Weather Corner for Northern and Central California to Monday
Fair Sunday and Monday with pockets of fog along the coast and inland mornings. Highs near the coast 70s to 80s, cooler inland Monday. Northwest winds 8 to 26 mph in various regions, light to moderate. San Francisco Bay area mostly fair with morning high fog, cool nights, and near coastal marine layer.
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Temperatures Across States Show Varied Conditions
The list tracks high and low temperatures for multiple U S cities from Bakersfield to Winnipeg. Reading shows wide spreads with highs ranging from the 60s to the 90s and lows from the 30s to the 50s amid varied conditions including clear, cloudy, and rain in several markets.
Tide Table Notes and SunTiming Shifts
Tide table fragment shows Monday June with high and low times and heights, plus sunset. Contains unclear abbreviations and place names, making full details unreadable but indicates tide heights around 3.5 and twilight at 8:27. Reads like a navigational almanac snippet with mixed garbled text.
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Douglas Raps US Military Action Abroad
U S Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas at West Virginia State College commencement criticizes postwar foreign policy. He says decades of vain military ventures and foreign aid fostered totalitarian regimes and corruption, changing America's image abroad from warm to selfish. He urges clearer world problem understanding and action against communism.
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Berryessa Lake Drownings Claim Two Lives
In Napa County two people drowned at Lake Berryessa on Saturday. One victim, identified as Virginia Ruth Trimble, 14, of Oakland, died in an apparent suicide during a swimming outing with two girls who were rescued. The other body, not yet identified, was recovered by divers. Investigator Kenneth Narlow of the sheriff’s office provided the account, noting the line of events and ongoing coroner contact.
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Primary Contests Reach Climax in Senate Nomination
The text describes a heated battle among Goldwater supporters and rivals like Rockefeller and Lodge over the Republican nomination for the Senate. It notes Cranston challenging Democratic contenders and the New Hampshire primary result, with Goldwater wavering about backing certain figures as the contest intensifies.
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Ex-Athletic Chief Dies In California Recall Years
SAN FRANCISCO AP Donn J Shields former chief inspector of the California Athletic Commission has died in a San Francisco convalescent home at age 82. He authored the 1924 initiative that made boxing legal in California and promoted boxing and wrestling in Sacramento. Shields is described as a spokesman for presidents and an associate of world leaders.
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Brooklyn Teacher Slain After Sexual Assault
A 38-year-old Brooklyn teacher Charlotte Lipsik was raped and stabbed repeatedly in her apartment building elevator. The crime raised fears in Crown Heights as a local volunteer patrol called the Maccabees, led by Rabbi Samuel Schrage, vows action amid calls for more police. The community plans talks with Police Commissioner Murphy on Monday.
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Nine Die in Egypt Village Fire Blaze
Cairo AP report says nine people died and 46 houses were destroyed in a blaze at Kouni Shafei village in upper Egypt. Authorities said the fire began when a man making tea moved the burner from one house to another.
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Oldest Japan Woman Dies at 118 in Home
Vasu Kobayashi, cited as Japan’s oldest woman, died of pneumonia at home in Salurifay at age 118, according to AP reporting.
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Four Teens Survive Car Wreck Near Pyramid Lake
Reno AP Four teenagers survived a spectacular one car accident on State Highway 33 two miles south of Pyramid Lake Saturday afternoon. Susan Nancy Scott 17 Reno the driver was hospitalized with a fractured right arm and deep lacerations of the left leg J Dennis Sigal 18 Colton Calif was hospitalized with neck and back injuries Barbara J Johnson 17 and William Lee Personins 18 both Reno had only minor injuries Investigating officers said Miss Scott apparently was driving at high speed when she tried to pass a car and boat trailer another car approached head on she veered back across the road her car went up on the shoulder skidded across the roadway and rolled six times The door on the driver's side was torn from the car and landed 50 feet beyond the wreckage Ben Bell one of the investigating officers said Miss Scott apparently was thrown from the vehicle She was found 160 feet from the car when officers arrived.
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Governors Race In NC Dem Primary Stirs Tension
In Raleigh AP reports a tight NC Democratic gubernatorial race divides the party with Dan Moore, James Preyer, and T. Beverly Lake leading in early returns. Moore at 58 leads among six candidates with 1,166 of 2,104 precincts reporting. Preyer trails. Lake sits third. Across Amarillo, Texas, two youths recover silver dollars and a sack of silver from a burglary related to the campaign energy as voters weigh civil rights stances and party unity.
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Hail and Storms Hit Texas and West as Colorado Feels Rain
Storms lashed Texas with hail the size of golf balls and strong winds, while Colorado recorded heavy rain ending a drought. Tornadoes touched Beaumont and floods affected Beaumont’s outskirts. Sizable rainfall deluged Lamar and surrounding areas, refilling reservoirs and aiding crops as Southeast Colorado faced a second straight day of downpours.
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Boy preacher sparks revival in Campbell Creek W V
In Campbell Creek West Virginia a 16 year old boy preacher says he has seen a vision of Jesus Christ and has stirred revival among residents. Two teachers and 200 students reportedly converted by Spencer Campbell Jr. the Methodist minister who notes the boy’s influence.
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Multi Nation Session On Laos Urged
VIENTIANE Laos AP France said in a note released here Saturday that another 14 nation conference on Laos at Geneva is the only practical method to discuss solving the Laotian crisis. De Murville told Premier Souvanna Phouma this view in response to a May 22 letter and noted local ambassadorial talks are possible but unlikely to include all relevant nations. Only four of the 14 invited nations have signaled favor so far: the United States Thailand France and South Vietnam.
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Almanac Today May 31 1961 Sunday
Almanac notes the date as Sunday May 31 1961 the 352nd day with 214 to follow The moon nears last quarter while Saturn shines as the morning star Venus travels in the evening sky Historical highlights include 1907 New York taxis first seen in an American city 1913 Bryan backs 17th Amendment popular Senate elections 1951 Radio Moscow claims Russian origin of TV 1962 Eichmann hanged for Nazi mass murder per WWII Thought for the day cites Richard Sheridan on envy.
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Body Found In Reservoir Near Crystal Springs Dam
SAN MATEO AP Skin divers recovered the body of Hub ert Little 56 of Redwood City from a car 40 feet underwater at Crystal Springs Dam The coroner said he apparently drove the Skyline Boulevard route toward San Francisco to his manufacturing office A San Francisco water department patrolman saw marks at the south end of the dam indicating a car left the road The patrolman looked into the water and saw the submerged car The plunge occurred at the shallow edge of the reservoir whose deepest parts exceed 100 feet.
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Lawyers Back Cranston Bid In Alameda County Race
The Alameda County Democratic Lawyers Club endorses Cranston for the state controller position and backs his bid for the U S Senate nomination. This legal group joins a broader push in support of Cranston in the upcoming contests.
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