Weather Corner Forecast For The Bay Area And Valleys
Weather outlook across East Bay Salinas Salinas Valley and coastal areas through Saturday with fair skies except for night and morning fog near Salinas and coastal areas. Highs reaching mid to upper 80s in many regions while cool nights near 40s to 50s log winds light to moderate. Northwest winds 6 to 18 knots near coastal zones.
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Ram's Horn Announced Sunday Rosh Hashanah Observance
The article describes the ram’s horn sound in synagogues worldwide on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. It explains the holiday’s meaning as a time for self examination, rededication, and peace with God, noting the horn’s ancient use as a warning and creation’s date.
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Settlement Reached In Will Fight Over Amphora Estate
In Los Angeles a settlement resolved the contested 5.8 million Maud Livingston Bull will. An assignment of 58,000 goes to her brother Louis Livingston, while niece Mrs. Wall and Florida resident were similarly involved. The agreement cites questions of Mrs. Bull's soundness when signing June 22, 1969, with death recorded December 5, 1962 in Beverly Hills. The Sunerist Park proceeding approved the dismissal of the case.
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Fireman Quits Taxicab Job After Sudden $250 000 Inheritance
Richard Gregory Shaw a 34 year old New York fireman learned he inherited 250000 from writer Bushnell Dimond and received 300000 from a will. he quit his extra job as a taxicab driver and plans a belated Hawaii honeymoon and a home in New Jersey.
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Additional Tax Woes For Hoffa
The government filed a $52 90 claim in U S Tax Court for back income taxes from James R Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union The IRS says Hoffa failed to account for more than $60 000 in legal fees paid by Detroit Local 299 Hoffa’s lawyers dispute all items covering 1958 and 1960 and seek Detroit venue In a separate pending case the government seeks $20 293 from 1959 income including $22 930 in legal fees
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Warden ord Sheree 57 S08-351 4210 SrEAHOEG OLE
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Meningitis Battle Plan For Ft Ord
Defense medical experts urged modifications and extensions to stop meningitis at Ft Ord training center. After two days, they rejected cuts in recruit training, calling the post a vital training establishment. chair was Dr. Harry A. Feldman. No specifics given.
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Chile Heads to Vote In A Tailwind Toward The Left
Chileans vote today for a president likely to push Latin America leftward. Communist leader Corvalan signaled willingness to pursue government takeover of US copper firms with compensation deemphasized. Polls favored Eduardo Frei over Salvador Allende, while US copper interests and utilities loom large. Elections center on 2.5 million ballots. new leader to take office November 4 for six years.
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Almanac Today September 4 1964 daily note
Almanac entry for Friday September 4 1964 highlights the 248th day of the year with 118 remaining and the moon nearing new phase. It notes zodiac signs Virgo and F Scott Fitzgerald’s birthday, lists historical events from 1609 to 1941, and closes with a Rudyard Kipling thought of the day.
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Hungarian Faces Jail Sentence In Threat Case
In Los Angeles, Tiva Idor Molnar, 33, was found guilty Thursday of mailing threats of injury to a friend who testified the phrase cut out your heart alive was used. The defense denied knowledge of the idiom from Budapest. Judge Thurmond Clarke set sentencing for October 5 after Molnar remained on $500 bail.
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Budapest Fair Invitation to US Participation
A U S Commerce Department official has been discussing with Hungarian trade officials the possibility of official United States participation in the 1965 Budapest International Fair, according to diplomatic sources. The dialogue signals potential collaboration and U S presence at the event in Budapest, Hungary.
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Practiced for 4 Years Phony Doctor Unmasked
Authorities probe Thomas M. Novak 29 of Livonia after he posed as a physician for four years, stealing about 35000. Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley called it a fantastical deception in state medical history. Novak had no medical degree and faked attendance at several schools while observing operations.
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Attendance Up at Races and State Fair Second Day
Sacramento AP reports attendance rose to 73 015 aided by Kid's Day while last year on the same day 49 044 attended. Pari mutuel handle fell to 430 795 from 442 130 as the second day of the state fair closed. Meanwhile authorities said Novak prescribed drugs using a fake registration number for narcotics and could face charges for practicing medicine without a license.
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