California Weather Summary by Regions
California forecast shows fair conditions through Thursday with mild warmth in the south and central areas. Carried by gentle winds, temperatures range from the mid 60s to upper 70s across Salinas Valley Napa Sonoma Valleys and Santa Clara Valley with some high cloudiness in northern parts and patchy early morning fog in some locales.
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Tide Tables for Thursday Sunset and Times
Tide tables for Thursday list high and low water times, noting sunset and shifting tide heights. Includes brief reference to harbor or coastal location and time standards used.
Moscow paper exploits four U S Navy deserters
A Soviet youth paper reports four U S sailors who left the carrier Intrepid in Japan to protest the Vietnam war are reportedly relaxed in Moscow. Names listed include Richard Bailey John Brilla Craig Anderson and Michael Lindner. The embassy in Washington seeks guidance on contact while the paper alleges brainwashing and limited access to antiwar material.
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Today
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Richard D. Bailey
Jacksonville
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John Michael Brrilla
Cat Iapayille
Craig W. Anderson
San Jose
Calif
Michael A- Lindner
Mount Pocana
Intrepid
Kamsamolskaya Pravda
Time
Newsweek
Daggy Bay Daily Review Notice of Publication Details
Fragmented OCR text describes newspaper publication facts including editor roles, office address, circulation rates, and contact numbers. Mentions Haywards, San Leandro, Fremont, and Santa Clara area with unclear dates and postal routes. Content is garbled but centers on printing schedule and distribution details.
Mass Trial Convicts Two Opponents of Greek Dictatorship
In Athens a military tribunal convicted two opponents in the first mass trial under the Greek dictatorship. The case marks a rare public proceeding against regime critics.
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Athens
Greece
Military
Security Bill Passes and Provisions Highlighted
The Senate bill would raise the special payment for seniors without adequate coverage to $ a month for those over 72, allow early retirement at age 60 with reduced benefits, extend disability eligibility to widows and widowers at 92% of the deceased spouse’s benefit, and include blind individuals in Social Security disability coverage. It also rewrites House rules to cut costs for the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program.
Flag Raising Arrests Made At UC Berkeley
Five persons surrendered to police after a scuffle with campus officers during a flag raising attempt on the UC Berkeley campus. Warrants had been issued for seven others on charges including assault and battery resisting arrest and interfering with an officer. Two warrants remained outstanding. Some 100 demonstrators clashed with officers as two attempts to raise the Jolly Roger flag were thwarted, with injuries reported among patrolmen and students.
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Alameda
Reapportionment Plan Blocked Amid Congressional Impasse
An incomplete report shows the reapportionment plan blocked as Congress stalls over redrawing district lines. The draft, tied to a bill and Reagan’s anticipated signature, stalls amid Thanksgiving with no immediate resolution in sight.
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Gav
Reagan
Reagan seeks power to trim Medi Cal spending in $600 million cap
Gov. Reagan pressed lawmakers to grant undisputed authority to cut Medi Cal costs within a $600 million annual limit, warning that the health program faces $71 million shortfall without action. Democratic leaders challenged his figures while Republicans blocked reapportionment votes amid tax bill tensions.
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Senate
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GOP
U.S. Reinforcements and Air Raids Sweep Vietnam
U S forces press a multibrigade operation in the Iron Triangle near Saigon with two company actions reported. Carrier strikes hit rail bridges near Thanh Hoa and Vinh while airwar targets North Vietnam. A Pineapple Forest clearing near Hanoi by South Vietnamese and U S troops ends their six day effort. No U S planes were lost.
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Iron Triangle
Saigon
U.S
Atlanta
Viet Cong
da Nang
Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Furels
Panhandle
Sumner Welles Stepson and Two Sons Clash Over Will
Hunt Slater Kerrigan, 41, sues half brothers Arnold Welles and Benjamin Welles, plus another son, seeking 8.1 million from the estate of Esther Slater Kerrigan. He alleges fraud and conspiracy to block a new will that would have left equal shares to all three sons. Esther Slater Kerrigan died in 1951 in Tampa at 69.
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Korea
Hunt Slater Kerrigan
New York State Supreme Court
Arnald Welles
Ives
Greenwich
Conn
Benjamin Welles
New York 'Times
Washington
Kerrigan
Manhattan
Marine Corps
Esther Slater
Tampa
Fla
Horatio Nelson Slater II
Webster
Mass
Army
Joseph F. Kerrigan
Shell
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Napalm Fire Contained in Aluminum Cylinders
The spokesman said napalm was contained in aluminum cylinders about 8 feet long and 18 inches in diameter. The containers melt as the napalm burns and the substance, like glue, becomes crusty. The residual crusty napalm burned, ignited by unknown means. spontaneous combustion ruled out.
Three Face Mariana Charges
Three men arrested by San Leandro police are held for investigation of marijuana possession after a traffic stop on East Lath Street near Broadmoor. Douglas Mayo 24 of Castro Valley led a car check that found several half smoked marijuana cigarettes. Daryl Stilwell 19 of Oakland and James Primer 25 of Alameda had outstanding traffic warrants.
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Ronald Blair
Douglas Mayo
Castro
Daryl Dennis Stilwell
Oakland
James Primer
Alameda
Mays
Blair
East Lath Street
Broadmoor
Stilwell
Ioio
Gary M. Miller
Linda
San Lorenzo
Marianne Frisbie
Covina
Jan F. van Wert
County Supervisors Initiate Probe Into Property Assessments
County Supervisors opened an inquiry into land assessments amid complaints of rapid value increases on undeveloped agricultural parcels. The board pressed the assessor and called for explanations as delays and notice issues anger South County landowners, with hearings planned and protests filed.
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Sen.t Winholas
Petris
Robert E. Hannan
Toli
Moore
Lopestt
Bort
Hutchinson
Fremont
Hhe South County
Grimner Boulevard
Durham Road
R. L. Miller
Livermore
Costly South State Storm Drenches Los Angeles
A major storm drenched Southern California with the heaviest three day rainfall in years. The system caused hundreds of reports of damage, 22 deaths, blackouts in Los Angeles County, and major traffic and infrastructure disruptions.
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Los Angeles
California
Weather Bureau
Ranauth
Murphy
Hutchinson’s Department
Hutchinson
Bart
Fremont
Bortelu
Arizona
Hollywood
KABC
Culver City Hospital
Hollywood Hills
Stephenie Smothers
Tom Smothe
Smothers Brothers
Turkey Seems Ready To Invade Cyprus
In Nicosia and Ankara reports amid heavy weather speculation grows that Turkey plans a military invasion of Cyprus. Dispatches say bad weather delays airborne movement of Turkish battalions to the island to clash with Greek forces already there.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Ankara
Recall Group Fails To Meet The Deadline
The piece questions who behind the scenes pulled the strings while noting the committee formed in response to council action on the freeway. It alleges denials of any mysterious manipulators and cites public reaction as the catalyst.
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Iby
S L Chinese Center To Be Constructed
SAN FRANCISCO The Redevelopment Agency sold the old Hall of Justice to investors who plan to replace it with a 12 million dollar 27 story hotel and Chinese Cultural Center.
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