Weather Corner Regional Forecast Update
Weather Corner reports fair conditions across zones today with clouds and rain chances increasing tonight into Wednesday. Bay Area shows rain likely Wednesday at 70 percent, with highs 64 to 70 and lows 45 to 50, south winds 8 to 15 mph.
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Temperatures Yesterday's High And Todays Low
Yesterday recorded a high temperature while today shows a lower low as weather readings indicate mild fluctuation. The forecast calls for continued cool conditions with varying daytime warmth and overnight cooling.
It's Been Nearly A Year Jackie Kennedy Reflects
Mrs. John F. Kennedy writes for Look magazine to mark nearly a year since her husband’s death. She recalls wishing to grow old with him and see their children mature, expressing poignant reflection on loss and memory. The piece frames a personal look at enduring grief and public life.
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Killer's Sentence Reduced To Life In Prison
AP reports a two time killer freed from the death chamber faces life imprisonment after San Quentin judge S Victor Wagler sentences Thomas E Purvis for the murders of his wife and his mistress. The piece compares to the Chessman case, noting Chessman’s long San Quentin death row and Kennedy era context.
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Rebels Hold Americans in Stanleyville Crisis
Intercepted radio message reports Congolese rebels detaining about 60 Americans and 100 Belgians in Stanleyville as house arrest while demanding the U.S. and Belgian governments halt military aid to Premier Moise Tshombe’s government. The claim, dated Oct. 20, lists missionaries and U.S. consulate staff among captives in the city’s proclaimed Congolese People's Republic.
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Doolittle Raider Takes New Space Flight Post
Washington AP Brig. Gen. David M. Jones, a Doolittle Raider veteran, was named deputy associate administrator for manned space flight to help resolve Gemini Apollo issues and plan advanced manned missions. He will take office December 15, moving from his role as deputy chief of staff for systems at Air Force Systems Command, Andrews AFB Maryland.
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Election results to beam to Far East via satellite
Washington AP reports the Voice of America will broadcast election returns to the Far East tonight and Wednesday using the Eyncom 1 communications satellite.
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Voice of America
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Love His Tide Tables November 4 Brief Weather Note
Fragmentary weather and tide table note for Wednesday November 4 hints at times of sunset sunrise and light and dark figures. Mentions Fort Polat and SF with unclear figures and costs.
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Ft. Polat
GOP Denies Write-in Campaign for Dr King
The Republican National Committee disavowed any knowledge of a write-in drive for Dr Martin Luther King Jr amid leaflets urging Negro voters to back him. King condemned the effort as cruel and dangerous, while Democratic leaders blamed Goldwater supporters for the tactic and investigators probed a printer’s claim of ordered copies.
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California Senate Race Campaign Reports Reveal Big Donations
George Murphy the Republican nominee and Pierre Salinger filed pre election reports covering July 1 to Oct 20. Murphy showed 329205 in contributions and 252814 in expenditures while Salinger reported 181350 and 12498. Reports note that totals may not reflect all committee activity.
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GM Big Three post record nine month profits in 19M
Detroit reports record nine month earnings for General Motors Ford and Chrysler. GM posts 3.36 billion profit and 2 per share dividend of 2.00 to 1.15 million stockholders. Dividend paid December 10 to record holders November 12. First nine months sales rise 13 percent to 13.16 billion as UAW disputes ease nationwide production resumes.
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Mild Weather For Election Forecast Across Regions
Weather outlook shows a minor coastal storm southeast of the Atlantic with clouds over the Great Lakes Upper Mississippi Valley and Rockies. Light precipitation in the Midwest with heavier showers in the Upper Midwest, with near seasonable highs and potential rain along coastal areas and the Pacific Northwest.
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Johnson Wins Mock Election In Mississippi
In SACKSQN Mississippi Negro leaders blamed terrorism for low turnout but Johnson won a landslide in a four day mock election. FDP said about 57000 ballots were cast across 59 counties, 25000 fewer than a prior mock vote, with Goldwater gaining support among conservatives for being anti Civil Rights Act.
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Soviets’ UN Vote In Jeopardy
Washington officials say the United States is open to Soviet suggestions as the UN vote issue looms. A State Department spokesman denied any negotiated pact but indicated readiness to listen. The debate centers on revoking the Soviet Union’s General Assembly vote for overdue peacekeeping assessments.
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Almanac snapshot of historic events and celestial notes
Almanac entry reviewing dates and events on November 3 1788 demobilization order by Congress 1917 first bells in combat at Nancy 1936 Roosevelt reelected 1959 USSR underground tests with a thought from President Moorer. Moon phases and planetary alignments noted with William Cullen Bryant birthday.
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44 Cubans Seek U S Admission
Forty four Cuban defectors sought asylum in Canada after stopping at Gander on a Cubana airliner bound for Prague. They will be held in Halifax immigration quarters while seeking admission to the United States where other Cuban refugees reside. Notable defectors include Mr and Mrs Miguel J Rosa Galvez and their two year old grandson Julian de la Rosa.
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