Weather Corner and Bay Area Forecast Summary
Fair conditions through Tuesday across the region with little temperature change. Highs mainly in the 75 to 95 range, lows 43 to 55 in the north and 45 to 55 near Salinas, with northwest to north winds 5 to 20 mph. Monterey Bay and Central Coast show 70 to 80 highs, coastal areas 45 to 55 at night, winds 10 to 20 mph or 15 to 20 knots offshore. Northern California coast and valleys report fair weather with varying winds and small diurnal shifts.
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Temperatures in Southern Alameda County Yesterday and Today
A weather note reports yesterday's high and today's low temperatures for Southern Alameda County. Highs and lows are listed for the region, indicating how temperatures shifted across the area.
Tide Tables Brief May 1
Tide data shows time highs and lows with approximate amplitudes and sunrise sunset times. The fragment lists time indications around 4 am and 5:59 am sunrise with computed tide levels for Ft. Point, indicating a coastal observing note from a tide table.
Castro Valley Taxpayers Meet On Property and School Finance
Castro Valley taxpayers association calls a general meeting for residents tomorrow to hear reassessment reports and school finance proposals. Alameda County Assessor Donald Feragen will explain the current system at Chabot Elementary School. A legislative committee report on California school finance, chaired by Assemblyman Charles Garrigus, is on the agenda. The discussions follow a campaign that defeated a proposal to raise the district property tax ceiling.
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Graham Ends Tour In Denmark
AP reports Billy Graham wrapped up a Danish crusade drawing 83,700 attendees over a week with 47 decisions for Christ. He plans a Swiss vacation with family and floated potential invitations from Norway, Sweden, and Finland while urging prayers for a spiritual awakening in Alabama amid Danish race tensions.
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Torrential floods strike Texas and South Dakota
Severe storms and flash floods swept Texas and South Dakota causing widespread damage. Nine inches fell at Killeen while Ft Hood reported 7.96 inches. Swollen rivers forced 125 families from homes and damaged infrastructure across Austin and surrounding areas. South Dakota damage reached about 2 million as floods forced evacuations and structures were carried downstream.
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Tuesday Steel Pact Talks Off
PITTSBURGH AP Basic steel contract talks set to resume by company later were postponed. The United Steelworkers Union gave no reason, citing upcoming union executive board actions and a leadership election dispute involving David J. McDonald. The talks are not expected to resume until the board rules or June 1 when Abel takes office.
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Voting Rights Bill Debate Extends Into Fourth Week
The Senate enters its fourth week of debate on the voting rights bill with no immediate cloture plan from Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield. Southerners push amendments to soften the measure while Mansfield and Republican Everett Dirksen signal ongoing amendment battles. both leaders have blocked Southern amendments and aimed to defeat them, as Ellender leads Southern opposition.
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Teach In Washington Draws Mixed Reactions From Viewers
After a 13 hour Saturday teach in on U S Viet Nam policy in Washington students and professors praised the concept of questioning foreign policy as a university duty while some viewers believed no side won The event aired on radio and TV to more than 100 campuses with groups in various cities debating the U S position and Johnson administration decisions.
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Optics Firm Names Manager in Xerox Subsidiary
Dr. Fred M. Johnson is named manager of Electro-Optical Systems non-linear optics group, a Xerox Corp subsidiary, Pasadena. The report also covers Senate voting rights debate with southern states seeking attorney general and federal court approval to change vote laws, amid mixed reactions to the probe and policy dynamics.
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Ainning
Attorney
Suspect Found With Key To New City Hall In ASHTABULA
Police recovered the key to the front door of the new city hall and police station from a man detained for questioning in a string of home break-ins. The building is so new that officials have not moved in and lack keys. The arrestee said he worked for a contractor involved in the city hall project.
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On This Day In History May 17 1963 Almanac Theme
May 17 1963 marks anniversaries from 1749 birth of English physician Edward Jenner who discovered smallpox vaccination. Notable events include 1875 Kentucky Derby winner Aristides at Churchill Downs, 1954 Supreme Court ruling segregation in public schools unconstitutional, and 1961 Castro offer to exchange Bay of Pigs prisoners for 500 bulldozers. A Roosevelt quote closes the thought for the day.
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Christopher Gives Go Sign for Governor Run
LOS ANGELES AP Christopher has authorized supporters to proceed with organizing efforts toward a possible bid for governor next year. The 67 year old two term mayor said in a KNXT interview that polls show he could defeat the incumbent if he runs. He would not run for lieutenant governor, a post he once sought in 1942.
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War weariness and Viet Cong strength in South Vietnam
An analysis notes growing Communist manpower in South Vietnam near Da Nang amid U.S. Marines and air power. It cites Viet Cong control of areas, civilian casualties, and risks of expanding the war, while praising the Quat government’s pacification efforts and U.S. aid.
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