Weather Overview for San Francisco Bay Area and Regions
Partly cloudy Sunday and Sunday night with mostly fair Monday. Lows 47 to 60, highs 62 to 84 across Bay Area, Monterey Bay, and valleys. Small craft warnings likely to be lowered by morning. winds mostly west to northwest 10 to 25 knots south to 20 knots north. Temperature highs forecast around 66 to 84 with higher inland.
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Presbyterian Meet To Eye Racial Issues
The 176th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church U.S.A. opens in Oklahoma City with five presbyteries submitting race relation proposals. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP will speak. the assembly may elect a Black moderator. Two ministers, Edler G. Hawkins and Alva Ray Cartlidge, are considered for the post. A report on church unity and potential reunions with other denominations is also expected.
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Voters League To Ask Funds For Civic Drive
The League of Women Voters plans its annual fund drive in Hayward with chair Mek Al Webber stating the group, serving San Leandro San Lorenzo Castro Valley Hayward and Union City, has a $1,760 budget for 1984 65. Membership dues and contributions fund most of the budget, and Mrs Webber expects community support to continue informing the public on issues.
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Tide Table for Monday May 18 With Heights and Times
Tide table entry shows morning and afternoon tides with heights and times. Includes high tide values around 29 and 46 inches and 149 and 80 for listed points, along with sunrise at 5 57 and sunset at 8 15.
Viet Nam Casualties Grow as U S Rates Rise
Washington reports show 229 U S deaths in Viet Nam including combat and noncombat causes with 667 wounded and nine missing. South Viet Nam lists exceed 41,800 casualties in a war of vastly different force sizes, while Pentagon figures and Vietnamese counts differ on totals and significance of host country deaths.
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Freed U.S. fliers celebrate Seoul hospital return
In Seoul, Lt. Col. Bruno Els and Captains Ben W. Stutts and Carleton Veltz were liberated from a year in North Korean captivity. They endured delays, received rest, and spoke softly as reporters were kept at bay. The trio, held on espionage charges, landed at the U.S. Army hospital in Seoul for treatment and family calls after their 1963 ordeal.
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Utah Teachers Ordered Two Day Classroom Walkout
Utah public school teachers were ordered to boycott classrooms for two days next week to push for more state education funds. The move came from the Utah Education Association after Gov. Clyde refused a special session to fund the 1964-65 school year, with a statewide meeting called for Tuesday to decide further action.
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Four Babies From Frozen Sperm Reported by Medical Team
New York AP reports four women conceived with deep frozen donor sperm. Sperm stored at 820 degrees below zero for up to six months, thawed, and used for insemination. Two other pregnancies miscarried. doctors cite potential for aiding childless couples with indefinite storage via liquid nitrogen.
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Williams. Jporloff
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Philadelphia
Perloff
Emil Steinberger
Einstein Center
Jerome K. Sherman
University of Arkansas School of Medicine
Little Rock
New York Dispute Over Plumber Tests
In New York a dispute over union admission tests impacts four nonunion plumbers on a $37 million Bronx market project. Three men passed nonunion tests yesterday while one faces a racial discrimination charge. The City Commission for Human Rights filed a charge against the plumbers union, and the commission withdrew its involvement, leaving the outcome uncertain. Mayor Wagner had backed the test to end a plumbers walkout threatening stage work.
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Romney files for new term in Michigan race
In Lansing, Gov. George Romney announced his bid for re election for a second term amid a labor dispute. Four nonunion workers refused a required Taft Hartley Act job test triggering protests by Plumbers Local 2. President George Meany weighed no further action while the city faced potential construction delays and supplier stoppages.
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Lansing
Mich
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Meany
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Washington
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CDC aids Salinger in Senate bid with volunteers
AP reports Pierre Salinger says about 12,000 California Democratic Council volunteers back his candidacy for the Senate. He criticizes CDC leadership for trying to cut the California Democratic Primary to one candidate and notes his campaign relies on volunteers, with no paid workers in Marin County.
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Pierre
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Almanac Today In 1964 May 17 Almanac Notes
The 188th day of 1964 marks a Sunday with events and quotes. In 1875 Kentucky Derby debuts at Churchill Downs Louisville. Grant tours world from Philadelphia. 1954 Supreme Court rules segregation unconstitutional. 1960 Khrushchev seeks apology from Eisenhower after U2 spy incident. Thought by Hegel on heroism and vanity ends with a quip about a valet.
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Philadelphia
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Youth Rally in East Germany near Wall underscores regime reach
In Berlin East Germany holds a three day youth rally at Walter Ulbricht Stadium near the wall. Officials expect up to 500 000 youths from across East Germany to attend as armored cars patrol and Red troops listen from guard towers. The event, organized by the Free German Youth, mirrors Nazi youth pageantry and aims to showcase Communist virtues amid refugees and strict border controls.
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Bricht
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Boy Rescued After Stuck In Hole In Calgary
In Calgary Alberta a boy named Melvin Hewitt became trapped while digging in a lawn. Fire department responders freed him unharmed after a tense rescue. The incident occurred near an area known locally as the Hayward Strip.
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