Weather Corner Brisk winds and warm Sunday across regions
The forecast calls for high temperatures and brisk winds across the Bay Area and surrounding valleys. Fair Sunday and Monday with warmer conditions, coastal fog on the coast Monday morning, and northwest winds 15 to 25 mph at times. Highs mostly in the 70s to 90s across districts including San Francisco, Sacramento Valley, Salinas, Santa Clara Valley, Monterey Bay Area, and Napa to Yolo counties.
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California
San Francisco
Warner
San
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Oakland
Santi Maleo
Northbotnd Northwest
Sacramento Valley
Bandoaquin Valley
Ari Bei
Salinas Valley
North Aid
Salinas
Paso Hobbs AG
Banta Clara Valley
S. Northwest
Monterey Bay Area
Central Court
Avid Tiga Napa St
Sandose
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Norhwest
Temperatures Across Major Cities Chart Weather
Fragmented OCR list shows multiple cities with irregular spellings and weather terms. Present entries include clear or cloudy conditions for places like Albany Atlanta Boston Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Memphis Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Richmond St Louis Spokane Seattle Washington and more, with scattered temperatures, but data quality is inconsistent and some city names are garbled.
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Albany
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Cain
Des Mualtira
Detroit
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Dacksonville
Juneau
Kansaw City
Memphis
Milwaukee
Mplsy&t. Fil
Orleans
New York
Washington
Tide Tables for Monday September 4 Readable
Tide tables list sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and daily nautical notes. Contains computed tides for Fort Point and coastal reference details for the day.
Newspaper ad and circulation details appear in 1940s format
The fragment lists advertisement and circulation information for The Daily Review and its affiliates. It notes distribution regions in Alameda and references subscription rates, offices in Hayward San Leandro Livermore and others, with management and circulation sections, dates and postal details partially readable.
Italians Blast Soviet Action Over Berlin Peace Efforts
Italian report denounces Russia's unilateral Berlin move and calls for renewed efforts toward peaceful means. The communiqué echoes concerns over arms and regional stability as leaders seek negotiated steps amid Cold War tensions.
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Rome
Russia
Berlin
Rainael Voor
New Orleans Desegregation Quiet Ordered
New Orleans authorities prepared for the second year of public school desegregation with warnings of no disturbances. Police barricades will shield McDonogh No 19 and Frantz elementary schools and four others as Negroes attend for the first time since desegregation began, while newsmen and authorized staff may enter.
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New Orleans
Baron
Victor Sthivo
Atlanta
Frantz and McDonogh
Renee
Sehool
McDonogh No. 13
Joseph Giarrussa
McDonagh
Frantz
Thuysday
Little Rock to Extend Integration desegregation at five high schools
In Little Rock Arkansas the desegregation plan moves forward with twenty four African American students entering four white junior and five high schools, while twenty four whites attend three black high schools. Police will be on duty and officials expect no major demonstrations as peaceful integration continues despite past tensions.
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Little Rock
Ark
Litle Rock
Junio
R. E. Glasscoris
Hall
Central
Jlovern
Shoe and Alley
Orval B
Central Ane
Mississippi DA Plane Bomb Blast Shocks Wiggins
Mississippi district attorney Boyce Holleman said the hidden explosives in his parked plane could have been planted by someone seeking his death. Chief Deputy Sheriff Elden Ladner noted the blast focused behind the cockpit while residents heard a car explosion plus thunder and lightning before daylight. Holleman stated he suspects deliberate planting and planned to fly to New York to see a baseball game after a weekend visit to the airport.
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Wiggins
Miss
Mississippi
Dish
Boyce Holleman
Elden Ladner
Chicago Man and Girl Involved In Murders And Robberies
In Midland Texas a man named Meyers and Donna Marie are charged in a spree that ended with multiple victims injured or killed. They allegedly robbed a father and daughter, bound two others, and used a 21 caliber weapon. The pair reportedly explained their actions to officers after their arrest near Midland.
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Tex
Apima
Donna Marig Stone
Missouri
George Ballard
Belleville
Meyers
Han
Daniel
Texas
Texas Lghway
Jack Reeves
Reeves
Donna Marie
Biller
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Donna Marie Stone
Sex
UPI
Nevada Atty General Targets Bare Bosom Shows in Las Vegas
Nevada Atty General Roger Foley attacks this season's bare chest floor acts, aiming to curb adult shows in Las Vegas and Reno. He argues such acts threaten state standards and could lead to revocation of licenses if operators fail to comply, citing federal pressure and industry influence.
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Carson City
Roger Foley
Nevada
Las Vegas
Atttorney
BBC
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Folex
Nevada Gaming Connussion
Foley
Pay Werle
Sonia Newalit
Mandt Airs Racketeer Deport Plan
Washington report details a plan discussed by Senator Mandt to deport racketeers, citing potential deportation routes and safeguards. The discussion references Carlos Marcelle Ryton, U S gambling cases, and a subcommittee investigation into racketeering.
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Washington
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Ain
Marcella
Guatemala
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Salts Fi Bankies
Munich
Bullet Wound Proves Fatal in Santa Cruz Apartment Shooting
A man died from a bullet wound near Aptos after a June incident. The chief deputy reported the shooter discharged a weapon. the victim’s wife and a son survive. The couple lived at 3045 Gatoveo Bey, Santa Cruz. Police continue investigation.
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Richards
Pacific Telephone Co
Nn San
Jale Salnediey
Aptos
Coveyer
Tie
Hienautts
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Kboher
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Riekands
Julia Ka Sat
U N Breaks With Katanga Situation Shifts Unclear
Fragmented report notes United Nations severing relations with Katanga amid unclear charges and mounting tensions. Names and places are garbled, but the action focuses on a UN break with Katanga and related diplomatic implications.
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Katanga
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Fions
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Tor M.eavesemtulie
Conor Cite
Ote
Sauditaerty
Maise Pehinphoote
Natony Ennet
Minimum Pay Boost Takes Effect Today
Washington reports the new federal pay raise for millions, lifting the wage floor from four to one fifteen per hour for workers previously exempt and setting a four dollar per hour target for covered employees by 1985. Officials cite job growth, rising living costs, and broader social programs as context, noting unemployment remains high while other sectors run near full capacity.
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Cviniler
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Kennedy
Kenedy
Bolwrer
Unth
Arthur Galdberg
Ion Liahur
Goldberg
Ventura Labor Dept Official Jailed After Nightclub Bust
Ventura the Labor Department envoy and three Costa Ricans clashed with police after a tour stop. Hutchinson resisted officers, tore a shirt, and was jailed on $267 bail pending a Tuesday hearing. Mayor Beis voiced concern as the group prepared to leave for San Francisco.
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Robert Krupp
Hutchinsorr
Krupp
Asasinine
Robert McCoy
Mutchinson
Charles Wo Beis
Brandt Signals Unified Socialist Plan Ahead of West German Vote
In Bond Germany Willy Brandt pledged a nationwide government coalition of all parties if his Socialists win the September general election amid a tense world scene. The remark came as Adenauer’s aging leadership loomed and the West German political landscape faced a pivotal moment.
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Germany
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Willy Brandt
Socialist Party
West Germany
Konrad Adenquee
Harold Brown Out of Race in California Politics
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Harold Brown exits a race with mentions of California, Clair Engle, and political figures. The text mentions district, federal matters, and party dynamics, but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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Harold Brown
Washington
Clair Engle
D-Cir
Helena
California
Emia Ae
Federal District
Jude
Norther Cicitarninsy
UAW Demands Profit Plan in GM Talks Standoff
United Auto Workers press GM with a profit sharing scheme tied to last week’s AMC agreement as a strike threat looms at 10 am. The union seeks 1% to 13% for workers, claiming a plan could add about $1,000 to each three year wage progress, while GM resists expanding benefits and calls the demand costly.
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Y Seaton
Alter
Phe Uaw
Deanem
AMC
Tra
Weil de
Winnie
Ford
Optimistic California forecast voiced by Brown and business leaders
In Sacramento, Gov Brown and top executives gathered to project a robust California economy. They claimed the state is in the black with a balanced budget and potential tax relief looming. Business leaders echoed optimism, citing rising employment, planned investments, and stronger consumer demand despite national uncertainty.
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Sacramento
Brown
California
Balan
Hinton
Persia
Surye Schans
She Sahamma
Disc Jockey Fined 16000 by Broadcasting Panel
In Los Angeles three disc jockeys who continued broadcasting after a snake air station KEWH were fined a signal of SHAM by the American big vration of Lolevision and Tatha. The blog notes action against Mr MunyaS ESTAR and Network 683000. The three were expelled from membership as discipline. Five Italian amortises had also been ousted with fines of 25000 for unspecified changes.
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KEWH
Lolevision
Tatha
Munyas Estar
Vunion
MPTRA
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