Weather Corner calm and warmer through Tuesday
Weather summary indicates fair and warmer conditions across regions through Tuesday with morning fog in many areas. Tonight’s lows range mid 40s to mid 50s, light to moderate west southwest winds 10 to 20 mph in most zones. Coastal spots show lingering fog nights and mornings with variable winds and some light craft advisories along north coast.
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Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
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Fort Bragg
Vicinity
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Napa Tit
Ukiah
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San Joaquin Valley
Temperatures Yesterday and Today
Reported temperatures show a high yesterday and a low for the same period. Data focus on daily temperature range, with no additional weather details provided.
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Heys
PTA Stand Slated On Segregation
CHICAGO AP The national PTA president says time is running out for a just solution to racial inequities and that the PTA cannot remain passive. A strong stand on segregation is expected to be voted on Wednesday at the 68th annual convention attended by about 2,500 members from all 50 states.
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Chicago
PTA
Clifford N. Jenkins
Naional Congress of Parents and
Jenkins
Congress
National Congress
Jerome’ Z. Morris
Montgomery
Als
Negra Group
PLA
Associated Press
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Albuquerque
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Ore
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Reno
Jealor
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Rights Debate In 12th Week
Washington AP reports the Senate civil rights debate enters its twelfth week with a two thirds vote package and cloture still uncertain. Dirksen and Humprey push a substitute for the House bill as Republicans seek final amendments before a possible late week vote.
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Washington
Senate
Deross
Robert F. Kennedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Duty to Kill Three Children Shocked Sacramento Family
Robert Henry Nicolaus, 31, admitted shooting his three children to death claiming a duty to send them to heaven. Deputies said he killed Roberta 7, Donald 5, and Heidi 2 in the trunk of their car, which was found parked in North Sacramento. The two older children were from a former marriage and the younger from his present wife.
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Sacramento
Calif
Robert Henry Nicolaus
John Crown
Nicolaus
State Division of Highways
Roberta
Donald
Heidi
Little Gangsters Hold French Kidnap Suspects
In Paris three men linked to kidnapping of Mrs. Marcelline Dassault, wife of a Corsican warplane builder, are in custody. Police say the men led a mixed criminal life and a fourth suspect is being sought. Mrs Dassault was held 35 hours and treated calmly by her captors, who provided food and shelter before authorities found the hideout.
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Marcel Dassault
Paris
Serge Lefevre
Lest
Mathieu Costa
Corsica
Gaston Darmon
Algeria
Gaston
Gabriel Darmon
Mathieu Coste
Marcelllender
Dassault
CTA May Scrap Finance Measure
In Burlingame AP report the California Teachers Association contemplates scrapping its proposed school finance initiative for 1965-66. The plan sought to raise state school spending by 140 million and add 60 million in 1968-67, with signatures pursued before June 4. CTA officials note Gov. Brown backs the Unruh bill, while Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh supports the measure. reactions from education groups and unions are mixed.
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Burlingame
California Teachers Association
CTA
Jack Rees
Council of Education
Hill
Jesse Mi
Ciil
Unemployment Dip in Britain
London AP reports Britain's unemployment fell in May with the Ministry of Labour citing 389,121 unemployed this month, down 42,477 from April. The May figure shows a drop from 431,598 last year, indicating a 24 percent rate and suggesting improving labor conditions.
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London
Britain
Ministry of Labor
Colonaid Colon Therapy Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
A vintage medical blurb touts Colonaid as a colon stimulant that restores regularity. It claims a unique nerve action and bathing effect, with a nightly dose to ease constipation and boost well being in tensely stressed patients.
Fire Destroys Redding Church
In downtown Redding a fire at St. Joseph's Catholic Church destroyed the wooden frame building built in 1907. Fire Chief William Grant estimated damage at 350000 dollars. Firemen fought the blaze eight hours after a policeman found it shortly after midnight. cause undetermined. The church could seat over 500 people.
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Redding
API
St. Joseph's Catholic
William Grant
Free Eight
Curtain Down On Special Session Ends In California
SACRAMENTO AP Curtailing the longest election year session Brown wrapped up California’s Assembly work after 60 proposals. four were defeated, two major laws passed. Unruh education reform will cut class sizes, boost state aid to schools, and ease district unification. A settlement on Long Beach tidelands raised state income. The $8.65 billion budget, biggest in state history, was approved after concessions. Brown urged a more flexible legislative process to meet California’s needs.
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Sacramento
Brown
California
Assembly Chamber
Hirm iGoy
Iself
Assembly
Jesse M
Ely
Unruh
Tidelands
Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Forecast In 1948
The National Safety Council estimates about 500 Americans may be killed on U S roads and highways over the Memorial Day weekend. They project roughly 36 traffic fatalities and between 19 000 and 23 000 injuries from Thursday 6 p m to Sunday midnight. An estimated 1 000 000 motor vehicles would travel 8 3 billion miles during the period.
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Asa
Olf
Midwest
Rocky Moun
Iami Beach
Fla
Gram
Congress
Land Senate
Navy
Adm
I. J. Galantin
Ory
Georgetown
Gay
Richard Luyt
Space Writers’ Association
Chicago
UPS
National Safety Council
Emmee
German Leaves Wife Behind in East West Berlin Break
A 23 year old man and his 19 year old wife attempted to flee East Germany by crossing five rows of barbed wire into West Berlin’s Spandau suburb. He watched as border guards captured his wife and took her back into the east.
Stereophonic Silence Stereophonic Silence by Ray Peterson
An ad style column laments noisy home conditions and pitches Lennox heating and air conditioning systems. The piece praises quiet operation and invites readers to have a survey of their heating and cooling needs at no cost.
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Lennox
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