Weather Corner Fair Through Tomorrow With Moderate Winds
Regional forecast shows fair and warmer conditions across Northern California through Wednesday. San Francisco Bay Area expected fair with highs near 72 to 77 inland, lows 47 to 53, north winds 20 to 35 mph easing this afternoon. Coastal cities such as Salinas and Monterey Bay area report highs mid 70s to near 80, north winds 10 to 20 mph, with light to gentle winds in the Central San Joaquin Valley.
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Tide Tables Update for Ft Paint, S.
Tide tables show Wednesday readings with high tides around 3:48 and 4.7 feet, low near 3:33 and 23 35e. Sunrise listed at 7:31. Computed figures pertain to Fort Paint, South.
Brown Raps Nixon With Birch Stick
Gov. Edmund G. Brown denounces Richard Nixon over anti communism claims as he outlines a new law enforcement program. Brown urges tighter controls on dangerous drugs and criticizes Nixon’s textbook censorship and state policy dictates. He asserts Nixon uses arrogant tactics to gain votes in 1962. He cites universities and colleges as part of the platform while warning against political manipulation.
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Faster Healing Cold Water Gains As Burn Reliever
Atlantic City AP reports cold water or cold air aids burn relief and faster healing. Dr King of University of Kansas notes cooling reduces pain and tissue loss, citing animal studies and historical references. An Icelandic doctor and Columbia researchers support rapid cooling as first aid for burns.
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Jackie Kennedy Cold Therapy Trials Prompt Public Questions
Us reports on experiments testing cold water treatment for burns note reduced fluid loss in burned areas but questions remain about its applicability to extensive injuries. Mrs Kennedy’s private travels with her children may be disclosed later as officials say evidence supports limited public release. The report also touches on political statements about narcotics penalties and border drug shipments.
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Eisenhower Attack on Kennedy Frays Boston GOP Dinner
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower sharply criticized President Kennedy at a $100-a-plate Republican dinner in Boston. He accused Kennedy of politicizing foreign policy and defended the eight-year GOP track record, urging silence on policy while praising past deeds during the eight years. The event, a birthday dinner for Eisenhower, drew about 5,000 party supporters as he urged continued New England campaigning.
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Nixon Tide Predicted In California Governor Race
A statewide survey cited by Nixon campaign manager H R Haldeman forecasts a Nixon victory in California's gubernatorial race by over 400000 votes. Haldeman claimed Nixon would carry 91 percent of Republicans and 20 percent of Democrats with turnout near 80 percent, while Brown predicted to win without specifics. Brown accused Nixon of Birch-style tactics during a San Diego telethon and seven other campaign events unfolded across Los Angeles San Francisco and Sacramento as rivals enter the final stretch before election day.
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Pole Attacks Red System Challenge to Motivate Polish Labor
Warsaw writer Kisielewski in Tygodnik Powszechny argues the Communist system fails to provide incentives, claiming Poles work harder and enjoy lower living standards under socialism compared with the capitalist West. The piece is signed Kisiel, the pen name of Stefan Kisielewski, noted art and social critic.
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