Weather Review Across Regions with Scattered Showers
Partly cloudy Sundays with scattered light showers in the Bay Area and inland valleys. Fair on Monday with little temperature change. highs around 60s and lows in 40s. Westerly winds 12 to 25 mph, cooler in inland sections and several valleys report possible showers.
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Boat Skipper Slain First Mate Booked
Tampa police report a shrimp boat captain William Schuck was killed aboard the Golden Net around May 11 during a struggle with his mate Henry Weav er who was charged with murder. The Golden Net was towed to port by the Coast Guard cutter Point Swift as FBI and Coast Guard investigated the fatal dispute near the Yucatan peninsula.
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JFK Exhibit Previewed by Kennedy Family in New York
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and family members preview a private exhibit in New York to be opened to the public Tuesday. The show features letters and memoranda related to the late president and will tour after, leading to a potential permanent display in Harvard’s future Kennedy Memorial Library.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
New York
Harvard
Root
International Business Machines Corp
Fisherman OK After Ship Crash Near Golden Gate
Oakland fisherman Lloyd A. Volaya survived a collision between his 9 foot fishing boat and the Philippine freighter President Quezon off the Golden Gate. He lost 491 pounds of salmon and his boat, valued at 8000 dollars, broke up but he escaped unharmed and was rescued by a fishing boat and Coast Guard cutter.
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Lloyd A. Volaya
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Golden Gate
Volaya
Quezon
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Volava
Oakland
Lucky Lady
Coast Guard
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Local notices and terse listings from the Baily Review
A string of fragmented names and places appears in an OCR dump from the Baily Review, including scattered references to persons, locations, and numbers. The legible bits mix headings with stray terms such as towns, offices, and possibly dates, yielding a damaged public notices style fragment.
San Lorenzo Homes Board Sets Monthly Meeting
The board of directors for San Lorenzo Village Homes Association will hold their regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the community center, 377 Fasca, Grande.
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San Lorenzo
Caplin Quits As IRS Chief
The article notes Caplin resigning as commissioner of internal revenue amid personal reasons and board considerations. It cites W. Winterbourne and press secretary George Reedy, with discussion of timing and reasons affecting his departure.
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Winterbourne
Friends
George Reedy
San Lorenzo
Asaie Caplin
Newark High senior crowned Miss Newark in JCC pageant
James Macedo, a Newark High School senior, was named Miss Newark in a beauty contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Four princesses joined the queen’s court: Donna Emerald, Iona Tela, Leola Shortis, and Bette Cantectl, among thirteen contestants. The queen will compete later in the Maid of Alameda County contest.
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Newark
James Macedo
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Donna Emerald
Iona ‘Tela
Leola Shortis
Better Cantectl
Cranston Welcomes Investigation Amid Appraisal Controversy
California Controller Alan Cranston says he would welcome a fair probe into charges that six appraisers appointed by him aided his campaign. He claims the allegations are part of a smear linked to Pierre Salinger’s Senate bid and defends his ethics code for appraisers.
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Alan Cranston
Jor
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Asser ‘Blyman
Don A. Allen
Angeles
Allen
Inanciel Records
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Assembly
Jesse UN- Tuh
White House
Pierre Salinger
Senate
Los Angeles
Selinger
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San Bernardino
Tatle
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Snermel
Ulm
Barry Goldwater Predicts Hard Fight in California
Barry Goldwater pledged a hard campaign in California for the June 2 GOP primary. He outlined revised odds on winning the nomination while criticizing anti semitic literature linked to Rockwell and stressing fair play. He noted potential shortfall of delegates and anticipated Nixon as the eventual choice regardless of California results.
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ART Bet
Barry Goldwater
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Alan
Goldwater
Shim
Goldwalter
Ater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
George Linculy Rockwell
Galdwater
Hockefeller
Gabrinella
Goldwatter
San Francisco
Foritee
Richard M. Nixon
Curfew Enforced in Leopoldville After Church Bombs
The Congolese government imposes a dusk to dawn curfew in Leopoldville after saboteurs attack two Roman Catholic churches killing a worshipper. Interior Minister Mabott and Police Chief Nendaka vow no exceptions as martial rule continues. outages follow explosions at Christ the King and St Peter churches injuring several.
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Leopoldville
Victor Nendaka
Joseph Mabott
Mabott
Church of Christ the King
St. Peter
Dongale
Cape Tovwn
South
Science
West German Scribe Heinz Brandt Freed by East Germany
Heinz Brandt, a West German trade union journalist, was released from an East German jail after serving two years of a 12 year sentence. ADN reported Brandt, 44, had been jailed since May 20, 1962 on charges of spying for the Social Democratic party and West German intelligence plus the CIA.
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Heinz Brandt
ADN. It
Nb Reason
Brandi
West German
Social Democratic Party
Central Intelligence Agency
Fatiguing Egypt Tour Shows Khrushchev Strain
Premier Khrushchev ends a tiring Cairo visit with a brief final communique and reduced program. He travels by plane Monday, after a day of rest from Alexandria, canceling planned stops and signaling fatigue during talks with Nasser.
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Khrushchev
Cetra
Fas
Egypt
Hinseute
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Gleen
Ganjal Abdel Nasser
Bandits Halt Screen Tests in Indianapolis Robbery
Two gunmen canceled screen tests by stealing cameras and film after looting a suburban bank of 40 245 dollars. They grabbed two recording cameras and fled, leaving a scene tied to a bold act amid broader geopolitical rumors and Soviet-Egyptian tensions.
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American Fletcher National Bank
Cumberland
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