Weather Outlook From Coast to Valley With Mild Temperatures
Partly cloudy conditions and little temperature change across the region. Tonight’s lows generally mid 40s to mid 50s with light to moderate NW winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons. Highs mostly 60s to low 80s with coastal fog in several areas and fair to mild conditions inland.
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Temperatures Yesterday and Today in Southern Alameda County
Weather bulletin notes yesterday's high and today's low temperatures for Southern Alameda County. Exact figures are not provided in the readable text.
Tide Tables for Thursday October 14 at FE Point
Tide readings list Hgh and Low for the day with times showing 7 16 am for Suarlen and 6596 light and dark tide observations. The data appears cryptic with misspellings and partial station names but indicates a computed coastal tide table for a specific point.
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Weather Patterns Shift Across United States
A turbulent system brings varied conditions from frost in the upper Midwest to record heat in the Southwest. Temperatures reach 102 in Thermal California while Tucson hits 92 and Cadillac Michigan reports two inches of snow and flurries. Clouds blanket from the Great Lakes to New England as Gulf Coast sees rain. NYC reservoirs gain 50 million gallons from rainfall, easing drought concerns.
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Senator Rips John Birchers in New Jersey Speech
Senator Clifford P. Case said conservatives moderates and liberals have room in the Republican Party but John Birch Society members do not. He urged party unity and rejected Birch influence while addressing an Ocean County Women’s Republican Club luncheon in Point Pleasant New Jersey.
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California schools face library shortfall in state report
A California State report says elementary and high school libraries hold about half the books needed to meet American Library Association standards. It cites 24.7 million more volumes required, with only 3 percent of elementary and 8 percent of high schools meeting standards, and notes a $8.3 million earmark in 1966 to upgrade libraries.
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Berlin rally ends with anti Communist protest against cosmonauts
In West Berlin Lt Col Alexei Leonov and Col Pavel Belyaev faced boos and paint splashed on their limousine after a German Soviet Friendship Society rally. Police kept crowds back as the cosmonauts shared tales of their March space voyage during a 12 day visit to Germany.
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Exodus in High Gear as Cuban boat exodus accelerates
Key West reports a rising number of Cuban refugees crossing the Florida coast aboard small boats. Coast Guard cutters tow and monitor vessels while authorities forecast 42,500 refugees overall with 2,500 this month and 5,000 monthly thereafter. Refugees await potential resettlement terms amid ongoing U S Cuban negotiations.
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Almanac Snapshot Oct 13 1985 Historical Dates
Almanac note for Wednesday October 13 1985 marks the 286th day with 79 remaining. It lists notable events: 1775 Continental Congress ordered a naval fleet beginning the U S Navy. 1792 Washington laid cornerstone of the President's House. 1937 Nazi Germany pledged not to violate Belgian neutrality. 1943 Italy declared war on Germany. Cervantes quote included.
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Confused Cubans Debate Castros Open Door Policy
Havana residents sond opinions on Fidel Castro’s new open door policy allowing Cubans to seek emigration to the United States. Some call it humanitarian, others see propaganda or hidden aims, with many predicting a flood of departures if the doors stay open long enough. Officials refuse to disclose emigration numbers.
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Washington headlines mix recovery joy and stalled union shop bill
President Johnson recovers after gall bladder surgery while his legislative team abandons the union shop bill amid party friction. Senate leaders voice concerns as education and energy debates surface, with university campus plans and a 348 million atom smasher proposal drawing attention.
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Steve Allen Announces Candidacy for California Seat
Beverly Hills AP entertainer Steve Allen indicates in a letter he will announce his candidacy for California's vacant 24th Congressional District seat. He says he will submit his name to the endorsing convention after urging from California Democratic Council members. Allen plans to meet with CDC members this month to answer questions and is expected to make the announcement soon.
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Seagulls Top Problem for Miami Zoo Keepers
At Crandon Park zoo in Miami keepers call seagulls their biggest issue. Head keeper Bill Lunsford says gulls dive bomb to take food even when fed by hand. Winter months worsen freeloaders and the zoo must double bird food purchases during those times.
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