Pentagon draft calls seen staying high and rising
Washington AP reports draft calls likely to remain elevated and possibly grow as the Pentagon plans to increase the regular Army from 34 to 16 divisions. White House informally agrees with Defense Secretary McNamara to boost troop levels and fund two new divisions, potentially costing hundreds of millions.
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Itkely
Pentagon
House
Secretary of Defénse
Rotorto
McNamara
Semel
Ted
Des Moines cabbies pursue misread pickups amid chaos
Disjointed notes describe Des Moines cabbies handling misbooked pickups, Kennedy and Congress debates on defense and Berlin, detailing Army division plans, draft calls, and the expansion of U S military strength with several Guard divisions likely kept on active duty for the year.
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Congresa
Richard B. Ruse
D-Ga
Senate
Strykes Sommittee
Congress
Berlin
Wisconsin
82Nd Infantry
Texas
48Th Armored
Continental
United States
U.S
Germany
Korea
Okinawa
7Th Fleet
Far East
Hawaii
Advertising as vital force for economy says San Francisco ad chief
Norman H. Strouse of J Walter Thompson told AP the advertising industry is a powerful, indispensable driver of mass production and distribution. He urged bold use of ads to fund growth, arguing expenditures must exceed 12 billion annually to reach economic goals aligned by major parties amid new frontier attacks in Washington.
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San Francisco
America
Norman H. Strouse
Sur J
Walter Thompson, Co
Washington
Buslieas
Weather Corner Forecast Incorrect Text
A weather corner notes a 60 percent chance of showers tonight and 11 percent chance tomorrow morning. It mentions partly cloudy conditions tomorrow afternoon and southwest winds 12 to 2 knots this evening. Tonight's low is forecast to rise from 45 to 50 degrees.
Statewide Weather Forecast Batch with Varied Regions
Weather bulletin covers Pacific coast areas including Pranciaco Bay, Sierra Nevada, Sacramento Valley, Joaquin Valley, Salinas, Paso Robles and Hollister. It reports rain today, showers tonight and Thursday, snow above certain elevations, and windy conditions with small craft warnings for south winds up to 35 knots.
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Bacramenta
Joaquin Valley
Ballnne
Tiin
Ehower
Dlouly
Ated Jojo
Salinas
Paso Robles
Clara Valley
Hollister
Rt Benge
Vicinitus Raley
Temperature overview across major cities from yesterday to today
Weather bulletin lists yesterday's highs and today's lows for multiple cities including Bakersfield Fresno Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco Sacramento San Antonio and more. Observed conditions vary with clear and cloudy skies. temperatures range from the mid 30s to upper 60s across locations, with several stations reporting clear or cloudy conditions at 6 a.m. today.
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Los Angeles
Sacramento
Diego
Associated Press
Albany
Clowdy
Albuquerque
Atlerin
Ohionga
Cincinnat
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Oklaboma City
Fortland
Lana
Clowe
Cluedy
Washington
Tide Tables for Thursday November 3
Tide tables show early morning low tides and a rising sun schedule. The fragment lists times and light conditions, noting sunrise at 7:05 and sunset at 5:50, with references to tides and nautical observations.
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Jmne
Amy
Felines A.m. Comevird
Fh Pont SF
Thurmond Attacks Kennedy Leftist Influence in South
In Los Angeles Strom Thurmond, 1948 presidential candidate for the States’ Rights Party, claims Kennedy’s administration is swayed by left wingers and soft on communism. He and Eisenhower’s stance on extremism is questioned while touring California with Project Alert.
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Los Angeles
Strom ‘Thurmond
D-S.c
Kennedy
South
Thurmond
States’ Rights Party
National Labor Relations Board
Strempta
Wight D. Hisenhower
Eisenhower
California
Ausipleen
Project Alert
Navy
Ati Marine Corps
Heagues 4
American Security Council
Munday
California 160 Acre Water Limit Questioned by Federal Law
Federal law debate could delay or derail California s Feather River San Luis project plan. Washington to decide if federal remedy law applies to state water project. Secretary Udall weighs legal questions as California seeks to move ahead with state funded elements.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ciclean
California
Washington
Secreelintic Wales
Frederick Dutton
Stewart Udall
Edie
Feather River
San Luis
Istian
Udall
United Press International
Barry
B. Auber Goldbergs
Goldberg
San Luis Project
Thomas MM. Kuchel
Calif
Ian Jetter
San Las
Stat
Department
Congress
Senate
House Committee On
Tnsular Affairs
House Committee
Kuche
Qressman
San
Sisk
Carley Porter
Dudall
Bureau
Compton
Private School Set for Whites
New Orleans AP report notes white children who boycotted two desegregated public schools since November 1960 will start classes Monday in a private segregated school funded by white teen donors. The one story concrete building houses 10 classrooms and will accommodate about 350 students.
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New Orleans
Reds Question Katanga Move
In a U.N. letter, the Soviet Union pressed Acting Secretary-General U Thant to explain the authority behind U.N. cease-fire approval with Katanga. Thant said U.N. officials ratified the agreement last month as a military necessity under past resolutions. The exchange followed a Security Council debate on expanding Thant's direct authority in the Congo.
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Soviet Union
U Thant
U.N
Katana
Security Council
Thant
Congo
Bhee Valecian A. Zorin
Gec
United Na- S$onshan
Northeastern U S Hit by Snow and Wind
Snow and strong winds sweep the Northeast with four to five inches of accumulation in New York State and Maine. Temperatures plunge below freezing from the Carolinas to Montana as an arctic air mass grips the region and coastal areas experience intermittent snow belts and cloudy skies.
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Hampshire
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Mnyard
Carolinas
Montana
Alabama
Dakotas
Gulf Coast
Florida
Canada
Au Ran
Northwest
California
Washington
Californ
Action Begun On Bracero Restrictions
Washington moves to restrict Mexican worker inflow with a December hearing by the Labor Department on admissibility, wage parity, and the Mexican Farm Labor Law. Texas AFL-CIO sues to bar cross border commuting, possibly affecting Canadians. Officials promise enforceable standards to protect domestic farm labor while preserving temporary Mexican labor.
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Washington
Soone
United States
Labor Department
Texas
Afl-Cio
Justice Department and Immigration Service
U.S
Kennedy
Congress
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldsberg
Goldberg
Men On Relief To County Crews
County plans assign relief workers to local crews with federal and state funds. Those found fit by county exam will lose assistance and receive 1.25 dollars per hour credited toward their welfare payments. Workers will have time off to seek regular employment and only county role workers are affected. Community labor officials caution against potential unfair labor practices if the plan reduces union hours.
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Campen
Emerson Street
Santa Clara
Chuckles In The News
A jumble of short clippings reports a lost postcard found in Tulsa addressed to Al Yancey mentions Kaiser trouble. Trenton NJ notes chiropractor Ford treating patients. Knoxville hospital reports tenth child born at St Marys. Norwich it mentions Kathleen Wimpanty flying with a mouse on her knee.
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Tulsa
Okie
UPI
al Yancey
White
Sam
Trenton
Lusian’ Ford
Kammonton
Seid
Charles O'Connors
St. Mary's
Amendment Urged On Smog Law
SAN FRANCISCO AP A state official urged amending the smog control device law citing high costs. He said factory installed devices could cost 520 on new cars and up to 190 on tuned cars. The executive from the State Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board proposed cheaper crank case devices. Used car owners would face installation requirements a year after new cars are equipped.
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San Francisco
Alfiedul
Donald A. Jensen
Transportation and Public Utilities Committee
Tuewlay
Jensen
Almanac Today in History and Night Sky Notes
Almanac for Wednesday November 70th day of the year 1961 notes the moon near last quarter Venus in the morning and Jupiter and Severn in the evening. Historical items include Army Navy game final Navy 24 Army 6 and Tito proclaiming Yugoslavia's federated republic in 145, Met Opera broadcast in 1948, Rockefeller term bid in 1980, and a Will Rogers quip on people.
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Venus
Jupiter
Severn
U.S. Military Academy
Naval Academy
West Poist
Navy
Army
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Metropolitan Opera House
New York City
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Stanford Tuition Drops For Summer Session
Stanford announces a 2 percent tuition reduction for summer courses across divisions including education humanities sciences law and medical school. Tuition scales by units with a minimum 96 dollars for graduates taking three units, about 600 students enrolled last summer.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Yosemite Road Project Starts
Work has begun on a new highway in Yosemite National Park from the Crane Flat entrance westward to Big Oak Flat, including parking areas.
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Yosemite National Park
HAP
Fiat
Biz Oak Flat
Georgian Plans For Ingot Use
AP reports a Georgia farmer jokes about a found ingot that may be worth up to 112000 in gold while the crew contemplates use if not gold. A Baltimore metal works official described the metal as brass ingots resembling what he plants.
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Jesup
Baltimore Metal Works
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