Weather Corner Shows Fog and Rain Across Regions
Variable winds and fog persist tonight with little temperature shift. San Francisco Bay Area remains overcast through Tuesday, with fog tonight and rain or snow higher elevations tomorrow. Forecast covers Shasta Siskiyou, Nevada and Central Valley areas with cloudy days, scattered rain, and chilly to mild nights, plus coastal winds easing later.
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Chiarello Arrested After Alleged Traffic Incident in Turin
In Turin Italy Francesco Chiarello was arrested on outrage violence and resistance to a public officer charges. Policeman Carlo Cambiaghi said Chiarello bit his hand when he was stopped for a traffic violation.
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Donnor Summit Weather Delays U S 40 Ceremony
A snow storm disrupted plans for dedicating a new four lane freeway atop Donner Summit now Interstate 80. Nevada and California officials postponed to Donner State Park near Truckee as traffic stalled and a minor accident occurred.
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Pep Pill Problems In Chicago
CHICAGO AP Narcotics trafficking among teenagers is rising in Chicago area, Lt Cornelius Casey says. Teens from varied backgrounds, mainly Caucasian, use pep pills and Christmas tree bars for kicks, with prices from 10 to 24 cents. Casey notes cases of a 22 year old assaulting officers and a 20 year old girl driven to street life to fund a habit started by relatives. He cites 500 narcotics arrests annually in ages 17 to 20 and warns drugs foster aggression while remaining easy to obtain, with some pharmacists selling without prescriptions.
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Convict Slashed at San Quentin Infirmary Attack T: Reynolds tied to razor wound. two murder convicts questioned
An inmate labeled a troublemaker at San Quentin suffered neck injuries from a safety razor in the prison infirmary. Jonathan Reynolds, serving a year for robbery in Los Angeles County, was attacked in a locked mess hall room with two other prisoners. Augustine Costa and John Walls Ellis, both first degree murder convicts from Los Angeles and Riverside County, are under questioning.
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Trains Collide in East Germany. 39 Die in Crash
In Langhagen near Rostock, a freight train overran a stop signal and struck the Berlin Rostock express. The disaster left 39 dead and about 150 injured, with hundreds homeless and damage estimated above 30 million dollars. Authorities warn the toll may rise.
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East Germans Cross To West As Wall Opens For Pensioners
Nearly 100,000 East German pensioners and relatives crossed into West Germany as the Berlin Wall opened for a limited period. The move, part of Operation Oldster, allows seniors to visit relatives in the Soviet sector and marks the first large East to West crossing since 1961. West German officials report many intend to seek West German pensions if they defect, while East Germany touts humanitarian aims.
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Near San Ramon CAB Lists Cause Of Airliner Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board tied the May crash near San Ramon to a passenger gunman, Francisco Gonzalez, a 27 year old Philippines native, who killed the captain and first officer. Forty four aboard died as the Reno to San Francisco flight went down. Gonzalez, deeply in debt, bought a $105,000 life insurance policy and ammunition the night before, and told friends he planned to die. The FBI and CAB cited a bullet indent on the captain seat frame and a lead wound as the cause. A new rule requiring a locked crew cabin door at night had taken effect.
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LBJ Praises Federal Crime Control Push
President Johnson voiced deep satisfaction with a growing federal push against crime after a Justice Department report showing racketeering convictions rising from 45 in 1960 to 288 in 1983 and 466 this year. The study covered gambling narcotics bootlegging prostitution public corruption syndicate frauds and labor-management crimes.
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Almanac Note for Monday November Two Thousand Five
Almanac item lists notable events and birthdays on this day including Polk born in 1795 and Harding in 1885. It notes Dakota joining in 1889, Jaalfor proposing a Jewish homeland in 1911, KDKA broadcasting in 1920, and Truman with Barkley elected in 1948. Also mentions Jupiter Mars and Venus in morning sky and Jupiter Saturn in evening.
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Tunney Opens Riverside Campaign Against Rep Martin
In Riverside and Imperial Counties 38th district, Democrat John Varick Tunney kicks off his bid to unseat Republican Pat Minor Martin. Tunney, 30, allied with Ted Kennedy, faces strong appeal to younger voters while Martin draws support from older, conservative residents as the district, though Democratic-leaning, leans toward traditional Republican values. The district has not elected a Democratic congressman aside from Dalip Singh Saind in 1962.
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Hoover Burial Ceremony in West Branch
The body of Mrs. Herbert Hoover was buried beside her husband in a brief ceremony Sunday at West Branch Iowa. The service followed a funeral held earlier for the former first lady, with limited attendees and a simple tribute to the Hoover family.
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British air service opens Berlin link despite protests
BERLIN AP British European Airways began daily flights from London to Berlin despite East German objections to civilian traffic to the Communist surrounded city. A Viscount turboprop carried 350 passengers on the inaugural Sunday trip from London without incident.
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