Weather Corner Northern and Central California Forecast
Mostly fair Sunday and Monday with afternoon showers in high mountains and fog near the coast. Temperatures largely steady across regions including Sacramento Valley Salinas and Central Coast counties. Coastal winds light to moderate with variable breezes, similar conditions across Bay Area and North to Northwest winds inland.
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Temperatures By ASSOCIATED PRESS Albany and Other Cities
A list of city temperatures shows Albany cloudy 65 and many other locales with conditions ranging from clear to cloudy and temperatures from the teens to the mid 80s. Cities include Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Las Vegas Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Rapid City Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City Seattle Spokane Tampa Washington Winnipeg with varied weather.
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Solons Reject Redwood Park National Park Plan
SACRAMENTO RP The Senate defeated a resolution to urge the federal government to establish a Redwood National Park in northwest California by a 20 to 2 vote. Senator Fred Farr D Carmel argued against it noting forestry would suffer and unemployment is high. Humboldt Del Norte and Mendocino boards also opposed. A petition of 1500 residents supported the park despite conservation concerns and regional opposition.
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Girl Survives Fatal Needles Crash In Desert Drive
A head-on crash on a desert highway near Needles killed six people and left a 1 year old girl as the sole survivor. Kathy Struggs of Fresno was in a car with her sister and family when the collision occurred. The victims included Harvey H. Scruggs and his son Harvey L. Scruggs and Debra Scruggs. Theodore A. Gillette of Needles, driving, reportedly crossed the center divider. Wreaths were laid at Arlington by a presidential widow and Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver attended the burial.
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Memorial Day Visit as Kennedy Family In Cemetery
Tourists and visitors arrive for Memorial Day events as Sen. Robert F. Kennedy his wife and five children enter the cemetery. A three-engine jet airliner with 54 aboard lands safely at Kennedy Airport after a rough takeoff in night rain. A large wreath and pink roses mark the tribute. Emergency crews respond as the plane rolls to a stop, and Kennedy, with kin, kneels in remembrance.
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Ir Hoye Sporkt President and Publisher Notice
The Daily Review listing shows Ir Hoye Sporkt as president and publisher William Chirote with advertising director Clyee. A subscription rate note lists 1 cent per copy and 1.75 for Sundays monthly, with multiple California office addresses in Hayward Leander Fremont Livermore incl. phone numbers.
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Interference Charges OAS Under The Gun In Dominican Issue
The Organization of American States faces fierce criticism from rival Dominican factions for alleged interference in Dominican internal affairs. Col Caamano’s rebel regime demands the removal of OAS secretary general Mora, accusing him of acting as owner of the country, while the junta cancels its decision to allow OAS control of Radio Santo Domingo. The United States notes Mora’s role in peacemaking and stresses the OAS acts are not arbitrary. The broadcast control dispute comes amid heavy U.S. and Brazilian peacekeeping and a tense stand for payroll and sovereignty in the Dominican Republic.
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Union Shop Issue Roils GOP Committee Split Over Repeal
The Republican Policy Coordinating Committee faces internal strife over repealing the union shop provision. Percy and Kuchel highlight divisions among leaders on Johnson's repeal request as House Republicans seek a compromise with protections for employees.
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Grease Fire Causes injuries and property damage
Overheated frying grease sparked two fires yesterday. A Castro Valley man, William Pan, 38, was burned on hands and feet while carrying a hot pan outside. Minor structural damage occurred at 4g Vere ponica Ave. In Fremont, a grease fire at 41465 Erma St. caused 1750 dollars in damage to the Givens home as the pan ignited while Mrs. Givens answered the door.
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Erma St
Ireland Moves Against Bingo Restrictions Expanded
Ireland plans to curb bingo activities as charity fund raising remains allowed with tighter rules. Authorities led by Minister Lenihan say prize amounts must be limited and bingo advertising banned to curb gambling concerns.
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Death claims Richmond night editor Judson Clark
Richmond AP reports Judson George Clark, night editor of the Richmond Independent, died Saturday at his home in Clark Alameda after several months illness. Clark also worked on Midwestern newspapers prior to his tenure in Richmond.
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May 30 Almanac: historical notes and births
Almanac style entry for Sunday May 30 1965 notes the 150th day of the year, Memorial Day weekend, celestial positions with Saturn as morning star and Mars as evening star, birth of Cornelia Otis Skinner in 1901, Joan of Arc’s execution in 1421, 1888 panic over Brooklyn Bridge, 182 Britain's RAF raids Cologne, 1964 A J Foyt Indy 500 winner with fatal crash of Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald, plus a poet misquoted line about friendship and sincerity.
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Selma Civil Rights Demonstration Leads to Jailings
Police jailed 99 people in Selma including 54 adults and 43 juveniles as civil rights protests extended in the city. Demonstrators carried placards calling for continuation of the boycott and voter registration efforts as tensions rose around the nationwide movement. A 40 mile march to Montgomery capped months of activity with arrests of both Negroes and whites amid violent incidents earlier in the drive.
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Johnson Keeps in Touch Amid Health and Travel Notes
President Johnson, staying active, kept in touch with aides and world events. He reviewed cables, spoke by phone with staff, and coordinated defense and NATO matters while his health and routine continued to shape his days in 1960s Texas and Washington.
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Shells Traced To U.S. Craft In mistaken South Vietnam strike
U.S. military officials said an examination of shell fragments showed four U.S. planes mistakenly attacked a South Vietnamese outpost last Tuesday, about 42 miles south of the border with North Vietnam. Conflicting reports emerged about what caused the attack and who fired first.
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Fremont Man Found Dying
Fremont police reported Robert C. Dry 30 of 38228 fasting Street died after a gunshot wound found in his car in the driveway of his Fremont home. His wife found him about 245 p.m. He died at Washington Township Hospital Fremont three hours later. No suicide note was found. Dry was office manager of the Statewide firm.
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Kennedy dedicates JFK Center for Special Warfare at Ft Bragg
Sen Robert F Kennedy dedicated the John F Kennedy Center for Special Warfare at Fort Bragg on its fourth anniversary. He warned the night for freedom cannot be won with bombs alone and urged global wealthier nations to aid the less fortunate as green berets stood at attention near the new headquarters.
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TV Store Burglary in San Leandro
Five suspects sought after a break in at Fadda's Magnavox Center on East Street San Leandro late Friday night or early Saturday. Thieves pried a back window and stole radios tape recorders and color televisions plus recording tapes worth about 390 dollars. Police say the entry occurred through a west door and the proprietor was asked about closing time.
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