Weather Corner San Francisson Bay Area Forecast
Weather snapshot with mixed readable regions including San Francisco Bay Area and Central Coast. Mentions warmer afternoons, varied highs in 60s to 80s, overnight lows around 40s to 50s, and NW or westerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Includes Mt Shasta, Sierra Nevada, Sacrament Valley, San Joaquin Valley, Salinas Valley, Monterey Bay Area, Santa Clara Valley, Ft Bragg, and Fort Point notes.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council enters final session and canonization talks
The Vatican Ecumenical Council marks its third anniversary amid pushes to canonize Pope John XXIII. More than 300 bishops back a request to seek sainthood for John as the council nears its December deadline on decrees including religious liberty and church reform. Vatican sources say saint hood may come in the years ahead, though the process will follow standard Congregation of Rites procedures.
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Fresno State wins intercollegiate livestock dairy judging
Fresno State College teams win the intercollegiate livestock and dairy cattle judging titles at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition. California State Polytechnic of San Luis Obispo places second in dairy cattle judging, with Oregon State third. High scorers include Wayne Madson of Washington State in livestock and Jim Glines of Cal Poly and Blanche Campbell of Fresno State in dairy cattle judging.
California tale charting Cal Med for the poor and more
Assembly Speaker Jesse M Unruh unveils Cal Med a state plan to provide free private health insurance and full major hospital care for the poor while offering disaster protection for the middle class and a hedge for the wealthy. The plan requires private lenders and Cal Med headquarters in Sacramento to determine eligibility and loan amounts.
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Daily Review publication details and address
The fragment lists a newspaper name The Daily Review with editors and publishers, dated 1897, and provides a postal address in Horwerd California. It includes names Tae Daily Review Ine Hapd Beets Wille Cia and officials like CFFiCw Heyward Call fe.
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Woman Attacks Hayward Cop with Knife Arrested
A Hayward woman, Maria Garcia, 23, of 887 Berry Ave, was arrested for attempted assault with a deadly weapon after slashing at Officer Sgt. Robert Souza with a butcher knife during a two woman fight at the Berry Avenue address. Souza was not injured and Garcia was taken to Santa Rita.
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Boilermaker Strike Continues in Eight States
SAN FRANCISCO AP Construction boilermakers remain on strike against contractors in eight western states halting work on nearly 1 billion dollars of projects. A federal mediator said progress was made in talks on a 50 cent per hour raise over one year, with wages now ranging from 4.75 to 5.25 dollars. Negotiations were to continue, affecting California and seven other states.
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Lionel Alanson
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California Man Discovers Way to Hold False Teeth
BARXERFIELD Calif Acryline is touted as a new vacuum based denture lining that grips plates with an air seal. Users report a natural feel lasting six months before reapplication and say it is available at drug counters.
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Dominican rebels disarm as they return to regular forces
Interior Minister Toaquin Castilla says rebel troops will disarm in the next few days as they rejoin the regular armed forces. Rebels handed over one tank, 20 cannons and 26 depth charge launchers to the provisional government on Sunday, with only the tank previously used in the April revolution.
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Strike Ends as New York Papers Resume Delivery
In New York the craft unions and the New York Newspaper Guild reach a tentative contract with The Times and related papers ending a two day strike. Members vote to accept terms proposed by mediator Theodor W. Kheel under Mayor Wagner’s oversight.
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York
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Bandit Robs Bowling Alley in North Sacramento
A bandit robbed two employees at Marti Gras Bowling Lane in North Sacramento, escaping with $1,064. The Sacramento County sheriff's office disclosed the incident occurred Sunday, leaving workers shaken as authorities investigate the crime and seek leads.
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Red China Plans Told Malawi Aims and Malawian Leaders
BLANTYRE Malawi AP Communist China seeks influence in Malawi and could install former Foreign Minister Kanyama Chiume to steer the government. Prime Minister Hastings Banda plans a Sunday night nationwide broadcast amid charges that China is arming funding and training Chiume supporters. Banda says 80 men have been trained in Peking, Cuheland, Algeria to infiltrate Malawi.
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