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Northern California mostly clear tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Tonight's low around 52, westerly winds 15 to 25 knots tomorrow. Inland areas warmer through Wednesday with coastal fog limited to fires and tides.
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Temperatures Wosterdiy's High and Tide in Tow Lempuridinr
Weather report fragment notes unusually high temperatures and shifting tides in Tow Lempuridinr. Local observatory records indicate warmer than normal daytime highs with cooler nights and minor coastal winds affecting early morning activities.
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Crisis Looms Over UN After Dag Hammarskjold Death
James Marlow reports that Hammarskjold died in a plane crash stirring fear the UN Charter could be reshaped. The article discusses proposals to replace the secretary general or create blocs within the Security Council, amid Soviet and Western factional pressure.
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Speakership Unruh Faces Rival Concession in Race
In Sacramento Assemblyman Jesse Unruh predicts his top rival Gordon Winton will withdraw from the race for speaker. Unruh says Winton has little support and would avoid embarrassment. Brown plans to resign, triggering a new speaker race as Republicans weigh backing Unruh amid a tentative 46 Democrats and 1 Republicans scenario.
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Chuckles 2 In The News Smother asks police scare tactic ends poorly
In El Centro a caller asked police to terrorize her child. officers declined and the amused caller hung up. In Exeter a youngster tracked a missing turtle, estimating it covered 16 feet per hour during a 16 day search. In Jackson a Chancellor advised women seeking divorces to use honest methods rather than deceitful tactics in court.
Typhoons Damage Rice Acreage and Lines in Far East
Dispatches from Peiping report regent typhoons in the Far East severing communications and destroying thousands of acres of rice land. The storms disrupted irrigation and transport as authorities assess crop losses and relief needs.
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NY Families Seek New Lives At Chico In Two Weeks
A group of New York families planned to relocate to Chico California within two weeks seeking safer homes and a new life away from radioactive risk. Spokesman Alan Bauman said families would travel by car stopping at public parks and camps along the route, hoping the move offers security and a chance to rebuild.
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World Leaders React After UN Chief’s Sudden Death
AP reports stunned reactions from Kennedy and de Gaulle era leaders as the UN secretary general dies suddenly. Leaders including Macmillan and Tshombe pledge unity and resolve to sustain the free world amid mounting global tensions and colonial crises.
Naples Hails Declaration Amid Saint Feast Celebration
Crowds in Naples gathered for a declaration observed on the feast day of St. Jianlarias. Devotees prayed at the spa Grembin as a miracle reputedly halted blood loss, drawing thousands including visitors seeking the historic demonstration.
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Two Cavern Bodies Found
Local report details the discovery of two men found dead in a cave near Faylor State Park, with names and ages listed as Wonnher Dee Bigbstine 42 of Biel Point and Con Yorfteld 20 of San borer. The incident occurred Monday evening at a cave west of the town, with one victim transported to Mavis General Hospital in stable condition.
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Columbia Air Strike Ends After Wage Dispute
About 100 Avion employees returned to work Monday following a strike at the Columbia plant. Strikers accuse the company of wage delays and issued warnings about withheld pay during the walkout.
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Almanac facts for September 19 in history
Almanac notes for Almont Today on Tuesday September 19 recounts events in history. Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning eloped to Paris in 1816 while they had been secretly married earlier. Garfield died in 1881 after being wounded. Hauptmann was arrested in 1934 for the Lindbergh baby case. A thought by Browning reflects on a child's sob.
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Episcopal Pullout Debate Sparks Church Division in Detroit
A heated session at the Episcopal Church national convention in Detroit saw delegates from Michigan and New York pressing for a withdrawal from political involvement. Proponents urged the church to focus on religion, while opponents warned against isolating the church from societal issues. The council, representing about 40 million adherents, faced sharp questions over issues like South and East policy and education.
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Daring Escape To West Berlin
A chaotic attempt ends with a group slipping into West Berlin after a tense night. One woman trips and falls before safety, six others move toward a guarded port crossing as authorities watch.
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