Weather Corner Mostly fair with light rain chances ahead
Weather report notes mostly fair conditions through tomorrow with low cloudiness at night and morning. Tonight’s low 50 to 55 with west winds 10 to 20 mph. Bay Area shows fair weather through Wednesday with local fog at night and highs in the 70s, lows 50s to 60s, light northwest winds. Northern California mostly fair through Wednesday, cooler in mountains, with a possible light rain in extreme north. Sacrament Valley and Salinas areas forecast cooler north, highs 76 to 90, lows 32 to 60, variable winds. Santa Clara and Napa regions indicate fair through Wednesday with coastal winds and occasional light rain chances midweek.
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Marshall Nomination and Civil Rights Debate In Senate
The piece reviews the long Senate battle over Thurgood Marshall's nomination and the broader Civil Rights strategy. It details how Marshall and the NAACP pursued court victory to overturn segregation, contrasting direct action with legal challenges and noting political shifts among Southern Democrats.
Cold Air Spreads Eastward Across The Nation
A large mass of cold air moved east from the central regions, bringing frigid temperatures and gusty winds to the Northeast. Snow showers were reported in several areas, with mixed conditions and lingering chilly trends across the Midwest and South regions.
Negro Named for Senate Vote Opens Historic Court
Washington AP reports Thurgood Marshall, appointed by Kennedy to the U.S. 2nd Circuit, faces Senate approval for the Supreme Court seat, marking a historic step as the first Black nominee to the high tribunal alongside prior Jewish and Catholic selections.
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Tide Tables for Wednesday September 12 at Fort Point
Readable tide table notes indicate wind, sunrise and sunset times with light figures for am and pm, adjusted for tides at Fort Point. Data appears incomplete with garbled headings and missing values.
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Motorists Reminded Of Schools Advice On School Start
Sacramento AP Bradford Crittenden California Highway Patrol Commissioner urged slower speeds and vigilance as thousands of young pedestrians and bicyclists reappear at crossings. He warned youngsters may forget about cars during early school days and may dart from behind parked vehicles or from riding paths.
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Ballot debates on agricultural use tax proposal and disputes
The page fragment discusses the Nov 6 ballot and the tax proposal's potential effects. It notes opponents warn of unequal taxation and speculation if agricultural use is widened to include backyards and packing houses, while supporters cite possible new revenue and municipal options. The text mentions cities and counties having the option to employ the provision and the ambiguous definition of agricultural use.
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German Swims to West Berlin Amid Gun Fire
A 2 year old man swam 300 yards to safety in West Berlin as East German gunfire rang out near the Reichstag. He swam along the Spree River east bank after jumping from the Marschall Bruke, four shots fired, police said. The scene unfolded at 8 20 m local time with the man evading capture until he reached West Berlin.
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Four Way Race Tops New Hampshire Primary
New Hampshire hosts a blistering four way Republican senatorial primary with WI, MN, UT, AZ, WA, CO also voting as eight states hold nomination contests. Key figures include Maurice Murphy Jr., Dolores Bridges, Perkins Bass, and Chester Merrow with Powell seeking a third term amid a busy national primary day. Georgia candidates vie for governor and Congress as voting shifts to a nationwide showdown with state races shaping party influence.
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BustlingWisconsin News Partial Oddities and Local Notes
In Wis Da interior department activity around Rib Mountain is noted with a climb to 1,ANO.36 feet, ranking as the state’s third highest. Bishop Thomas Grant School reports four men identified, while a neighbor bake-out for a pet is proposed.
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Bomb Explodes on Beach in Chinese Commune
A time bomb detonated on a beach in the Chinese Commune near Mongay border. The Communist press says Nationalist agents planted the device, amid conflicting reports from sources.
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Almanac Today Briefs and Notable Births for September 11
Almanac Today notes Tuesday September 11 1962 as day 24 with 111 to follow and a near full moon. It lists notable events: Washington defeats at Brandywine 1777 and Tyler cabinet resignations 1841 over veto. Buckingham Palace damaged 1940 and Tojo's attempted death by action in 1945. Napoleon urged unity for public safety.
Schirra’s Six Orbit Flight Delayed in 1962
Washington delayed the six orbit Schirra flight to September 26 to allow more preparation time. Cape Canaveral will host a press center as NASA evaluates costs and readiness for the mission.
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