Weather Summary for Northern California Regions
Weather Corner reports cloudy conditions across San Francisco Bay Area California Sunday into Monday with light rain possible on the coast and in parts of the central region. Sacramento Valley and Salinas Valley see fair conditions with cooler Monday, and coastal counties expect variable clouds with possible rain northward. Strong coastal winds and gale warnings persist near Cape Mendocino, with southerly winds 20 to 35 knots Sunday night.
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Censtral
California
Eureka
Spain
San Francisco
D Bluff
Sacramento Valley
Ealah
San Joaquin Valley
Santa. Clara Valley
Eid
Salinas
Central
Coast
San Jose
Japa
Hollister
Calirnia
Arta
Napa
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Tide Tables and Bay Area Weather Outlook
Tide tables for Ft Point and surrounding coast compile flows and heights with sunrise at 7:73. Cloudy forecast for today and Monday in the Bay Area with a 50 percent chance of rain tonight and Monday. Temperatures near 65 to 70 degrees with west to southwest winds 7 to 14 mph today and 20 to 30 mph Monday.
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Cape Blanco
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Cape Mendocino
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Bay Area
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Phone Strike Hits Southern California At General Telephone
In Los Angeles area, AFL-CIO Communications Workers strike against General Telephone Co. brings 9,000 workers from Santa Maria to San Bernardino to picket 170 locations. Company plans to run auto mated and supervised services with 2,100 managers. Negotiations, wages, pensions, health, and vacations are at issue, with potential broader pickets including defense sites like Vandenberg.
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San Bernardino
Bakersfield
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Erhard Meets With Acheson In Bonn Discussion
West Germany Chancellor Ludwig Erhard met with former U.S. secretary of state Dean Acheson in Bonn on Saturday for about half an hour, signaling high level talks between the two nations.
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Deani Acheson
U.S
Ludwig Hard
West Germany
34.5 Million New Jobs Seen Need
Palo Alto AP indicates the American economy must create 34.5 million new jobs to avoid mass unemployment. Under Secretary of Labor John F. Henning warned at a California State Junior Chamber of Commerce event that the private sector faces a grave challenge unseen since 1929. He urged an active manpower policy to build a labor force ready for an evolving economy.
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Palo Alto
John F. Hening
California State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Henning
Businessmen Hear Jobs Equality Plea in Hot Springs
At the Business Council autome gathering in Hot Springs Virginia SREEPEE eMacarene of American Telephone Telegrp Co urged more than 100 corporate leaders to lead a broad push to eliminate job discrimination. He linked this to expanded education and retraining programs while noting the council does not lobby for legislation. Secretary Dillon spoke on tax cuts to spur investment, predicting a 35 percent lift in returns and faster growth if reforms pass, despite congressional delays.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Council
Autome
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy Seeks Peace While Criticizing Crises
President Kennedy in a major foreign policy address at the University of Maine urged persistence in the peace quest despite Soviet crises small and large. He cited recent East West accords, defended testing ban, wheat sales, and space weapon safeguards, saying gains do not mean the aims are abandoned. He urged talking where helpful but ready to fight if necessary before 15,000 at the convocation.
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University Stadium
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Disaster at Post Office in Hayward Calif
Fragmentary OCR notes report a disaster at the post office in Hayward California with partial names and addresses. Subscriptions and publishing details are listed for The Daily in Hayward and Alameda County offices.
Free Organ Lessons at Sherman Clay Hayward
Free organ lessons offered by Sherman Clay Hayward at 22487 Foothill Blvd. The program invites beginners with a sincere desire to play and promises quick progress. Contact LU 23 ai1 for home units and enrollment details as part of an experimental teaching study.
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Hayward
Sherman
Foothill
Foothill Blvd. Available 1Erman Ch . Avan
Sermon and
Train crash injures dozens near Willow Springs Illinois
The Santa Fe Chief passenger train bound for California collided with a freight train 25 miles west of Chicago near Willow Springs. Thirty seven aboard were injured, five diesel units and five cars derailed yet upright. Four hospitalizations require further treatment. officials cite a possible signal mix up.
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Santa Fe
California
Willow Springs
Robert Breeze
Fort Madison
Iowa
Chicago
Los Angeles
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