Signes Narcointens Tardy Bills and Other Proposals
Summary of a legislative session draft listing narcotics penalties, parole and probation restrictions, driver license suspensions for failure to report accidents, pesticide tolerance rules, uniform cost methods for milk stabilization, and surplus textbook distribution. Mentions multiple Assembly members and districts with bills on agriculture, oil and gas, education, and labor, including provisions on advertising gasoline octane, scalp tickets, and records retention.
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Californians pay 22 billion in local property taxes
Sacramento report from the Board of Equalization notes Californians paid 22 billion dollars in local government property taxes this fiscal year, averaging 139 per person. The total rose 10 percent from last year, while the average bill increased 2.2 percent due to higher construction and property values. Taxes fund schools, counties, and special districts.
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Obsolete Texts Measure OK'd by Senate in California
SACRAMENTO AP The Senate unanimously approved a bill arising from the deluge of 184000 new but obsolete texts. The measure, sent to the Assembly for concurrence, requires surplus texts to be sold or given away and burned only as a last resort.
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Nazi Death Commandos Terror Recalled
In Jerusalem the Eichmann trial heard prosecutors recount the Einsatzgruppen killings. Witness Abraham Aviel, 14 when the occupation began near Radom, described mass shootings and ghettos, including Jews forced to dig graves and march to a trench where machine guns fired. He lost family and fled with his brother, some survivors joining partisans.
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Almanac May 5 1961 highlights and historic notes
Almanac favors Friday May 5 the 125th day of the year with 240 remaining in 1961. It notes Jupiter Venus Saturn in the morning sky and Mars as the evening star. It recalls birthdays and events: Karl Marx born 1818, Sacco and Vanzetti arrested 1920, Scopes arrested 1925, Khrushchev 1960 U 2 shootdown remark. Thought for today quotes Marx on class antagonism and peace among nations.
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Russia
Tax Boost on Trucks Faces Senate Vote in America
Washington AP UPI report on the House passage of a bill to raise federal truck taxes by 150 million a year and extend highway funding. The measure would double the highway truck license tax, raise tire and inner tube duties, and lift rubber head tax to five cents a pound. The bill targets the interstate highway system completion by 1972 and includes adjustments to gasoline tax and diesel fuel levies to offset lost revenue. Kennedy urged the spending rise to cover rising costs and added mileage.
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FAA to propose 50 knot speed limit for aircraft near congested airports
FAA Administrator Najeeb E. Halaih or Halahy说 on Thursday at an Aviation Space Writers Association event that the agency will seek a 50 knot limit for all planes descending below 14 500 feet. The rule would apply to planes approaching busy terminals to slow air traffic and reduce risk. Public hearings and postings will follow before any formal action.
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Mishap Kills Navy Officer on Balloon
Navy officer Victor G. Prather, 44, died after falling from a balloon sling during a test flight off Pensacola. The ascent reached over 2 miles, with Prather and Cmdr. Malcolm Fass aboard the gondola. Prather fell into the water as a helicopter lowered the sling, dying about an hour later aboard the carrier.
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Recess Called In A Test Talks In Geneva
In Geneva AP reports the three power nuclear test ban talks paused again Thursday as delegation head Arthur W. Dean remained in Washington. He was to brief President Kennedy and was expected back in Geneva this weekend to push a new attempt to overcome Soviet objections to effective restraint of nuclear weapons.
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