Weather Corner Fair Through Saturday Coast Inland Fog
Weather outlook shows fair conditions across the region through Saturday with coastal high fog extending inland in mornings. Temperatures range from 60 to 95 degrees depending on area while west to northwest winds reach up to 25 mph inland and 10-20 mph along coastal valleys. Cooler, partly cloudy intervals include scattered thundershowers in the Mt Shasta-Siskiyou and Sierra Nevada regions, with Monterey Bay area remaining overcast at times.
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Ocean
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Oakland
San Mateo
San Rafael
Mt. Shasta - Siskiyou Area
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinasi
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Fort Bragg
Central Coast
Weather readout for Southern Alameda County shows varied temps
Yesterday's high and today's low recorded across Hayward Pleasanton Niles Union City Livermore. Readings list 15 or 46 for highs and lows around 50 or 36 degrees with scattered values.
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Alameda County
Hayward
Pleasanton
Niles
Union City
Livermore
Tide Tables Saturday May 78 and Sunrise Sunset Times
Tide tables for Saturday May 78 show times around high tide near 1n-7 and a sunrise at 6 82 with sunset at 8 22. The fragment references daylight cues and printing notes, indicating typical coastal schedule details for the day.
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Hy Lawen
A Warning To Alabama Over School Aid Delays
A federal education official warns Alabama that delaying desegregation could jeopardize its 28.7 million dollar share of federal aid for the upcoming school year. Allen Lesser, director of combat slavery, notes the money may be released in installments and delaying past June risks losing part of the aid.
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Allen Lesser
Combat
U.S
Education
Washington
Prison Inmate Murdered in Sacramento Facility Fight
Tracy AP reports a Sacramento man was stabbed fatally during a fight with another inmate at the Neel Vocational Institution Phursrlav. The incident occurred within the facility as authorities investigated the stabbing and secured the scene. Names, dates, and exact circumstances were not fully disclosed.
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Tracy
Sacramento
Neel
Phursrlav
Office Opens For The Aging Bill Advances In Senate
The aging office plan would create a new department unit under Health and Welfare to aid the elderly. Gene Meadows, 23, jailed for marijuana possession, was stabbed during a disturbance in a dormitory. Daren Allen Milch is being investigated as another inmate. The proposed act would authorize grants totaling millions to states and universities for elder care programs, with execution through a new office to be housed in the Education and Welfare framework.
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Gene Meadows
Washington
APA
Senate
Department of Health
Daren Allen Milch
Meadows
Woodside Beauty or Blight in Power Line Fight
Washington reports a court battle over AEC power lines in Woodside California as opponents led by ABC press the case to keep lines underground to preserve scenic beauty. The dispute centers on a proposed $4 billion nationwide project and possible congressional action to define federal versus local authority.
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San Mateo County
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Tape
Arpa
Illness Authority
reRlal Loral
Rend Fim
Aes Ir Coast
JFK Center Dedication Sparks Funding and Policy Debate
Report notes a proposed plan discussed at the Woodside gathering and by Sen. Pastore to fund counterinsurgency efforts through a center. The discussion touches on amendments, potential shifts into the power sector, and a call for Congress to resolve delays. The piece references a $1048.00 figure and rapid growth as factors in the ongoing debate.
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Dra
N.Y
Special Warfare Center
Haps Congress
Sena
Legation
Volved
Daily Review masthead and contact lines misread
Fragmentary OCR shows a newspaper masthead with president and officers names garbled. Includes multiple city office addresses in California and misc subscription pricing data. No coherent news event or date provided.
Community Marks Ties With Roosevelt Kin in France
In Oyster Bay a French family, the Corets, long cared for the grave of Quentin Roosevelt. Their visit includes placing a wreath on his headstone, honoring the dead as part of Memorial Day events. Pierre and Odile Coret, now guests of honor, will attend the parade and are thanked for continued Franco-American friendship.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Corets
France
Pierre Coret
Odile
Long Island
Najely
Soisgons-Aisne
Pierre
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodoreland
Roosevelt
Quentin
Quentin Roosevelt
Pacar
Sagamore Hill
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