Weather forecast for California and Bay Area regions
The report outlines a broad forecast across Northern Central Southern California and the Bay Area. It notes widespread clouds and fog near the coast, showers and thunderstorms across the Sierra Nevada and northern regions, with variable winds and temperature fluctuations. Highs up to mid 90s in some inland areas and lows around 70s, with rain chances increasing in the mountains and coast prone to possible floods in certain zones.
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Sierra Nevada Range
Rocky Mountains
Central Plains
Southern Plains
Atlantic States
Florida
Mississippi Valley
Wester
San Francisco Bay Area
Paylly Persiores
el Sera
Alimal
Anibh Tem
Alameda County
San Bran
Cal
Wartnerr
Cali
California
Thungersten
Slesré
Nevada
Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Angeles
San Joaquin Valley
San
talSan Francisco
Seerbase
Mablly Sleady
Yarlae
Sierra
Albayy
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Mgla
Boston
New York
Multalo
Okia
Mount Shasta
Siskiyou Area
Chicaus
Olaciooaty
Priledelphie
Sudey
Monterey Bay
Detroit
High Fairbanks
Reo City
Richmond
Mala
City
Livermore Valley
Ialanapeily
Jacksonville
Meeree
Lille
Diablo
San Ramon
Moraga
Napa
Sonoma
Santa Rosa
Out of This World Guided Tours Spark Cosmic Doomsday Talk
Fragmented narrative describes Diophantes and Hei lain Chambers promoting paranormal powers and extraterrestrial contacts. Speakers tout clairvoyance and universal intelligence directing life on Sirius with prophecies of earthquakes, political shifts, stock trends, and a future New Mexico city of benevolence.
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Diophantes
Trom
U.F.O
Fire Calls Across Alameda County Prompt Responders
South County Fire and Alameda County crews rushed to multiple calls in Fremont and surrounding areas late evening. Firefighters addressed reports at 4701 Fremont Blvd and 4343 Baioa cal, with hazy details about structures, smoke, and potential injuries. Units from SAN LEANDRO and VALLEY COMMUNITY SERVICES DIST also logged incidents including roof fire, rubbish disposal hazards, and a motorist rescue. multiple locations referenced with responder actions and status updates.
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Alameda
Fremont
Fremont Blvd
Endina al Baum
Baio'a
Cal Recur
WeaVi
Neas Dan Peahg
Thor Reed
Ofats
Stevenson Boulev
Earl Warren
Bax Zand
Russ Fire
Dempsey Named to National Governors Panel on Racial Disorders
Gov. John Dempsey joins a National Governors Conference panel to study racial disorders affecting several states. Also on the committee are governors Volpe Hughes Reagan Romney and Agnew. In San Leandro Oscar L. Oddy reported a home burglary with valuables missing. Fresno and Watertown areas noted unusual temperatures and coin collections reported lost.
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Hartford
Conn
John Dempsey
National Governors Conference
Dempsey
John’ Volpe
Massachusetts
Spiro
T. Agnew
Maryland
Word Ellington
Tennessee
Richard
J. Hughes
New Jersey
Knowles
Wisconsin
Reagan
California
George Romney
Michigan
San Leandro
Oscar L
Beatty Sty
SanLeandro
Fresno
New York
Calif
Watertown
Baltic legations stay open despite Soviet annexation
Washington reports that Baltic envoys from Latvia Lithuania and Estonia remain in the United States more than a quarter century after Soviet takeover. The legations operate on funds from their home governments with U S Department of State oversight while maintaining duties beyond normal diplomatic traffic. Dr Spekke notes legations fulfill obligations except for trade.
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Washington
United States
Latva
Lithuania
Estonia
Soviet Union
Gers Man
Se State Department
Spekke
Milwaukee School Demonstration Clashes With Police
Police repelled a Friday night march toward the South Side as Father Groppi led demonstrators from a playground. Officers formed a phalanx and used nightsticks to disperse the crowd near North Division High School, with several demonstrators restrained or injured.
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South Side
Council
Father Groppi
North Division High School
Election Eve Terror Attacks Mark Saigon Voting Day
News from Saigon as election eve tensions rise with Communist night raids and booby traps. Police and observers from 74 nations gather as U S forces urge civilians to stay off streets. Incidents injure six and kill one American, with bus minings killing 17 civilians and wounding 25.
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Tam Ky Sr
Saigon
U.S
Veapitai
Delta
Plane lands at Randolph then reaches San Antonio airport
Continental Airlines jetliner bound for Houston miscalculated approach, landed smoothly at Randolph AFB, then flew about 20 miles to San Antonio International Airport and landed again.
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San Antonio, Tex
Continental Airlines
San Antonio
Houston
Tex
Randolph Air Force Base
International Aireport
Drowning Fakers Fined for Insurance Scam
In Los Angeles a man who allegedly faked his drowning to collect insurance and Social Security was fined 2500 and placed on five years probation. The case involved 34 year old George News Train Petition Frederick Knoop and a request for further psychiatric evaluation at Terminal Island Federal Prison after a 90 day overnight hold.
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LOS Angeles
George
Frederick Knoop
San Francisco
District Court
E. Avery Creary
Southern Pacific
Lark
Terminal Island
Eral Prison
Los Angel
Reuther Presses Ford on Demands and War Talks
The United Auto Workers push for higher pay and guaranteed income amid Ford wage offers. Johnson defends bombing strategy, saying no deep policy splits, while senators question target selections and preparedness. Reuther notes union focus on Ford before Chrysler and GM talks.
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Ford
Af Af
Washington
Strom Thurmond
Johnson
U.S
North Vietbmen
Reuther
Chrysler
South Carolina
Republican
Jack Miller
Arown
Miller
Thurmond
Senate Miliary
Five Seized After Grocery Robbery In San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO The Food Store at 1988 Foothill Blvd was robbed of 75 dollars last night. Five suspects stopped a car, entered the store, and took cash from the register into a brown bag before fleeing. Deputies arrested Ja nice E Beatty 25 and her stepfather Olis J Hughson 24837 Willimet Way Hayward at the scene after a highway patrol broadcast. Pace 16 and Abe Williams 18 were jailed at Juvenile Hall. George Taylor 19 Oakland Olden E Williams 23 Chavez C Brown 19 gave no address.
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San Leandro
Foothill
Blvd
63Rd Avenue
Hugh Street
Sheriff's Deputies
Janice E. Beatty
Olis J. Hughson
Willimet Way
Hayward
Ook
California
Patral
Camp Parks Job Corps
Willie D. Pace
Pace
Abe Williams
Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center
George Taylor
Oakland
Olden E Williams
Chavez C. Brown
Odds Against UN Council Ending War
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. AP says U.S. senators face slim chances as the UN Security Council tackles the Vietnam war. The council has discussed the war before with little result as North Vietnam shunned debate and veto fears blocked Geneva conference efforts.
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Council
United Nations
N.Y
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Vietnm
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Red China
Hanoi
Soviet Union
France
Geneva
Carolina Race Riot Probe Demanded After School Melee
The NAACP calls for a swift investigation into a shocking Thursday night incident at Harleyville Ridgeville High School after a melee involving about 150 people. Negro children were beaten and cars damaged as adults joined the chaos.警
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Columbia
8.C
South Carolina
State Law Einforcement Division
Gay
Robert. McNair
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harleyville- Ridgeville High School
McNair and Clark
Knight
Obituaries Pulse Through South County Union City Notices
Obituaries note Henrietta Lagomarsino 93 died midweek with services set for Tuesday in Hayward. Other memorials include Fannie Bush 43 in Fullerton Kentucky and Robert Nelson 86 in Hayward, listings for Eunice Brown 68 in Burbank, plus details on local Masonic and religious affiliations and burial plans.
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Henrietta P. Lagomarsino
Hayward
Joseph Lagomarsino
Henrietta Blach
Oakland
Percy McNie
Camino
Sutter Creek
Alameda County
Mission Blvd
Order of Eastern Star
Queen Esther
Eliott Paulsen
Paleway Baptist Church of
Pratt-Flier
C St
Fannie Marie Bush
San Francisco
Robertson Funeral Home
Fullerton
Eugene Bush
Visalia
Clyde T, Sowards
Kentucky
Campbell Convalescent Hospital
Sts Filer
Robert W. Nelson
Christina EB. Nelson
Raules
Erie
Caledonia Eastern Star
The
Carpenters Union
Bakersfield
Eunice M. Brown
Fillbach-Bailey Furstat Chapel
East Palm
Burbank
Millard JE. Brown
Georgia Taylor
iShe
Colorado
Masonic Home
Brown's Market
Brown
Eunice M
Green Burbank
Milford
Denver
East Patro
Pratt Fie Mortuary
Bush
Fannie Marie
Visatia
Aunual
Chris Hna E. Nelson
Scotland
Ameiner
Caledonia
Lesca
F.lam
Eraternal Order of Eagles
Bee Me
Caledonia Fesiete Star
Carpenters Unlor
Pratik Fitzell Marluary
Saturna
Catherway
War
Infamous Nazi Is Death By Own Action
Bavarian justice authorities reviewed the case and ordered no new clemency for the life term. The ministry announced it found no view to alter the decision. After nine days stand, the proceedings reference life terms and clemency decisions in Germany.
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Justice of Tice
Germany
Counties Defy Courts Cut Back Medi Cal
California counties ignore a Sacramento court order and cut Medi Cal services while some counties continue accepting applications. State officials dispute legality, with cutbacks suspended by a temporary restraining order. Local welfare offices report denial of certain items though payments may be blocked if the court upholds the Reagan administration.
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Sacramento
California
Medi-Cal
Associated Press
Spencer Williams
State Health and Welfare Agency
Sacramento Superior Court
California Rural Legal Assistance Office
Modesto
Stanislaus
Mey
Los Angeles County
H.W. Mathiasen
State Office of Health Care Sergists
Americans Storm Kills Americans Storm Kills
U.S. authorities reported numerous fatalities among Americans at a popular Labor Day fishing spot near San Felipe as boats and roads were overwhelmed. The Red Cross and fire crews from El Centro and Calexico struggled to reach the scene while water and supplies were scarce and the San Felipe airport was damaged.
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Red Cross
California
U.S
Arthur Feldmann
Mexicali
Alfredo Lopez
Gutierrez
Baja
Calif
San Felipe
Bank Loot Found by Five Children in Georgia Woods
Five children in Chambler, Georgia, reported finding a suitcase containing cash, silver, travelers checks, and a Treasury bond totaling 19,605.51 dollars. FBI traced the loot to a July bank robbery at the Bank of Gray, where 23,000 dollars were stolen by four men fleeing in two pillow cases.
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Bank of
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