Weather Corner: Fair and mild across Northern California Sunday and Monday
Weather update: Northern California, western Nevada, and the San Francisco Bay Area expect fair conditions Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Coastal fog on the north coast, patchy morning fog inland, and scattered thunderstorms possible in the western region Sunday night into Monday. Highs mostly in the 60s to 90s, with coastal winds 8 to 18 mph inland and 10 to 25 mph along the coast.
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Temperature readings across U.S. and Canada list varied conditions
A compendium of scattered weather notes shows Fresno and Bakersfield reaching high temperatures while San Diego and San Francisco log bright conditions. Cities from Albany to Winnipeg report a mix of clear, cloudy, and rainy conditions with temperatures spanning the high 60s to near 100.
Tide Tables for September 30 at Ft Paint
Daily tide table notes a high at 4:02 and 4th? 18 feet, low at 10:52 with 5.0 height. Sunrise at 7:05 and sunset at 6:54. Computed values accompany Licht figures for the day, with dark flares into the evening at Ft Paint.
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Valachi to detail murders in Senate inquiry
Senate investigators say Joseph Valachi, 60, will tell how he joined Cosa Nostra in 1930 and carried out killings for the syndicate. He described killing as a creed of “kill or be killed” and recalled a near-fatal misidentification in prison.
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Fragmented historical notice from 1897 with garbled addresses
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Congress communications and subscription rates, listing various city and office lines with unclear addresses. The text is incomplete and mixed, offering little verifiable context beyond generic subscription and mailing references. The fragment lacks a coherent event or outcome to expand into a full summary.
Fight over Civil Rights Bill heats up in Congress
Washington AP reports a civil rights bill faces renewed scrutiny as a House subcommittee moves toward a full committee review. Supporters cheer, while opposition from some administration figures highlights potential delays. The Birmingham church bombing backdrop colors the push for strong provisions on fair employment and civil rights suits. The subcommittee, chosen by Rep. Emanuel Celler, aims for a robust measure despite Northern and Southern Democratic divides, needing cross party votes to advance. The forecast points to a tense path through House and Senate.
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Storm Edith breaks up over Atlantic in unsettled weather
Edith a tropical storm feared as a hurricane weakened while drifting in the Atlantic on a generally northerly track. The Weather Bureau cited top winds of 30 to 38 mph in squalls as the center moved slowly, with political reports noting civil rights action stalled and not likely until next year.
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Opponents Of Tax Cut Seek Delay In Action
Reports indicate opponents urge delaying the $11 billion Kennedy tax cut until after the administration submits its fiscal 1968 budget. Senator Williams and Albert Gore Jr. advocate delaying final votes until the 1964 session, aiming to pressure lower budget requests and slow passage. The Weather Bureau notes no intensification expected in the season's Hill hurricane, while Edith's impact on Martinique leaves at least 10 dead and $10 million in damages amid ongoing Gulf rains.
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Almanac Tolay Note on Sept 28 and Historical Highlights
The Almanac Tolay for Sunday September 28 marks day 272 of 103 with 93 to follow and notes the moon nearing full phase, Jupiter as the morning star, and Jupiter with Saturn in the evening sky. It cites notable dates including 1930 Army rego with 700 men, 1918 croplights, 1923 Palestine mandate, and 1941 aid to the Soviet Union, plus a Huxley thought for the day.
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Warrant Issued for Cuba Trip Organizers in New York
Four New Yorkers indicted by a federal grand jury in Brooklyn for immigration law violations tied to organizing a banned student trip to Cuba. Leaders Lavi Laub 24 Philip A Luce 25 Stefan Martino 24 and Anatol Schlosser 26 faced arrest warrants. one did not travel to Cuba but aided promotion.
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Scientists See Space Travel With Expanded Roles
Paris AP Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin told the International Astronautical Congress that scientists will soon join space crews. He argued cosmonauts cannot be trained for every task and emphasized cooperation with the United States to save time and money while space exploration advances. General Nicolas Petrovich argued the time is not ripe for joint missions yet.
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LA Region Endures Fourth Straight Hot Day
LA region baked under a heat wave as temperatures climbed to 106 degrees amid forecasts of only slight cooling. The stretch rivals a 1955 spell of six straight 100 plus days, including a record 110 on September 1.
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Westmorland crash injures 39 braceros
In Westmorland California a bus carrying 99 Mexican farm workers toppled into a 12 foot drainage ditch after a collision with a tractor. Four workers were seriously hurt and the drivers were injured. Investigators said the bus was en route to a bracero reception center after workers were paid. This followed a similar crash near Salinas two days earlier that killed 27 braceros and raised the death toll to 32.
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Labor Leader Classes Eyed at University of California
BERKELEY AP three courses for labor union members and leaders would be offered this fall by UC under the Institute of Industrial Relations. The courses include Reading Skills for Labor The Rector of Union Leadership and Labor Statistics, depending on sufficient interest.
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