Weather Corner Fair Through Thursday With Warmer Inland
Northern California and the Bay Area expect fair and warmer through Thursday. Winds vary from light to 20 knots along the coast with stronger northeast gusts in the East Bay. Highs mostly in the mid 70s to low 80s, with cooler nights in the 40s to 50s across regions including Sacramento Valley and Central San Joaquin Valley.
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Temperatures Reported for Yesterday and Today
Yesterday’s high temperature reached levels recorded in the region with daytime warmth. Today’s forecast indicates similar temperatures with gradual cooling by evening and overnight lows expected to be comfortable for the season.
Barnett Says He Acted In Realm of Law
Gov. Barnett contends his actions in desegregation disputes were lawful and that he remains not in contempt of any court. The 5th U.S. Circuit considers possible imprisonment or fines for refusing to allow James Meredith to enroll at Ole Miss. Justice Dept seeks $100,000 fines and $10,000 daily penalties to purge contempt if needed.
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Bradford Hits Nixon Remark At University Cafeteria
In Sacramento AP report university patrons confronted a partisan issue at a public event. Richard Nixon, the Republican nominee, criticized highway route choices as creating ill will. Bradford appointed by Democratic Gay Brown called for Commission independence, noting the governor cannot remove current causes of dispute.
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Tide Tables for Fort Point San Francisco
Tide tables for Thursday October 15 show times and heights for high and low tides at Ft Point SF. Notes indicate sunrise at 7:22 and sunset at 6:29 with additional details about tides in the a.m. and p.m.
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Walker to undergo mental examination in Dallas
Federal court schedules a psychiatric exam for former Maj. Gen Edwin A. Walker. Dr. R. L. Stubblefield leads the team at Southwestern Medical Center with experts from Michigan and Texas. A conference with Judge Alison Doane will determine Walker's sanity and competence in his legal case stemming from Mississippi rioting.
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Latin Problem Prelates Consider Language of Mass
Vatican council discussions next week will weigh use of Latin versus vernacular in Mass. Missionaries favor local languages for understanding, while traditionalists value unity through Latin. Cardinal Larraona notes local languages may later replace Latin in about a third of Mass. Voting ongoing for council commissions with results due Saturday.
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Shipwrecked survivors tell tale of 11 weeks at sea near Tonga
Veetuto Pahulu and Fine Fenaki describe 12 Tongans setting out from Tongatapu and drifting to Minerva Reef after a yacht broke up. Five men died. the 11 remaining endured on found boat fuel, caught fish and crabs, and boiled sea water in an aluminum pot. A New Zealand rescue flying boat dropped flares, reviving the dehydrated group.
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Atom shot readied to redeem US nuclear prestige
Honolulu AP reports the United States schedules another high altitude nuclear test in the Pacific this weekend near Johnston Island, aiming for a 20 000 ton yield at 20 to 30 miles altitude. The launch vehicle may differ from the Thor, following prior failures that plagued 1962 Pacific tests.
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Almanac page highlights key historical events and stars
On October 17 1962 the Almanac notes the day number and celestial positions. It recalls Saratoga 1777 as a turning point, Capone tax conviction 1981, Einstein’s 1995 U S arrival, Peron 1945 coup, and quotes Einstein on power and war.
18 Hurt By Blow-Up Of Boat Motor
A paddlewheel boat named Dixie Belle exploded during a State Fair lagoon cruise in Dallas. At least 18 people were injured as blue flames engulfed the craft. witnesses said passengers tumbled into about five-foot-deep water. Six were treated at Baylor Hospital and six at St Paul’s Hospital. one patient remained in serious condition.
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Seaman Learns Of Big Pay Off
In New York the Thalia s Inez Leonardo da Vinci test carried 1000 passengers as Giovanini Seguina, a 40 year old seaman, learned by transatlantic telephone that his wife won 150000 in an Italian government soccer event.
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Nigeria to Contest U N Council Seat
Nigeria seeks a seat on the United Nations Security Council challenging Morocco for the post long held by a Middle East nation. The contest follows weeks of debate within the Afro Asian group and centers on the 1946 gentleman's agreement on nonpermanent seats.
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Dubious Cops Learn Truth
In Erie Pennsylvania police questioned James Olds after he said he ran a traffic light but a high wind snapped the light’s wires and fell into his path as he drove downtown.
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