Weather Corner Northern California and Vicinities Forecast
San Francisco Bay Area will see fair skies today and tomorrow with slightly warmer afternoons. Northern California and Western Nevada mostly fair with Sunday snow flurries in southern Sierra and eastern slopes, while Monterey Bay and Salinas Valley expect partly cloudy to showery trends Sunday. Northerly winds 6 to 18 mph and low temperatures in 20s to mid 30s across valleys.
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Ford Considers New Furloughs Amid Auto Strikes
Ford Motor Co faces further furloughs as union strikes at seven plants idle about 34,900 workers. A Ford spokesman said next layoffs will be decided Monday morning and production could halt nationwide if strikes persist, threatening about 160,000 hourly jobs. The UAW walkouts began Nov. 6 to press for contract gains.
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Nixon Leaves San Francisco for Asia Trip
Former Vice President Richard J. Nixon left San Francisco by Pan American jet for Tokyo and a two week visit to Japan Formosa and Hong Kong. The New York attorney expects to return by November 28 after a fuel stop in Honolulu.
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Motorist Sought In Fatal Crash Near Nimitz Freeway
Authorities seek James Guffy about 35 for a fatal Friday morning crash on the Nimitz Freeway south of Jackson Street in Hayward. Two Turnboughs from Sacramento remain injured in Highland Hospital Oakland as a blue compact sedan rear ended their car and fled on foot after hitting a utility pole.
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Negroes Demand Expulsion from Republican National Committee
African American delegates demand a housecleaning of the Republican Party leadership over Barry Goldwater support. They accuse a small extreme minority of controlling the party and call for the expulsion of key officials. The action follows a protest at a closed meeting of delegates and ties to the national convention in White Plains and Washington.
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Viet Cong zeroes in on flood relief amid raids
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked relief convoys and a Quang Ngai city compound while flood victims faced food shortages on the central coast. U.S. officials warned the Viet Cong may seize aid to feed its ranks, hindering mercy missions and refugee distribution. No American casualties were reported.
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San Francisco Theaters Lock in Bid to Avert Strike
Theaters in San Francisco shut 45 major venues in protest against a projectionists strike. Theater spokesman Ben Levin warned that if one theater stays closed, all will remain closed. Some downtown houses kept to schedules while others halted operations after two Coronet Theater projectionists walked off before My Fair Lady.
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Knife Wielding Robbery Suspect Shot by Police in Hollywood
In Hollywood a 15 month protectionists union theater contract dispute is noted as ongoing. A robbery suspect, Robert Baker of Los Angeles, was shot dead by officers R L Sullivan and G B Stevens after slashing at them with a pocket knife and fleeing from a Vista Streets address.
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Management Calls Strike Illegal Amid Union Turmoil
Management labels the strike illegal as tensions flare with the union. The report notes escalating confrontation and disruptive actions impacting operations and worker relations.
Youths Body Found in Bay Near Sausalito
The body of a Sausalito youth missing about three weeks was found Saturday partially buried in marsh mud at Richardson Bay edge. Marin County Coroner William Bradley tentatively identified the victim as Michael Melvin Mester, 14, noting death from exposure after a 45 minute extrication.
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Johnson forms 14 member automation study panel
President Johnson created a 14 member commission on Saturday to study how to cope with problems arising from automation and rapid technological advances in Johnson City Texas.
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Ford Grants For Colleges
The Ford Foundation announced seven million dollars in grants to U.S. colleges for research on food production and population growth. Grants include thirty six thousand to Stanford affiliated Benjamin Aaron, professor at California’s UCLA law and industrial relations institute. The effort targets applying technology to develop opportunities and advisory services for industrial development.
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Cuba warns of decisive action over U2 flights
A Cuban official privately warned Western powers that Fidel Castro may order anti aircraft missiles used against U2 reconnaissance flights over Cuba if peaceful means fail. He said relations with the United States are headed for a crisis worse than October 1962 and that Cuba will not tolerate sovereignty being challenged.
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Board Ruling Due on Codeine
SACRAMENTO AP The State Board of Pharmacy faces a decision on adding cough syrups with codeine to the prescription list. State Sen Alan Short Democrat Stockton said teenagers and others were arrested in San Joaquin County under the influence of the medicine.
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