California Weekend Forecast Highlights Warm Inland, Mild Coast
Northern and central California see slightly warmer inland days through Saturday with coastal highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s and nights cooling. Bay Area and Monterey Bay report mostly sunny conditions with light westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Southern Alameda County and San Francisco Bay Area expect fair skies with scattered inland warmth and a few overnight low clouds along the coast. Regional temps by city show Albany around 48 and San Jose Bay Area readings in the mid 40s to mid 70s, with Santa Clara and Livermore noting similar patterns. Overall, dry weather dominates with a few showers possible around the mountains and thunderstorms in the far inland regions Saturday. tides listed for Sunday.
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Cavalry Annihilates Cong Battalion In Two Days
The military spokesman reported capture of 40 Communists and 515 suspects with minimal contact since midnight suggesting remnants fled. U S air sorties killed 85 Viet Cong as light American and Vietnamese casualties were noted. Navy planes flew 26 missions along the coast destroying boats and barges and damaging storage areas.
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Kerr Denies He Let Reds Control UC
Governor Brown, Reagan aides, and UC leaders react to Senate Un American Activities Committee findings alleging left wing influence at Berkeley. Kerr disputes claims and press for evidence while Heyns calls report a tiresome recap. The panel cites campus protests, alleged Communist links, and student vice imagery as signs of decay.
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Daily Review imprint and office listing notice
The Daily Review imprint shows Floyd Spabke as president and publisher and William Chileate as business manager and advertising director. It notes post office entry in Hayward California and communications to 116 W Winton Ave Maynard California with a 44 dollar reference.
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British Pressure to Crush Rhodesian Rebels Intensifies
British leaders face renewed calls from African commonwealth members to take firm action against Rhodesia. At a two hour SAN FRANCISCO meeting, the Commonwealth committee reviewed sanctions and inventory of estate assets including a $17 million balance left by steel magnate Lionel Chevrier advised by Diplomatic experts. The Africans fear Britain and Rhodesia informal talks in London could yield a sellout to the white regime.
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Union Men Link Killings Of Green Don Wilson
Painters and Decorators of America locals in Hayward and San Francisco linked to a widening dispute over local autonomy and representation as Green and Wilson were identified leaders in the Bay Area movement. The killings deepen faction tensions within the international union, with union officials fearing retaliation and some taking precautionary police protection.
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Shot Kills Union Aide
A fatal shooting targeting a union aide occurred in a public area, investigation ongoing. Police say no immediate suspects are in custody as authorities collect evidence and review surveillance.
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Judy Garland in Separate Trial Visible in Staged Incident
In a Hollywood report AP notes Judy Garland and husband Mark Heron were seen near a late model Oldsmobile around the time of a shooting. Barstow, the business agent, left the office shortly before the incident and did not see strangers in the parking lot. Sheriff statements referenced the investigation.
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Actor Barry Sullivan Ordered to Pay Support
Actor Barry Sullivan must pay 300 monthly child support to his second wife actress Gila Hall for their daughter Patricia aged 10. The Los Angeles court ruling confirms the monthly amount and the child in question.
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Million for UC Berkeley from Oakland estate
Oakland real estate man Fred Reed who died left the bulk of his 1 million dollar estate to the Berkeley campus after warning it was troubled by Communist influences at the University of California.
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Klansman Surrenders After Wife Shooting
Joseph H. Sims described as extremely dangerous by police and the FBI turned himself in with help from a friend after a Friday night incident in Athens Georgia. He had been sought for the shooting of his wife and faced possible charges.
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Fire rescue saves woman from burning house in California
In South El Monte California deputy Bart Nassin rushed into a blazing home when a scream was heard. He crawled through thick smoke to locate a woman in the back yard where she had remained hidden all along. Nassin was recovering from smoke inhalation afterward.
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Barrier Ordered Removed From San Leandro Hospital Access
A traffic barrier at Rose Drive blocking access to Doctors Hospital convalescent wing on East 14th Avenue was ordered removed by the San Leandro Board of Zoning Adjustments. The decision followed a month-long strike by the Machinists Union and limits on truck deliveries via 13th Avenue. The board also approved land use changes and added conditions to ensure hospital traffic remains possible while enforcing new standards.
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Pickets Try Shop-in To Aid Boycott At Berkeley Safeway
BERKELEY UPI Four Berkeley residents were arrested after attempting a shop-in at a Safeway to support a nationwide boycott of Di Giorgio Corp products. Neil Nininger William Mitchell Natalie Swartley and Larry McCoy faced charges of malicious mischief trespassing and disturbing the peace. Nininger also faced resisting arrest. They urged shoppers to purchase Di Giorgio items like S W Fine Foods and Treesweet juices but had no money at checkout. The group joined 25 pickets at the store before police intervened.
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Wolden Denies Loan Was Bribe In Court Testimony
In San Francisco Russell Wolden testified in Superior Court that a $5000 note signed by him, cited as evidence, was a loan and not a bribe. The document, written after his indictment for accepting bribes, was presented to support his defense.
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Russell Wolden
Republicans seek name for GOP elephant contest
Washington Republicans announce a naming contest for the party's elephant mascot. A model elephant will appear at GOP events as voters are invited to submit suggested names. The contest closes on June 2.
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Mrs America Pageant Reaches Culmination in San Diego
Fifty one contestants advance to the final stage of the Mrs. America contest in San Diego as the week long event concludes tonight with the crowning.
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Greyhound Moves to Avert Bus Strike in May
In San Francisco and across 11 western states Greyhound drivers and union negotiators meet with federal mediators to avert a strike planned for May 15 after contract expiration February 28. The Amalgamated Transit Union seeks wage raises of 5 to 7 percent and improved pensions for about 5,000 employees.
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