Weather Outlook With Warmth and Winds Across Regions
Fragmented forecast notes show mixed conditions across California and nearby areas. Falls through Thursday include Fall through with warmer temps and variable winds. Sacramento Valley and Salinas Valley expect fair skies with mild highs in the 60s to low 70s and light to moderate north or northwest winds. Monterey Bay and Fort Bragg regions report fair to partly cloudy skies with cooler nights, light to moderate northwest winds, and scattered snow flurries possible on eastern slopes near Bridgeport in the Neveda area.
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San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Paso Roblee
Berie Clara Valley
Monterey Bay Area
Fort Wragg
Paty
Temperatures Yesterday and Today in California Points
Temperature readings for California Points show yesterday's high and today's low. The data indicate a typical diurnal swing with warm daytime highs and cooler overnight lows across the region.
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California
Southwest Stricken by Record Snowstorm Across Southwest
Snowblanketed the Southwest as up to five feet piled across New Mexico towns including Corona Cartizozo Capilan and Ruidoso causing road closures isolating communities closing schools and delaying travel. Dozens of deer hunters faced delays and airports closed while National Guard units aided stranded travelers in a winter storm that stretched through parts of Texas and New Mexico.
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Wetter College
On This Day in History for November 15
On this day in history, 1777 sees the Continental Congress adopt the Articles of Confederation under a common government. By 1920 the League of Nations assembly met for the first time. In 1948 William Lyon Mackenzie King retired as Canada's prime minister. In 1960 the X-15 rocket plane reached 1300 mph. The day also notes Mercury Venus as morning stars and Jupiter Saturn as evening stars.
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Rival Unions Still Fighting Within AFL-CIO
Washington AP reports rival AFL-CIO factions the Industrial and craft unions exchange broadsides over coordinating dispute arbitration. Walter Reuther accuses craft unions of blocking unity while C J Neal Haggerty blasts industrials for ignoring agreed mechanisms. Reuther urges a nonaggression pact as government mediation looms.
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Six Charged In San Quentin Narcotics Scheme
California state officials dismantled a devious narcotics operation at San Quentin Prison. Six convicts face conspiracy charges after a visitor allegedly delivered drugs by kissing inmate Thomas Severs, with heroin, marijuana, and peyote found inside and outside the facility. Authorities say a mail system and forged checks funded the trafficking, and several women were implicated alongside the six inmates, now in solitary confinement.
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UPI
California State Office
San Quentin Prison
Jamete
Louis Nelson
Matin County Superior Court
Thomas Severs
Devers
Nelson
Marlon W. O'Kell
Sacramento
Clark McKeown
San Francisco
Richard Rodriguez
Los Angeles
Benjamin Gonanles
Sos Angeles
Robert ‘l, Hallentine
Santa Clara
Murytley
Marin County District Attorney's
Nel ‘Son
McKeown
O'Dell
State Welfare Board to Meet on Aged Care Program
Sacramento AP reports the State Social Welfare Board will meet Friday in Santa Barbara to lay groundwork for a new medical care program for the aged. The plan would provide 74 million dollars annually for medical and hospital services to those unable to pay for long term care. Funding would come from the federal government one quarter from the state and one quarter from the counties, with county savings offsetting their share.
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Sacramento
Sorat Welfare Bored
San Barbara
Psylla Tied To Pear Decline Says Researchers
SACRAMENTO AP reports scientists from Washington State University and UC Davis studying pear decline found psylla insects may contribute to the problem. Researchers used radioactive tracers to trace toxins released by the pests on pear trees at experiment stations in Wenatchee and Davis.
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Teast
Washington State University
Thomas Shudla
University of California At Davis
Robert Lindner
Everett Barts
Nels Benson
Washington State
Wenatcher
U S Crackdown On A Shelters
Washington AP The Justice Department asked state attorneys general to curb fraudulent operators in the sale and building of fallout shelters. Nathaniel Kossack chief of fraud section said U S attorneys have been alerted to pursue actions against fraudsters in this business as part of a broader crackdown. Details include references to psylla outbreaks affecting Pacific Coast pear orchards and California experiments with pest control and crop impact.
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Justice Department
Nathaniel £. Kossack
U.S
Pacific Coast
Shalla
California
Oreron
Denver Cops Charged in Ongoing Police Burglary Ring
Two Denver patrolmen, John T. Butts Jr. and Randall R. McElwain, were suspended and charged with burglary and conspiracy. McElwain faces counts of grand larceny and receiving stolen goods. The case pushes total officers accused to 41 as a dozen have been sentenced. nearby Adams County Sheriff Robert M. Roberts was convicted of larceny and conspiracy a week earlier.
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Robert MM. ‘Roberts
Adams County
Nixon predicts no war with Russia says Khrushchev won’t start
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon told Indiana Republicans at a fundraising rally that war between the United States and Russia is unlikely. He argued Khrushchev’s intelligence and Russian public desire for peace will prevent conflict, praised Russian restraint, and warned against a nuclear test ban without airtight inspections. Nixon also aligned with Nelson Rockefeller on opposing the ban, stressing U.S. security first.
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Birch Member To Run Again From 27th District
Los Angeles AP Ed gar IMiestand Republican will seek re election from the 27th District. He says his membership in the John Birch Society won t affect his campaign except with those who don t understand the patriotic organization. His district has been reapportioned from the San Fernando Valley to south central Los Angeles and now extends from Burbank to Upper Antelope Valley.
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Patriotc
San
Salinger Kin Named Parttime Labor Department Consultant
Herbert Ji Salinger, 24, younger brother of White House press secretary Pierre Salinger, becomes a parttime labor department consultant on youth employment. He is principal of Ridgeview Junior High School in Napa, California, and will advise on youth employment issues while paid a salary during his tenure.
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Herbert Ji. Salinger
White House
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Labor Department
Salinger
Ridgeview
Napa
Calif
Cyclone Death Toll Rises to 190 in Mexico
Reports from Pacific coast villages describe widespread destruction as the cyclone hits Acapulco and surrounding areas. At least 19 towns are said to be severely damaged with many structures flattened and casualties feared. Local authorities coordinate relief and search efforts.
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Mexico
Finland to hold three elections amid Soviet talks
President Urho Kekkonen dissolved Parliament and set parliamentary elections for July 2 to February 45, aiming to stabilize governance before a new president is chosen on February 15 and takes office March 1. Finland seeks to reassure the Soviet Union of friendly ties while maintaining neutrality amid deferral of defense talks. Kekkonen seeks re-election. main rival is Olavi Honka backed by Social Democrats.
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Olavi Honka
Justice
Social Democratic
Jeada V. Tanner
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