Weather Corner Northern and Central California forecast
Weather forecast for Northern and Central California and nearby areas. Sunday and Monday mostly fair with some morning coastal clouds and high clouds in the far north. Temperatures generally mild with only small changes. Coastal and western winds light to moderate, 8 to 18 mph, with some west to northwest offshore patterns.
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Tide Tables Open Ocean Monday October 2
Tide tables for Monday October 2 show time ranges and height readings with hatcht times and wan values, noting sunrise at 4 30 and sunset later in the day. Light features are indicated as air and dark as bait, with truncated site labels for FN, Polat, and $F references.
Local Area Weather Warm Spell Smoothed Across Bay
The area expects a slight warmup with highs from 62 to 70 degrees after yesterday's 60s. Hayward reached 64 yesterday. Tomorrow looks mostly fair with morning and evening clouds and west to northwest winds up to 18 mph.
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Tax cut saves Americans $11.3 billion in 1965
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon says the 1964 tax cut will yield $11.3 billion in additional after tax income for individuals next year. New York state leads with about $1.5 billion in savings, with California and Illinois also among top beneficiaries. New York City residents may see around $1.12 billion.
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Five U S Die On Transport Over Vietnam Skies
A U S Air Force C123 transport was shot down by Communist guerrillas north of Saigon on Saturday. All five Americans aboard were killed along with two Vietnamese crewmates. Ground parties faced heavy fire as rescue teams reported the wreckage in flames and no signs of life.
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Bailey Appeals to Goldwater Over venom in campaign
Democratic National Chairman John M. Bailey appealed directly to Sen. Barry Goldwater, urging him to restore dignity to the campaign. He condemned “venom and filth” in the race, asked Goldwater to stop belittling America, and criticized the notion that youth disrespect for law. He warned the Republican nominee harms his party and the free world.
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Nixon proposes TV debate to influence 1960 election
Nixon urged a face to face TV debate similar to the Kennedy encounter, saying only direct confrontation can let the public decide. He criticized this year’s campaign as the dirtiest memory, urging focus on farm policy foreign policy and government integrity. He backed Goldwater as new White House leadership to meet Kremlin threats.
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Lady Bird Day Rally With Mrs Johnson Draws Women
Lehigh Valley readers saw Mrs Lyndon B Johnson greet crowds in Allentown during a Lady Bird Day rally. The First Lady urged unity for the Great Society and backed her husband’s administration while addressing labor, auto workers, and political opponents.
Peace on Line Campaign Stop Spurs Minnesota Rally
AP despatch from Minneapolis reports Senator Hubert Humphrey, Democratic vice presidential nominee, launching a nine day campaign push with a Detroit rally as his home base. He attacked Barry Goldwater’s stance on social welfare, education, and urban renewal, arguing Goldwater would end social programs and destroy social gains. Humphrey urged a vote aimed at America's future, addressing children in the audience and urging Election Day to be dedicated to them. He accused Goldwater of wanting to withdraw government from key programs and of voting against major conscience issues in the Senate.
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Pierre Salinger Labels Murphy Goldwater Type in California Swing
AP dispatch reports Sen. Pierre Salinger, touring the Sacramento Valley, calling rival George Murphy a Goldwater conservative in disguise. He accuses Murphy of promising to halt sale of extremist literature at Murphy headquarters, while noting pamphlets were freely handed out at a Los Angeles speech. Murphy counters with a sprawling committee of seven George Murphys from seven cities.
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Scholars Out Against Barry Goldwater Challenge
A group of 39 scholars in communism Russia and China issued a statement Saturday urging decisive defeat of Barry Goldwater. They argue his views on communism are unsound and dangerous, claiming his policies would raise war risk, aid the most dangerous communist elements, alienate noncommunists, and threaten Soviet diversity. The statement does not mention President Johnson.
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Open Arms To Demos By Murphy Open Arms To Demos By Murphy
Republican George Murphy said he would welcome the votes of dissident Democrats and claimed up to 21 percent of the Democratic vote in his bid to unseat Sen. Pierre Salinger. Murphy cited statewide polls showing 20 to 25 percent of California Democrats support his views and resent Salinger’s 24 hour candidacy. He did not identify the wills. In Los Angeles suburbs Murphy quoted Gov Edmund G Brown and Rep James Roosevelt as saying during the Democratic primary that Salinger was inexperienced. Brown and Roosevelt, who backed Alan Cranston, have since endorsed Salinger. Murphy said there remains serious doubt among Democrats that Salinger’s candidacy is a raw power play to grab control of their party.
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Hoover laid to rest in Iowa after state funeral
Herbert Hoover, born a blacksmith's son in West Branch Iowa, will be laid to rest at Hoover Memorial Park Cedar Rapids after a state funeral in Washington and New York. Military honors include a bugler and limited gun salutes with 50-person official funeral party. Thousands attend along the route to mourn the former president, whose body will join Mrs Hoover in California later.
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Friday Riot Returns To Maryland Prison
In Jessup Maryland a prison riot at the House of Correction led to inmates running free for about two hours, damaging cells and dormitories. Guards barricaded, furniture smashed, and clothing stored items set afire as troops restored order. four inmates were treated for minor injuries, and investigators plan to question ringleaders.
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Farm Worker Killed by Baling Machine Near Pixley
PIXLEY AP A Porterville farm worker died Friday when his clothing was caught in a baler. The victim, Virgil A. Maciel, 21, worked on a farm five miles east of Pixley.
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