Weather Corner United Press International San Francisco Bay Area
Northern California and the San Francisco Bay Area see fair to good conditions through Sunday with morning high fog near coasts and inland. Temperatures range from the 60s in the coast to mid 80s inland, with light to moderate north and westerly winds and some nights expected to hold fog.
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United Press International
San Francisco Bay
San Joaquin Valley
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
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Central
Coast
California
Santa Rosa
Central-San Joaquin Valley
Tide Tables Preview for Sunday With Warm Inland Conditions
A fragile readable fragment notes tides and weather as of Sunday noting high fog near the coast and inland extension. Forecast includes a low tonight of around 30 to 58, westerly winds 12 to 20 mph in the afternoons, yesterday's high near 70, and today's low.
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Chaat
Rome Flood Hurts Italy with 533 Dead and Missing
AP report details three days of storms across Italy leaving almost 100 dead or missing. Rome faced water shortages and flood damage as rivers swelled, rail lines were cut, and mud ruined water supply though Pope Paul VI surveyed hit suburbs.
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Rome
Italy
jTiher al ‘Tome
Orvieto
Maly
Rome-Milan
Alto Adige
Brenner Pass
Paul VI
Tallan
Tmaly
Jaeres
Seminar clarifies Semitic terms as language not race
Yale Old Testament scholar Dr. Marvin Pope spoke at a local lecture clarifying that Semitic and Semite denote language categories, not racial groups, in a discussion here this week.
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Busw Yunabj
Marvin Pope
Yale University
Obituary notices and antitrust decision touch San Francisco papers
Obituaries for Helen Baker 85 and John M Fitzpatrick outline services at Chapel of the Chimes Hayward and St Alphonsus Liguori Hayward. In a separate report, the Times cites Justice Department sources saying it will not oppose a joint publishing cost sharing plan among Hearst papers in San Francisco, with potential future action reserved.
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George Alger
Hayward
Shirley Alger
Ok New York
Sand. Co. Department
John M Fitzpatrick
Son Jas
Santa Saez Ruy Bana
St. AL
Phonsus Liguori Catholiche
New York
Miramar Ave
Sanj Hayward Mortuary
Leandra
Sion
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Times’ Washington Dispatch
Department
Donald Tr. Turner
Ant
News-Call
Hearst
Antithrust
The
Times
Dispatch
Justice Department
San Francisco
New Speech Rights Announced at UC Berkeley
UC Berkeley announces new regulations expanding student speech and political advocacy rights. Regents say reforms address fall demonstrations and Sproul Hall sit-in, allowing off campus political activity at eight campus locations while preserving student privacy and creating impartial hearings for disciplinary matters.
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Barl Chell
Sproul Hall
Chetty
All
Edward W. Strong
Cheil
Uni
UN eyes meeting on Kashmir cease-fire proposal
United Nations diplomats report that U S Ambassador Arthur Goldberg urged Security Council members to a possible early meeting to press India and Pakistan for a Kashmir cease-fire An OS West recounts Nimmo s confidential dispatch noting both sides continued shelling and occupation of territories seized during the conflict and that Thant had asked for a stronger cease-fire resolution from the UN secretary general
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U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. Security Councilo
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Goldberg
Council
U.N
U Thant
Rakis- Ana
Mili
Nimmo
Niming
Mandin
Alt ‘Yhant
Indian Kashmir
R.port
Jarmy
Robert H. Nimmo
InjCargil
angdar-Nauseri
Requiem for Loyd Romero Held in Hayward
Loyd Joseph Romero Jr. 36, machinist at a Hayward cannery for nine years and member of Cannery Workers Local 768, was killed in a motorcycle accident Thursday. His address was 22624 Yale Street, Hayward, and he was the son of Mrs. Santos Garcia of Hayward and brother of Florence Gonsales Edward Romero Thomas Alger.
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Loyd Joseph Romero Jr
Hayward
Cannery
Romero
Cannery Workers Local
Ile
Yale St
Santos Garcia
Florence Gonsales
Edward Romero
Thomas Alger
Death notices from San Leandro area September 1965
Fragments memorialize multiple lives with dates from September 1965. Baker Melenr of San Leandro aged about 41, wife of James Baker, noted as mother and grandmother with services planned near Hayward. Pfleg patrick family entries list Louis and Emil Fitzpatrick with church rites in Hayward and San Leandro. Interments and memorials reference Chapel of the Chimes Hayward and Lawrence Fitzpatrick of Madison, with dates and funeral details varying across entries.
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San Leandro
Tala James Baker
Evelyn Dicknart
Hayward
John Fors
Pacillen
Moveard Ford
Deklord
Ang
Grancenitsrin
England
Chapel of the Chimes
Mision Blvd
James Andrews
Tfzpalrick
Janu
Téard Ave
San Leanden
Cof Ala
Fitzpathexs Loving
Einer
Loualla
Sitiranni di
Mo Amentee
Switchmen's Union of
Oakland
St. Vincent de Paul and Holy “Names Society
Fonsus Alguer
Superior
Wik
Sorensen Bro
Haywerd
St. Alphonsus
Liquard
Haly Sepulchre
Herwerd
Louis Palbez
Emil F
Worth View
Loving Moter
Vene’ Furs
Valdez
View
Belly Walker
Palo Alto
Manuel Sentelo
Matthaw Sent¢ig
Half Moon Bay
Frank Sentalo
Emily Motler
San Jose
Mary Low Mattson
San Rieger
Smvier
Sylvia Andrade
Vivian Pins
Heten Hantle
Cape Verde
Herlugal
Allen Ihe
Rem Jarensen Bros
Ipss
All Saints Church
Saul
Witp
Mary Sepulchre
S, Yas
Relief Aids Viet Nam Appeal Set By Churches
An inter church appeal from the World Council of Churches seeks 100000 to fund relief and rehabilitation in Viet Nam. Funds raised will underwrite aid via special contracts with churches in both North and South Viet Nam under the East Asia Christian Conference auspices. The program is led by the Inter Church Aid Refugee Service and supported by regional church groups including a Bay Area drive with events in San Leandro Hayward and other locations.
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UPD
Amiss
Uae
Adelaomtt World Council of Churches
Ashland
Ghost Hall
Pertugal Es Tetas Pere Vees
Viet Nam
Wee
o-Rammaneaie
World Service
Hayward Rebexal
East Asia Chrisian Conference
EACC
Lutherans To Aid Missions
The American Lutheran Church will accelerate its mission program nationwide over the next two years through a cash borrowing plan. The agreement with American Missions guarantees and increases borrowed funds to 2 million dollars for each of the calendar years 1965 and 1968 to start new congregations.
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Minneapolis
UPI
American Lutheran Church
United States
ALC
Board of Trustees
Card of American Missions
Woodside and AEC reach compromise on power line plan
Woodside and the Alomite Energy Commission announced a compromise on the overhead power line to the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. The plan keeps the line on existing routes, raises it above ground on high voltage segments, but retires the 22,000-volt line underground within five years.
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Woodside
Alomite Energy Commission
AEC
ALC
Johnson
Ecumenical Leaders Headed to Saigon Study
Three top news executives Dr. Frank Stanton Palmer Hoyt and Frank Starzel travel to Saigon to review U S Information Agency programs in Vietnam. The delegation is announced by the agency as U S information efforts are debated in Washington with Johnson as a member of the Associated Press.
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Washington
Saigon
U.S. Information Agency
Viet Nam
Frank Stanton
CBS
Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
Frank Starzel Hrormer
Thurmont
Johnson
Associated Press
Hoyt
Stanton
U.S
Leonard I. Marks
USTA
Man Dies In Mining Accident In Nevada
Two mining fatalities reported in Nevada's Lander and Battle Mountain areas. In Austin a Los Angeles native, Donald Carter, fell down a mine shaft and was presumed dead. At Battle Mountain, Arthur Bernam of Reno was killed when part of a drill rig collapsed, injuring his partner Alfred Sheldon.
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Austin
Nev
Nevada
Lander County
Donald [Carter
Los Angeles
Lander-Chirchill County
Carter
Battle Mountain
Arthur Bernam
Reno
Hils
Duval Corp
Bernam
Alfred Sheldon
A Look at Life Aboard Sealab 2
LA JOLLA AP The Sealab 2 crew of ten study their undersea home not the sea. Fresh bonito and other supplies arrived by dumbwaiter for the 12 by 58 foot sea shack. Captain Bond notes a disciplined crew and plans to test electrically warmed diving suits as Scott Carpenter leads the first 15 day tour with 30 day stay goals.
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George Bond
Scarab
Bond
Ays
M. Scott Carpenter
Navy
Robert E.‘Sonnenburg
Carpenter
Ftirst
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