Weather Corner Bay Area Valley and Coast Forecastes
Fair skies with mild daytime temperatures across Bay Areas and valleys. North and northeast winds shift to northwest with up to 25 knots. coastal areas remain partly overcast with cooler Tuesday conditions. Highs mostly mid to upper 70s to low 80s, nights 40s to 50s, light to gentle winds.
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Resignation of Gen Edwin A Walker Highlights Army Merits
The United States Army accepted the resignation of General Edwin A Walker amid allegations of political activities contrary to ongoing anti-communism campaigns. The army issued a brief statement confirming the resignation, with Walker reportedly opting for retirement pay as the next step.
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Changes Urged In Hollywood Films
Hollywood is urged to produce epics or travelogues that reflect and counter foreign influences as gang wars and danger threaten the nation. The discussion highlights the desire for American cinema to portray authentic national character while avoiding stereotypes and sensationalism amid wartime tensions.
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Truman Says He Would Have Muzzled Walker and MacArthur
In Chicago Truman criticizes Kennedy for muzzling Gen Edwin Walker who was removed after trying to indoctrinate troops with anti Communist beliefs. He recalls MacArthur and says he would have muzzled him too. He weighs in on nuclear testing and fallout shelters during a busy campaign stop with Mrs. Truman.
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Exhaustion Talks Recessed In NY Milk Walkout
New York Teamsters and management recessed talks after exhaustion claims amid a milk delivery walkout. The strike, affecting 10,000 truck drivers and plant workers, halted eight million quarts daily and threatened five state area supply. Negotiations were to resume with a disputed pay raise and a 10 cent per year package.
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Almanac Today Previewing Historical Events and Births
The entry notes Monday November 6 1961 as day 310 with 65 remaining. It mentions celestial positions Mercury Venus Jupiter Saturn and Scorpio births. It cites Polish statesman Ignacy Paderewski born 1860 and Lincoln's 1860 election, Rutgers Princeton football 1869, Holmes stage role 1809, Brownellty accusation 1958, plus a Lincoln quote on rest.
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Soviet Warns on Nuclear Tests as U S Readies Atmosphere Test
Moscow reports Tass says United States plans atmospheric tests, prompting Soviet pledge to expand its own nuclear arsenal and call for rapid disarmament talks. Tass accuses Washington of escalating the arms race while urging complete disarmament and international control of any further tests.
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You Can Survive Atomic Attack Learn Cleanup and Shelter
The article explains fallout as dustlike radioactive debris from a nuclear burst, outlines immediate actions to protect yourself such as taking cover, and notes the radiation and heat effects along with shelter options. It mentions the value of staying away from the center of the blast and suggests future coverage on H-bombs and fallout.
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San Francisco Ballot On City Offices And Bonds
Voters will decide tomorrow on five layin items for the Board of Supervisors and other posts including city attorney and municipal court judges. Bond issues total 115 million for water system expansion, 101 million for Fort Mason ocean front park, and 33.3 million for a Public Welfare Building. Hayward water contract implications noted. charter changes and a policy on Mos Theater purchase also on the ballot.
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Camel Driver Job Offered in Pakistan
Pakistan's government offered Bashir Atmad a caretaker post with a salary of 60 dollars a month. The well traveled camel driver said he might retire with a pension and noted his recent trip to the United States.
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Intensive Broadcast Effort Bypasses Soviet Jamming
The Voice of America and Radio Liberty launched a major eight language broadcast push to Soviet citizens questioning Moscow's nuclear testing. Despite 2,000 jammers, signals reached audiences via Munich transmitters and a Sri Lanka relay, with millions of watts aimed at Russia. Officials note unclear reach but hope word spreads.
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Anti Crime Drive Probe Ordered in Las Vegas
The U S Justice Department ordered a systematic probe to determine how syndicated crime leaders use Las Vegas as a meeting place and whether a race track wire service is run for bookmakers nationwide. Nevada officials say the state aims to uproot racketeers and agents will track national underworld figures operating in Las Vegas.
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Circus Elephant Electrocuted at Tivoli Under High Tension Cable
A three year old circus elephant named TIVOLI in Palmir Bennewels Leaveling tineus was electrocuted on Sunday after grabbing a high tension cable. The incident marks a tragic accident at the Palmir circus grounds.
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