Weather Corner Fair Through Tomorrow with Local Fog
Fair conditions prevail across the Bay Area and regions to Tuesday with high fog at night and morning in many coastal zones. Temperature varies. highs mostly in the 60s to 90s, lows from 45 to 60s, winds generally west to northwest 5-20 mph.
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Temperatures in Southern Alameda County Yesterday High Today Low
Weather bulletin reports yesterday’s high temperatures reached regional warmth across Southern Alameda County while today’s low temperatures are expected to dip. Records show notable variance between districts as residents plan outdoor activities and heating needs. Local agencies advise cautious travel during cooler morning hours.
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Tide Tables Tuesday September 14 at Ft Point
Tide table notes the height and time values for high and low tides. It lists sunrise and sunset times and references light and dark figure computations for the Ides at Ft Point, indicating nautical data for maritime planning.
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Gemini 5 Astronauts to Lead Goodwill Mission Abroad
President Johnson appoints Gordon Cooper Jr. and Charles Conrad Jr. for a goodwill tour to Greece, Turkey, and Africa after their eight day orbital record. They will meet the President at the White House, report to the National Academy of Sciences, then depart for Athens for an aerospace conference. Also in Athens are Leonid Leonov and Pavel Belyayev. The itinerary includes Turkey, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Las Palmas, and the Canary Islands, chosen for proximity to Athens.
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The Daily Review publishes notices from 1897
A garbled and dated notice from The Daily Review in Hayward California references a March 3, 1897 federal Congress action and lists incorrect names and addresses for communications. The readable fragment mentions Fort Cltite and Hayweed, with errors in title and roles.
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Mars Flight Until Early Eighties, Expert Says
Athens Greece AP an American space expert said it may be possible to make four manned spare flights to Mars and Venus in the 1980s. The prediction was made at the opening day of the 16th congress of the International Astronautical Federation. Robert L Sohn of Redondo Beach California will submit a paper on manned Venus flybys and Mars landings.
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California Man Discovers Way to Hold False Teeth
BAKERSFIELD Calif Acryline is a new dental discovery praised for its vacuum sealing principle It claims to fit plates beautifully and feel like natural teeth The product is said to last six months with no further application and is available at drug counters
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Debra Bryant Kansas Miss America Tells Her Story
Deborah Bryant, Kansas’ 1966 Miss America, credits God, her mother, and a picnic against ants for shaping her success. The Underlined bookworm from Overland Park discusses early weight fears, freckles, and her goal to become a pediatrician while planning medical volunteer work in Southeast Asia.
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Arsonist Sets Eight Fires in Torrance
A man died while battling one of eight fires started by an unknown arsonist in Torrance. Police said most blazes damaged cars and garages and were lit by gasoline bombs or flares. The victim, 46 year old Joseph VY Miller, allegedly suffered a fatal heart attack during the action at 26202 Delos Dr.
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Scorpion Fish Sting Aboard Sealab 2 Aboard Deep Lab
A 41 year old aquanaut, M Scott Carpenter, was stung by a scorpion fish during Sealab 2 operations at 203 feet. He endured swelling in leg and arm and required pain relief while nine other aquanauts postponed ascent to assist in a controlled decompression. Carpenter remained in the lab while the crew completed the transfer to surface and underwent 36 hours in a decompression unit to avoid the bends.
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Anti Booze Campaigner Dies at 86
SAN SIMEON AP The Rev. Robert J. Shuler a Prohibitionist candidate for the U S Senate and longtime pastor of Trinity Methodist Church in Los Angeles died Saturday at Quail Meadow Ranch near San Simeon He helped found the National Association of Evangelicals and warned that many Washington leaders are half drunk Surviving are his widow Nelle four sons two daughters 25 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
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Almanac Briefs for September 13, 1963
United Press International notes Monday September 13 1963 the 266th day of the year with 109 to follow. Notable events include Pershing born 1860 and key historical milestones from 1759 Quebec British victory to 1788 Congress national elections and 1943 Kai-shek election. Emerson quote cited.
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Washington Home Rule Bill Faces House Action
Washington leaders push the administration backed home rule bill to restore elected city officials since 1874 as Congress debates district day scheduling. A Mississippi challenge by the Freedom Democratic party prompts a long delayed hearing as race voting issues loom in the 1950s session.
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Second Man Nabbed In Duel Caper
SACRAMENTO AP Police have rounded up the second man accused of taking part in Sacramento west end duel Friday night Eddie Lee Gunn 27 was booked for dueling and assault with a deadly weapon He is accused of shooting Ralph lay tor 24 who had previously been jailed for dueling Officers arrested Gunn Sunday night after Deputy Dist At Sy Vincent Reager told police he had seen Gunn with a shotgun on a rural road and that the suspect had joined him during a larger shooting session Gunn and Taylor feuding for years had tried to settle differences at gun point near the downtown area
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