Weather Corner Local Area Forecast Highlights Varying Conditions
Regional forecast outlines fog and fair conditions across the Bay Area and coastal valleys through Wednesday. Highs generally in the 70s to 90s, with 50s to 60s at night, light to moderate west winds. Monterey, Salinas, Santa Clara, and Salinas Valley report warm days 90 to 100, frequent night and morning fog along the coast.
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Temperatures Yesterday's High and Today's Low
The report notes yesterday's high temperatures and today's forecasted low across regions. It lists varying readings, with notable spikes and below average levels for several localities, reflecting a cool trend early in the week.
Storms Hit Much of Country With Hail and High Winds
Storms drenched most of the United States with heavy rain and severe weather. Northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri saw grapefruit size hail and 50 mph winds. Four inches of rain fell in Versailles in four minutes, with flash flooding nearby. Temperatures surged to 100s in Oklahoma and Texas, peaking at 107 in Blythe and Palm Springs, while forecasters reported scattered showers from the Northeast to the mid-Atlantic.
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Horns Used To Incite Rioters In Watts Riots
Los Angeles police chief William J. Parker testified before the city council that bull horns helped incite rioters during last month’s Watts unrest. He cited a Molotov cocktail cache, a spontaneous start after Marquette Frye’s arrest for alleged drunken driving, and a televised meeting that preceded further violence. Parker defended his remarks about so called Negro leaders amid interruptions from council members.
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Sit In Mass Trial Continues at UC Berkeley
Berkeley AP reports Judge Rupert Crittenden resumes sentencing of UC sit-in demonstrators after five weeks away. He fines three defendants 158 each with 10 day jail terms suspended and one year probation for trespassing and resisting arrest. George Seay of Boston paid 50 for trespassing and resisting arrest. About 80 students who studied or traveled abroad face sentencing in two weeks. no warrants issued for their absences.
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Evangelist Billy Graham Undergoes Second Surgery
In Rochester Minnesota AP report says evangelist Billy Graham 46 is resting in satisfactory condition after a second operation to cauterize a tiny blood vessel following prostate gland treatment. Mayo Clinic spokesman notes bleeding is rare and not serious and expects release soon.
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Scientists Disagree On Moon Surface
Pasadena AP reports a lunar conference at Caltech where over 140 scientists debated whether astronauts will land on the Moon’s surface or beneath it later this decade. Ranger probes sparked talk of a highly unconsolidated, dustlike lunar crust and treacherous lava fields, with opinions split on safe landing sites and surface strength.
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Army Expands Viet Nam Build-Up With More Troops
Washington sources say thousands more Army infantrymen will join the 125000-strong Viet Nam force, with remainders of the 1st Infantry Division likely to move from Fort Riley. Plans include training a new division and sending combat support units, with details still unsettled as final decisions await. Defense and State Department officials signaled a larger buildup beyond 125000, as troop movements would occur over weeks and months.
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Nobel prize winner backs cautious gene claims in Idaho
Idaho scientist Dr George Headle says there is little prospect of engineering a super race or predetermined human traits. He notes current knowledge of genes, including DNA basics, makes such feats enormously difficult and unlikely in the near future.
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Missing Film Shot in Village Near Rome
United Artists reported the film Cast A Long Shadow with John Wayne and Kirk Douglas may have been stolen for ransom. About 400 feet of action footage shot near Rome vanished and the company is handling the matter through its insurer.
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Plea argues merger plan for Reserve units to grow travel
Vance press conference in SEA ISLAND emphasizes speeding up the proposed reorganization of Army Reserve forces into a National Guard framework. He notes states must cooperate to promote regional tourist trade while governors discuss joint campaigns to boost Southern travel. several officials say congressional action may delay the merger.
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Light quake reported in Hollister area
Berkeley AP reports a light earthquake felt near Hollister early today. The university seismic station logged the tremor at about 2 08 a.m. with two aftershocks, recording around magnitude four on the Richter scale, compared to the 1906 San Francisco quake at 8.25.
Woman Killed In House Fire In Oakland
Mrs Bes itke Roberts aged 53 died in her Oakland home when a fire started Monday night. Firefighters found her body near the front door. Fire Chief Clifton Bosch said smoking caused the blaze and the damage was about 35000 dollars.
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