Weather Corner: cooler temperatures with fog inland and varied coastal highs
Forecast calls for drop in temperatures today tapering to cooler conditions with fog inland and scattered cloud cover. Bay Area highs range from 68 to 83 with cooler nights, while valleys and foothills see highs around 90s to near 100 and lows in the 40s to 60s. Winds remain light to gentle, with inland breezes in the 10 to 18 knot range along some coasts.
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Temperatures Report From Southern Alabama County
Yesterday’s high temperature and today’s low for Southern Alabama County are listed, showing notable daily temperature shifts. Local observers reported monotone readings across stations, with brief fluctuations tied to coastal influences and inland heat.
Kennedy to push controversial issues in January session
President Kennedy plans to push four major proposals in the January session. They include a school aid for education bill, medical care for the aged, creation of a Cabinet department of urban affairs, and a renewal extension of the reciprocal trade agreements. He expects a tough fight but aims to show a record for voters. Democratic leaders expect Kennedy to campaign for party members next year.
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Ford Near Accord With Car Workers
Detroit AP reports Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers are close to a three year labor contract. Talks focus on general noneconomic matters with wage provisions retroactive to Sept 4. The agreement mirrors a GM settlement and would raise hourly take home pay about one cent with fully company paid hospital medical insurance and higher pension levels.
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JFK Signs Military Construction Bill for Fiscal Year
Newport report notes President Kennedy signed a bill authorizing about 91.7 million dollars for military construction at home and abroad for the fiscal year starting July 1. The Defense Department gains 27 million for space and missiles, with active services funded at Army 517,93,000 Navy 192,278,000 Air Force 498,516,000 and reserve components across services receiving billions in project allocations. California sites include China Lake 1,000,000 and Miramar Naval Air Station 1,000,000 among others as compromises reached in conferences.
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Pioneer Film Heroine Dies
HOLLYWOOD AP reports Pioneer film actress Miss Hansen, famed for early serials and Keystone cop comedies, was found dead at her West Hollywood home on Tuesday after a reported heart failure. She rose to prominence succeeding Pearl White in smoke-filled thrillers before retiring after a 1921 New York hotel accident. No survivors are listed.
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Talks Hint UN Role in Berlin Crisis
United Nations may become a venue for settling the Berlin dispute as Washington and Moscow seek a formula for staged negotiations. Western diplomats report Soviet positions firm but signals from Gromyko in private talks with Rusk could indicate shifts, with key discussions advancing at high-level meetings in New York and Washington.
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Special Japan Session Opens
In Tokyo a special Japan session opened amid a sharp divide over postwar politics. The parliament faced political violence and protests from left wing labor groups and students. Leaders clashed as authorities shelved discussion on key reform plans to avoid further turmoil.
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