Weather Corner Forecast Across Regions With Showers and Cool Winds
Weather summary across California regions reports partly cloudy to showers today with 40 to 60 percent chances, mostly fair tonight and Saturday, continued cool conditions. Highs mostly 55 to 65, lows 34 to 47, winds northwest 10 to 28 mph, coastal small craft warnings in Fort Bragg area.
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Salinas
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Temperatures and Rainfall for Southern Alameda County
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures are noted for a 24 hour period ending at 7 am. This period includes rainfall measurements in Southern Alameda County as listed in tide table data.
Teachers Pay Case Dismissed by Federal Judge
Washington AP A federal judge dismissed the National Education Association suit seeking higher overseas school teacher salaries. Judge George L. Dart Jr. gave no reason, suggesting the matter might be better handled by Congress. NEA may appeal, citing overseas salaries averaging 4720 dollars versus 6660 in large US cities.
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Bond issues pass with strong support in three states
Secretary Udall praised California Rhode Island and Washington for approving recreation bond measures in the November 3 vote. California authorized 150 million Rhode Island 5 million and Washington 10 million along with other recreation legislation. Udall cited rising public awareness of recreation benefits and linked the actions to the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act providing matched recreation grants.
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New Land and Water Conservation Fund Act
Congress
Assembly GOP Fight Is On
In Sacramento the Republican clash for the Assembly leadership heats up as Minority Leader Charles J. Conrad accuses a liberal faction of trying to oust him. Robert T. Monagan says he may run, seeking a rebirth with younger, moderate Republicans. A caucus decision is expected when the 1965 legislature opens January 4.
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Pulp Industry Strike Continues on West Coast
The second day of a pulp and paper industry strike continues across the West Coast. Insurgent unions backed by the International Woodworkers of America led actions against Monagan’s and West Coast producers, with tension rising as negotiations proceed.
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This Bathtub Made to Order
Joyce Norton sought a new tub from her landlord Town Council of Uxbridge in a year long campaign. The council and officials inspected the tub while a broader tub was installed. Separately the Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers began a strike at 48 mills around Portland after failed talks with the Pacific Coast Association of Pulp and Paper Manufacturers. Harvey Nelson of Molalla said the IWA would aid strikers if requested. Mills like Rayonier Weyerhaeuser Crown Zellerbach and Boise Cascade were affected. Talks with federal mediators were planned in Washington to resolve the contract dispute involving union shop and management authority.
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Drought and fires push emergency measures across states
Water fears drive communities to borrow from lakes and truck in supplies as one of history's worst droughts strains farmers and residents. Forest fires scorch acres in Pennsylvania and Indiana while California coastal storms and Oregon snow ease drought in parts. Officials urge reporting water data, warn of limited reserves, and note potential emergency action if rains fail.
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Tenn. mistrial sparks mixed reaction in Celina case
In Celina, Tennessee, reactions to a mistrial in the hit-and-run death case amplified doubts and calls for fairness. Jurors, prosecutors, and defense observers discussed the long pursuit of justice for Grover Jones and the implicated parties as preparations loom for possible retrials.
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Scott Key
Thurst
Key
Lester Brown
Jann A. Mitchelll
Almanac notes and historical events for Friday November 13
Almanac highlights for Friday November 13 1964 include the Holland Tunnel opening in 1927 and a 1942 naval defeat in the Solomon Islands. Also noted are Stevenson born in 1850 and Barghoorn’s 1963 arrest. A thought for the day quotes Sir Alan Herbert on marriage.
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Solomon Islands
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