Weather Corner Fair Through Tuesday With Fog Inland
Forecaster notes fair conditions across Northern California and the San Francisco Bay Area through Tuesday with morning fog on many coasts and valleys. Mild to warm inland days, nighttime lows generally in the 40s to mid 50s, light to gentle winds, and coastal fog in the mornings across several regions.
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San Princisco Bay Area
California
Central Valley
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Hollister
Northwestern
Ukiah
Napa
Santa Rosa
Hoffa Arrives for Conspiracy Trial in Nashville
U S District Judge William Mil ler anticipates a long conspiracy trial of James R Hoffa in Nashville stemming from charges that he and Owen Brennan conspired with Commercial Carriers to violate the Taft Hartley Act. Hoffa asserts the case is a personal vendetta and accuses Atty Gen Kennedy of usurping powers.
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Nashville
Tenn
Isme
Alameda County
Maynard
Sey Leanks
U.S. Dist
William
Millearanton
Lier
Niles
Union City
Hoffa
Luvernwre
Detroit
California Points
Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
Wakland
Neiwsmen
U.sacramento
Robert F. Kennedy
San Diego
Holf
San Francisco
Bob Kennedy
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Hitler
Cole
America
Boston
Buffalo
Holla
Chicago
Cincinnati
Mil- Cleveland
Denver
Clear
Michigan
Des Moine
Thotrolt
Claury
Teamsters Union
Fairbanks
Cloudy
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Andianapolis
Dunes
Kansan City
San Voges
Ho!t
Louisville
Inc
Memphis
Miami
Omaha
Owen Brennan
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Wittsburgh
Corp
Portland
Fortland
Ore
Rapid City
Rena
Richmond
St. Louis
Brennan
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Rain
Josephine Postywalt
Alice Johnson
Tampa
Clearly Star
Washington
Conydon
Tide Tables for Tuesday October 23
Tide tables list morning low tides and high tides for the day with sunrise at 7 27 and sunset at 6 22. The data indicates light daytime conditions and dark figures at 5 1, with computations from Tid.
High Altitude Nuclear Test Planned In Pacific
Honolulu reports the U S plans a sub-megaton high altitude nuclear blast in the Pacific. The test aims to be conducted between late Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, with timing around 2:30 a m EST to 7:30 a m EST, and involves power up to one million tons, launching devices from Johnston Island.
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Honolulu
United
Johnston Island
Fair Skies For Most Of Nation
A missile test over Hawaii and Kauai was reported with an Army Nike Hercules rocket lofting a nuclear warhead to a high altitude. The Friday night launch appeared clearly visible from the Hawaiian islands as fair weather continued nationwide.
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Kauai
Wife shoots and kills husband in Porterville case
In Porterville an estranged husband was shot and killed Sunday at his home. Police say 2 year-old Betty Hendon is charged with the crime, with the shooting occurring after a domestic dispute. The husband Vernon Hendon was struck by bullets in the kitchen wall, later dying. authorities report the suspect confessed.
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Porterville
Bushahd
Parses
Vernon
Poniiver
Richard Schuler
Springville
Cenré
Hest
Kuchel Holds Lead in California Senate Poll
Incumbent U S Senator Thomas Kuchel maintains a lead over Democratic challenger Richard Richards in a statewide California Poll survey of over 1,200 registered voters conducted October 12 to 16. The poll tracks voting intent as national attention grows ahead of the Senate race and notes strong party variation across states with projected turnout shaping the outcome.
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Thomas Kuchel
U.S
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
California
U.S. Senate
Rachel Richards
Mitchel
Richards
Senate
Anc
Thiel
Werner
Congress
Policy Statements Rusk Stays Mum On Urgent Issues
Washington United Press International reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk has avoided public question sessions for over three months, with no news conference since July 13. He has given television interviews and public addresses but few unscripted press meetings, amid controversy over taped interviews and press access. Rusk, noted as a hard working diplomat, travels extensively and remains reluctant to engage in open conferences, fueling debate over traditional press scrutiny. Rusk’s schedule includes meetings with foreign ministers and long days starting at 8 a.m. through midnight.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Cuba
Laos
Rusk
Jyrics
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Ana
Political Tensions On Lighter Plane
Washington AP report amid two weeks to election shows no clear partisan swing with voters facing Senate and governor races. Democrats hold Senate minority and Republicans eye swing state House seats as tensions frame a cautious forecast for November 6.
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Washington
Yeacy
Janek
Allahd
Indergalg
Joeneiserms
Juranck
Yholand
Sorel Evangelical Hospital
Army
Joseph M. Rudaltiink
Mamsemenl
Rike Hark
Gaevanor Jd
Jacanek
Ty Democrats
Heb Roentry
Almanac Today October 22 1962 historical notes
Almanac entry dated Monday October 22 1962 notes the 295th day of the year with 70 remaining. It lists historical events including Sam Houston sworn in as first President of the Republic of Texas in 1886, the Metropolitan Opera House opening in 1888, the Knickerbocker Trust run in 1907, and Laos independence treaty with France in 1953. A Shaw quote accompanies the entry.
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Mercury
Mars
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Republic of Texas
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Faust
Knickerbocker Trust Company
France
Laon
Laos
Grim search continues for missing after Norway tanker collision
In Lutcher, La, rescuers comb the Mississippi River for 18 Norwegian crew members after the 13,500 ton tanker Bohème collided with four barges. Twelve bodies, mostly burned, have been recovered. seven remain missing. One identified, Second Mate Hans Wollsen of Copenhagen, was found. Two crewmen, Gisle Magnussen and Kjell Fiell, were hospitalized in New Orleans in critical condition.
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Rorvik
Norway
Norwegian Sea
Ram-Jovats
C. Bypoint
Shel Thortesen
Rorly
California
Pall
Thodesen
Bull
Vivors
Nowidoeya Lighthouse Island
Rolf Gjelstad
Sandefjord
New Orleans
Mississippi
Hans Woll‘sen
Copenhagen
U.S. Publicanth Service Hospital
Lutcher
Gisle Magnussen
Kjell Fiell
Pee
Migrant Labor Force Ebbs in Farm Hiring
In Woodstock Illinois AP report officials disclose migrants leaving for United States. About 178 862 braceros have gone so far this year with more expected in October as hiring slows in November and December. Total migratory labor for 196% is projected near 200 000 with 290 000 Mexicans hired in 1967 and 298 000 to U S farms. Volunteers paid a dollar per hour assist and face charges of property damage from a vandalism incident.
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MLS
United States
Woodstock
U. S
Wayland
Sahs
Thomas Sorenson
Everett, Howe
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