Weather Corner Counts Fair Weather Across Regions
Weather outlook shows fair conditions through Saturday across the Bay Area and inland valleys with coastal fog inland in mornings. Temperatures vary by region, with highs from the 60s to mid 80s and nightly lows in the 40s to 60s. Winds remain light to moderate, mainly westerly, shifting to northwest in some zones.
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Oakland
San Mateo
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Temperatures and sun data for Saturday May 30
Readable excerpt lists yesterday high and today's low temperatures with times and heights. It records sunrise at 5 51 and sunset at 8 26 and includes notes on figures for forecast high and low and related times.
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Tower criticizes California campaign tactics in briefing
Senator Tower accused Rockefeller and Lodge forces of a two pronged smear campaign in California to derail Nelson Rockefeller’s presidential bid. He cited heavy spending on pamphlets radio and television spots and alleged a coordinated effort by COPE leaders to back Rockefeller while publicly backing the Democratic candidate.
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Unclear fragmentary notice with place names and contact lines
Fragmented OCR text lists names and locations including Winton Hayward ArmadA County California and several addresses or contact lines. It appears as a damaged public notice or telegram style entry with scattered references without a clear action or date. The readable bits mention offices, communication lines, and personal names.
Californians urge Goldwater in presidential primary
Tower questions Rockefeller as a responsible Republican and accuses him of harming the party in 1960. He says Goldwater is the only candidate who can win in November and deserves overwhelming support from Californians in the primary.
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Population estimate puts Red China at 650 million
United Nations statisticians in the new 15th edition of the Statistical Yearbook estimate Red China’s population at 650 million. No official Peking figure since 1957, but other estimates have ranged from 600 to 700 million.
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First 20th Century Born U S President Vanquishes Odds
The article proclaims the first president born in the 20th century and the youngest ever elected, noting his succession and historical standing. It contrasts this milestone with the era’s political events and the presidency’s evolving age norms.
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Ruby Tries To Electrocute Self In Dallas Jail
In Dallas jail, Jack Ruby smashed a light bulb with a spittoon and aimed to touch a bare socket to electrocute himself. He was restrained by jail staff after a violent outburst following a restless night and a broken eyeglass lens.
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First Negro Pair Graduate From Murphy High in Mobile
Dorothy Bridgel Davis and Henry Hobdy became the first African Americans to graduate from Murphy High School in Mobile, Alabama, after court ordered desegregation. The commencement proceeded without incidents. Davis and Hobdy were transfer students from the previously all white school in September.
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Policy On Race To Be Challenged
Sixteen sororities and fraternities will challenge a pledge not to discriminate by race religion or national origin for new members. Long Beach attorney Albert C Ramsey said a test case would be brought against the University of California and the state college system. The pledge, adopted in 1959, must be agreed to by Sept 1 or groups risk loss of recognition. Ramsey said the suit will hinge on the religion clause.
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Wife Slaying Indictment Set in Kern County
Kern County grand jury indicts Eugene Oregon man William Watson 42 a sawmill worker for murder in the beating death of his estranged wife Cladys Watson whose body was found near Mojave desert April 23 nine days after she vanished from Napa State Hospital in inmate care.
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Brown Names State Aide to State Cemetery Board
Sacramento AP Barry Groman general manager at Beth Olam Cemetery in Los Angeles was appointed Thursday by Gov Brown to the State Cemetery Board. Alex Googoolan a Bellflower attorney was reappointed to the agency. The appointments require Senate confirmation.
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Spending Of Welfare Questioned In San Luis Obispo
A state Senate fact finding committee probes welfare spending under AB59 as hearings in San Luis Obispo question why estimated 45.1 million for 1963-64 may drop to 5.5 million, with federal shares cited. Witnesses discuss impact on local government, tax relief, and need for data to justify estimates.
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Campaign money scrutiny shakes California Senate race
Democratic senatorial contenders Alan Cranston and Pierre Salinger clash over campaign finances with calls to reveal sources and totals. Salinger says at least 200000 will fund last minute mailings, while Cranston faces accusations of lavish spending. The article also notes Rockefeller and Goldwater’s California tour and a libel suit in El Centro over ads tying a candidate to communism.
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Damage Traced To Vandalism In Mobile Area
Damage from vandals using large roadbuilding machines caused estimated losses of several thousand dollars in Mobile area. A Thomaston Associates spokesman said at least 1000 dollars in damage to a concrete drain and further damage to graders and bulldozers found rammed and damaged.
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Ala
Thomaston’ Associates, Inc
Montgomery
Romania Seeks Nuclear Reactors Amid Cold War Pressure
Romanian officials pursued both thermal and nuclear power equipment from the United States and Britain, asking London for reactor purchases amid Allied hesitation. Diplomats noted Western powers delayed action as the Inter-Allied Coordinating Committee embargoed strategic exports to Communist lands.
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Arizona man is placed on probation for threat to Johnson
Norman P. Michaud, 43, of Fredonia Arizona, was convicted March 10 of threatening President Johnson. He received five years probation, plus 60 days observation at the Federal Bureau of Prisons Medical Institute in Springfield. The threat arose from a Kanab Utah service station call. Judge Willis W. Ritter handed down the sentence in US District Court in Salt Lake City.
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