Weather Corner Fair Skies Through Wednesday Across Bay Area
Bay Area enjoys fair skies through Wednesday with mild temperatures. San Francisco highs 72-77 today and gentle coastal winds. San Joaquin Valley and Salinas report similar fair conditions with cool nights. Mt Shasta area and Sierra Nevada show slight warming and cloudy periods with light winds. Coastal fog persists in places like Fort Bragg and Ukiah with light variable winds and minimal temperature changes.
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Temperatures Yesterdays Met and Todays Y Temperatures
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Tide Tables For Wednesday At Fort Point
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Nixon Urges Goldwater Rocky race in 1964 GOP
In Syracuse AP report Nixon urged Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater to compete in the primaries to decide the GOP nominee in 1964. Nixon declined to back either man, stressing he aims to unify the party. He supported resuming atmospheric nuclear tests and praised Peace Corps aims while commenting on UN and Cold War issues.
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Broad Areas See Wet Cold Front Across Nation
A cold front stretched from New York through Illinois and Texas as showers cooled many regions. Wet weather covered the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and Great Lakes while the South faced drizzle and overcast skies. Temperatures fell in the northern plains. some storms and snow drifts tied up mountain passes.
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UAW Hopes On Offer to Chrysler Contract Deal
In Detroit the United Auto Workers urged that a new economic offer to Chrysler Corp claim major concessions, aiming for a complete contract settlement for about 60,000 workers. Union officials cited hopes for wage and benefit reforms and a prompt agreement to end the stalemate.
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River Pilot’s Body Found in Oakland
The body of Stephen King, 50, a river pilot from Fairfax, was found near Lake Merritt after being shot in the head. Police reported the death as a homicide. King’s address was 2555 Sir Francis Drake Way. Authority details and surrounding notes appear scattered in the report.
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Noisy Rumble From New Alabama Highway Draws Complaints
In Decatur Alabama drivers report a loud rumble from the recently opened Intresite 65. Ridges in the concrete allegedly cause the noise, prompting motorists to pull onto the shoulder for checks. Officials place signs to explain the noise source and advise caution.
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Giggling arsonist blamed for string of hotel fires in SF
San Francisco police hunted a giggling, pimply faced youth after a night of fires across downtown hotels. Witnesses recalled a tall youth leaving smoke and laughing as flames started in linen closets and trash piles. Fire Chief Wilton Mhory said most blazes were extinguished quickly. one at the Ficking Hotel caused about $10,000 damage. Fire officials warned the same person may be behind the other fires in the Market Street area and downtown hotels, with additional trash fires erupting near the YMCA and surrounding blocks. Police cordoned hotel districts and urged careful observation of suspicious individuals amid the city-wide alarm.
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Howard Smith to Leave CBS
New York AP report states veteran news analyst Howard KX. Smith will leave CBS due to alleged conflicts over interpretation of CBS news policy. Smith had not appeared on his Sunday night Washington program for two weeks, signaling his departure from the network.
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Navy unveils advanced anti-submarine arsenal ASROC
SAN DIEGO The Navy touts a growing anti-submarine arsenal designed to destroy submarines at range. Improvements include the ASROC multi‑duty weapon with its own detection and computer guidance, plus new torpedoes and a drone helicopter for extended reach.
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Giesler In Critical Condition At Mt Sinai Hospital
Hollywood attorney Jerry Giesler, 74, is listed in critical condition after surgery for a heart problem at Mt Sinai Hospital. His doctors say he is improving slowly as he receives treatment and monitoring.
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Ex-President of Italy Dies in Rome at 82
ROME AP Luigi Minaudi, 82, former Italian Republic president, died after long heart and circulation illness. Minaudi, an economics professor, previously served as governor of the Bank of Italy and led the presidency from 1948 to 1955 before being succeeded.
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Almanac: Halloween features and historic milestones
Almanac notes October 31 as Halloween with astronomy hints and a list of historical events. It recalls Nevada’s 1864 statehood, Chiang Kai shek’s 1886 birth, bank closures in 1931, Communist capture in Manchuria 1948, and Princess Margaret’s 1955 engagement decision. Voltaire’s line closes today's thought.
Algiers rocked by deadly explosives amid unrest
In Algiers a string of hazardous devices exploded causing two deaths and 16 injuries as right wing French settlers and the Secret Army Organization seek to pressure President de Gaulle over Algeria’s future. Police report no arrests.
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