Weather Corner Outlook with Scattered Showers Tonight
The forecast calls for showers tonight then partly cloudy skies tomorrow. Southeasterly winds shift to westerly around 15 to 25 knots tomorrow with a low near 10 to 12 degrees. Rain chances are about 30 percent tonight and tomorrow.
Weather outlook across California with showers and winds
statewide forecast shows showers across regions including San Francisco Bay Area and Northern Sierra with gusty winds. highs mostly in 40s to 60s. cooler conditions inland with scattered rain through Friday. coastal Monterey Bay and Salinas Valley expect showers today tonight and possibly Friday.
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Tide Tables for Friday December 1
Tide tables list daily times for tides and sun events. The fragment notes high and low tides, sunrise and sunset, and indicates standard coastal navigation data for the date.
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Temperatures and Rainfall Summary
Yesterday’s high and today’s low temperatures, with rainfall data for the past 24 hours up to 6 at Tas.
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Solon Claims Russ Ordered Military Gag
Solon cites a Thurmond speech at a Santa Monica rally claiming military leaders received orders from Moscow to push anti Communist programs in the United States. He asserts a 1958 security directive urged troops and civilians trained against communism and accuses officials of suppressing public anti Communist statements. He spoke before about 200 attendees and warned of secret socialist influence within the federal government.
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Town Salutes Orbit Flight
Dayton residents celebrated the 1985 spaceflight milestone with a community holiday proclaimed by Mayor J. M. Abel. Officials noted the event boosted town pride as the world watched the spacecraft return to Earth early Wednesday.
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Knight's Illness Forces Apause In Gubernatorial Campaign
Sacramento reports Governor Knight will be bed ridden for about two months due to hepatitis impacting his ability to campaign. The illness reshapes the Republican contest as prominent figures debate succession while Knight recovers, with aides and allies urging continued political activity and keeping the party's plans intact for the nomination and later race.
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Almanac Today: November 3 Historical Highlights
Almanac notes mark November 3 with events across history. In 1782 Paris signed preliminary peace articles ending the American Revolution. In 1934 Chinese Communists captured Chungking. In 1954 South Africa’s prime minister resigned, succeeded by Johannes Strydom.
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Kennedy shifts focus to community shelters in civil defense
President Kennedy announced a shift toward placing fallout shelter space in public buildings and community shelters rather than mandating private family shelters. The plan proposes federal grants to add shelter space in state funded civic structures and emphasizes federal state local cooperation. He will outline proposals to the Civil Defense Committee of the National Governors Conference in December.
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California park funding urged to meet growth demand
California park officials warned the Senate committee that industry and subdivision growth threatens valuable recreation land. They urged spending 162.5 million by 1966 to create vacation spots and preserve areas, with 21 million for improvements and 100 million proposed by Finance Director Hale C. Chemion for a long term land acquisition bond to fund state parks.
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Actress Esther Williams Drops Gage Name
Actress Esther Williams earns court permission to drop the surname Gage after her 1959 divorce from Bea Gage. Williams, 40, is restoring her birth name following the end of her 14 year marriage to the former producer.
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