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Death, Funeral Arrouncementa Death, Funeral Anrtouncementel 24 Put I Tues, Nov. 16. 1976 lo gngtlt Citntf VITAL RECORDS WEATHER REPORTS, FORECASTS NATIONAL FORECAST FOR 16, 1976 V7. 3000 KIM win nn I C298L Hughes Airwest Strike Called Off at 11th Hour A threatened strike by nearly 600 airplane cleaners and mechanics against Hughes Airwest was called off Monday night when the National Mediation Board in Washington announced tentative settlement of a contract dispute. A spokesman for the airline said details of the settlement had been withheld pending ratification by members of the Airline Mechanics Fraternal which should take about 10 days.

The dispute over wages, pensions and work rules had prompted a walkout of about 20 minutes Sunday midnight in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Phoenix and Seattle. But workers were called back when the NMB announced agreement to postpone the deadline 24 hours. Later discussions ended the strike threat. Lyle Jones Rites Today Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. today at Oak-wood Memorial Park, Chatsworth, for Lyle Eugene Jones, 48, vice president at Teledyne Systems, Northridge, who died Sunday at Tarzana Medical Center after suffering a stroke Nov.

9. The Woodland Hills resident leaves his wife, Betty Ann, and two children, Craig Howard, 16, and Lisa Lynn, 15. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations to the National Charity League "Help Us Build" fund be made for construction of Rancho Del Valle, a facility of the Crippled Children's Society. 1 'SrfCl. SAutT STE.

MAE iOSTON 3010Ka--1 A st. pa I iydT RfNO i casper 7 X7- 7umlSMGH7 o-s TTt IAS VEGAS TT ZJ CHARLESTON V85 ALBUQUERQUE j- 1OKlAHOMA OTY -A FJul lOSiNGELEsV) 3 50 1 48.r 533 Patunt AMARHiO Uj UTTIE ROCK MMWGHAM pNjJ I oauaY sorW Svsanto 3A A 30.1Q7 3000 NVJ- organs iam. 1 WEDNESDAY FORECAST CHRIST! 3000 HXijl VF47T l- i6 52T851 jiCt SWI J- CfNTfR COLD WARM stationary occluded iLoA l52j85K 50182 FRONT FRONT FRONT FRONT "A'? 1 55 1 78 anaheiv A A 6 6 lIIlMXS71 MZI! TE. MARE jjy O'BRIEN, Patricia, of Arcadia, passed away November 14, 1976. loved mother of 6: sister of 3 and grandmother of 16.

itosary pin Tuesday, at tne Chanel ot Ui -Miller-Lam. Arcadia. runeral Mass 10 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Angels Cath olic Church. Arcadia.

Interment in Queen of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Citv of HoDe. OSWALD, Harold E. (Whiter), passed away novemoer i. lb.

Survived by wife and family. Service Wednesday, 1 p.m. at the Little Church Around the Corner. 3443 West Manchester Inglewood. Pierce Brothers' anvoers aouinwesi, directors.

(759-9111) PEFFLEY, William Arthur, beloved husband of uinice Peffley: loving father of Richard Peffley; fond brother of Marian North and Sa lome Stanley, also survived by 3 Kranacnuaren. Service Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. at Sunrise Chapel. Gates, Kingsely A uiies. quiver dty, mreciors.

FERRITTE, Nettie Taylor Service 3 p.m. Wednesday, at the Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary PETER. Emile Carl, beloved hus- band of Mary Louise; father of Barbara Wold, Diane Wold, Evan Peter and Douglas Peter; son of! Huldah Peter; brother of Patricia Lingenberg: also survived by 31 m-andchildren. Service 3 p.m.

Wednesday, at the Chapel of the Chimes in Inglewood Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Westwood United Methodist Church. 10497 Wilshire Blvd. West L.A. Westwood Village moraiarv.airecwrs.

POU, Jesus E. Armstrong Familv. directors RAY, Anita of Temple City. Be loved wife of Arthur H. Rav.

Service 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at Lee R. Hifl Mortuary, Temple Citv. ROCKLIN.SOL Mount Sinai Mortuary RODRIGUEZ, Delflna beloved mother of Mrs. Carmen R.

Pes- aueira. Mrs. Matilda Looez. Mrs. Ernestine D.

Ybarra, Mrs. Griselda Talavere. Mrs. Manuela Valenzue- la, Mrs. Teresa Aguilar, Francisco Rodriguez, Manuel Rodriguez, Regulo Rodriguez and Carlos Rodriguez; also survived by 34 grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren.

Rosary Wednesday, 8 p.m. and Mass of Chnstian Burial Thursday, 9 a.m. both at St. Joseph Church, 12th and Los Angeles Sts. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

Cunningham O'Connor Los Angeles. (749.0297) SALCIDO, Rosaura M. J. T. Oswald Mortuary.

N.H. SCHWEITZER, Anna beloved mother of Jerome Schweitzer and Dr. Donald Schweitzer; loving grandmother of Michael, William, laniel, Steven, Jaimie and Vickie. Graveside service Wednesday, 3 p.m. in Hillside Memonal Park.

Groman Mortuary, director! St UK CamiDe passed away November 13, 1976. Survived by mother, Maria Baleri; husband, John B. Scura; 1 sister, 2 brothers and nieces and nephews. Private services will be held. Pierce Brothers-Snyders Southwest Mortuary, directors.

(759-9111) SENFTLEBEN, Ella B. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills SLAFSKV. Irvine I. Malinow Silverman Mortuary WE'LL HELP YOU WRITE BETTER ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS Jf uneral ZDirettorg PIERCE-HAMROCK JAMES PIERCE CLARENCE PIERCE TED PIERCE MARY HAMROCK 921 Veneer Blvd Rl 9 9231 CLEAR 3PARTLY CLOUDY CLOUDY i 54 177j CCbTA VESA I I NfWPOdl LOWS AND HIGHS unim WIND DIRECTION "A'N LJ SNW I rot TUESDAY 'ffi 5478j CONTINUOUS WEATHER BROADCASTS: VHF 162.S5 PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ployee of the Los Angeles limes). Beloved husband of Ardath Speedie; brother of William Speedie: uncle of William J.

Speedie, Constance Bly, Jan J. Junkins, Robert Krippner. Robin Bly. Russell Bly. Denis Bly.

Gloria Gibson and Gail Lira. Service 1230 p.m. Tuesday, at the Old Ncrth Church. Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary STRATTON, Jason E.

Interment in National Cemetery, Willamette. Ore. Mallay-Mitten Funeral Home, directors. THOMPSON, Margie Lee Visitation beginning Tuesday. 4 at Pierce Brothers' Snyders outhwest Mortuary.Service Thursday, 2 p.m.

at the Norman-die Church of Christ. Gage and normanaie. Lm Angeies. VENTRELLA, Trifone (tony), suddenly. Rosary Tuesday, 8 p.m.

and Mass Wednesday. 9:30 a.m. both at Sl Peter's Church. Interment in Holy Cross. Godeau Martino ni, directors.

VERGEZ, Lucie beloved mother of Rose Thompson, Luise Theven-ot. Prudence Miller, Vicki Bowers; also survived by 5 grandchildren. 13 great-grandchildren and 31 great-great-grandchildren; also leaves a host of nieces and nephews. Rosarv and Mass Wednesday evening, 7:30 p.m. at St.

Mary of Magdalen Church. In lieu of flowers, family prefer contributions to your tavonie cnanty. uoaeau Martinoni. directors. WALKER, Rose beloved mother of Helen (William) Cohen and Dr.

Joseph Z. (Joan) Walker; dear grandmother of Neil Cohen, Bette Tydings, Teresa and Nancy walker; adoring great-grandmother of 4. Service 11 a.m. Tuesday, at Courts of TaNaCH Chapel, Mount Sinai Memonal Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary.

Family prefers donations to Hadassan. WALTERS, Joseph B. Service 9 a.m. Wednesday, at Malloy-Mirten Funeral Home. YANDELL, Jack T.

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Crrmalorv on Premises CREMATION $225 ASK ABOUT PRE-NEED 21336S-6273 San Fernando Mortuary CHAPEL OF THE PINES S250-NO Registration Fee 731-5179 CEMETERY Lots-Crypts 4 LOTS in Chapel Hills Sect. Rose Hills. S20DO. Pr.pty. 213286-4134 SOUTHLAND FORECAST LOS ANGELES: Sunny today and Wednesday with highs both days in the low 80s.

BEACHES: Sunny today with highs in the 70s. Water, 66. MOUNTAINS: Sunny today and Wednesday with some local gusty winds, diminishing over the northern ranges today and over the southern ranges Wednesday. Highs today in the 50s and Wednesday 55 to 65. Lows tonight 25 to 35.

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY: Sunny today and Wednesday with some local gusty winds today. Highs both days 78 to 86. SAN GABRIEL VALLEY: Sunny today and Wednesday with some local gusty winds today. Highs both days 78 to 86. SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE: Sunny today and Wednesday with some local gusty winds today.

Highs both days 78 to 86. ORANGE COUNTY: Sunny today with highs in the 70s. UPPER AND LOWER DESERTS: Sunny today and Wednesday with some winds in the eastern Mojave Deserts and the Colorado River Valley today. Highs both days in the 70s lower deserts and 65 to 75 in the upper deserts. SAN DIEGO COUNTY: Sunny today and Wednesday.

Smog Forecast There are no health advisories predicted for today in the southcoast air There will be light smog and visibility 7 to 10 miles throughout. ZDeatfct Funeral Announcements BERG, Delmare G. Forest Lawa-Glendale BRILL, Mary Hunsaker, died November 13. 1976 al the age of 96 in Costa Mesa. She was the first graduate of Marlborough School.

Daughter of W. J. Hunsaker, prominent attorney in Los Angeles. Services pending. BROWN, Clarenre DeWitt Masonic service 3 p.m.

Tuesday at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel. 6000 Santa Monica Blvd. Pierce-Hamrock, directors. BYRNES, Elizabeth J. T.

Oswald Mortuary, S.F. CALEFFIE, John, beloved father of Virginia iee carnes and Christopher Caleffie; son of Mr. and Mrs. Colombo Caleffie of Tucson, brother of Virginia Caleffie. Mr.

Caleffie was a well known musician, who had been affiliated with such orchestras as Les Brown and Joe Venuti. He was with the Lucille Ball Show for many years, and until recently, was accompanist to Vic Damone. Service 2 p.m. Tuesday at Meyer A Mitchell Mortuary, 5940 Van Nuys Van Nuys. CARTER, William (Jrter-McKinley'i Mission Hills COHEN, Frank Mount Sinai Mortuary ELLIOTT, Constance Forest Lawn-Glendale FARBER, Fay Malinow a Silverman Mortuary FARKAS, Michael H.

Groman Mortuary, directors FENSTER, Fanny Malinow A Silverman Mortuary FINNICK, Helen I. Funeral service Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. at Dllday Family Lake-wood Mortuary, 3936 Woodruff Ave. (421-8411) FOT, Annie, survived by daughters. May Meehl, Margaret Kirst, Catherine Wulchney, Helen Possemato and son, Philip Foy; 24 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren.

Rosary and Mass Wednesday, 11 a.m. at Holv Cross Mausoleum Chapel, Pierce Brothers' Del Fox Mortuary, directors (679-1793) FUJINAMI. Shlferu. beloved hus band of Rose Harumi, father of Scott, Janice, Wendy: son of Hichizo and Shika; brother of Hir-oshi of Denver. Akira of Utah.

Mrs. Mae Shimizu; grandson of Mrs. Shige Fuiinami of Denver. aervices p.m. November 19, at the Union Church of Los An geles, 401 East 3rd St.

Fukui ort uarv.direc tors. GAMBOA, Dolores Almada, beloved wife or Horace oamboa; lovini mother of Anthony Gamboa am Marie Gamboa. Rosarv Wednesday. 7:30 D.ir and Mass Thursday, 10 a.m. both at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church.

Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, do nations may be made to the American Cancer Society. Callan- an mortuary, directors. GARRETT, Calbert F. J.

T. Oswald Mortuary, S.F. GERBS, Frances Mount Sinai Mortuary GITBERG, Sadie Nathan Groman Mortuary, directors GRIBS. Morris, beloved father Howard Gribs, Mrs. Miriam Wex- er and Mrs.

Blanche Diamond; grandfather of Barrv Gribs. Jill Greenstein. Robert Wexler and Richard Diamond; great-grand father of Rachel Beth Greenstein. Service Tuesday, 10 a.m. at Home of Peace Mausoleum Cha cel.

I. Malinow Silverman Mor hiary GRIEl IGO.J Rosary Tuesday, 8 p.m. at Vel (a-Kootson First Street Chapel Mass Wednesday, 9 a.m. at Oui Ladv of Talrja Church. Interment in Resurrection Cemetery.

HOROWITZ, William Groman Mortuary, directors JOHNSON, Kenneth a resident ol Sylmar. passed away November 13. 1976. Survived by wife, Viola Johnson; daughters, Ruthie Rep- hart. Kardvne Rohde and Marcel la Kanke; 7 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild; niece, Dorothy Boles of Sharon, Pa.

Service Tuesday, 11 a.m. at J. T. Oswald Mortuary Chanel, San Fernando. Interment in Glen Haven Memorial Park, juhnmjn, tnrutopner uDeiovea rS i i r.

i r. .1... sun ui mirtciru c. anu uuroiny m. Johnson; brother of Karen D.

and Kevin S. Johnson. Service 2 p.m. Thursday, at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn-Glendale. JONES, Lyle Eugene, of Woodland rims, passed away November 1976.

Survived bv wife. Bettv: son, Craig Howard Jones; daughter. Lisa Lynn Jones; father, Jew ell Jones; brothers, Winer, uel- bert, Cecil, Norel, Walton and Herscnel Jones; sister, Leola Powell. Service Tuesday, 11 a.m. at Oakwood Chapel.

Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park. Praia-water and Park, directors. KOFFEL, Louise Caroline, passed away novemrjer lavb. ueiovea sister of Claire Damewood, Evelyn Anderson, Mary Stein, Edward and Theodor Koffel; niece of Gar Tatley. Service Thursday, 3 p.m.

at Pierce Brothers' Hollywood Uhapel, 593aantt Monica Blvd. KORNGUTE, Karen, beloved daugh ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Albert Korn-gute; loving sister of Jo Ann and Richard Korngute. Service Wednesday, p.m.

at Mount Sinai Memorial Park TaNaCH Chapel. Malinow ft Silverman Mortuary, directors. KOWALSKI. Francis Joseph, be loved nusDano ot Elvira; lather of Francis L. Kowalski, Bernard L.

Kowalski, Michael J. Kowalski and Mrs. Richard Birnie. Funeral Mass Tuesday, 10 a.m. at St.

Mel Church, 20870 Ventura Woodland Hills. Interment in San Fernando Mission Cemetery. Callanaa Mortuary, directors. LEHMAN, Arthur Groman Mortuary, directors LEVINE, Sarah Glasband-Willen Hollywood LEVY, Adele, loving mother of Elie Julien Levy; sister of Elsie Gage; also survived by 3 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Service Tuesday, 1 p.m.

at Home of Peace Mausoleum Cha- fiel. Malinow A Silverman Mor-uary LIGHT, Ruth beloved mother of Suzanne R. Trimble, Larry Richard W. and William R. Light; also survived by 13 grandchildren.

Graveside service Tuesday, 11 a.m. in Forest Lawn-Glendale. Pierce Brothers' Van Nuys, directors. (785-2136) MARQUEZ, Esther Cunningham O'Connor Los Angeles (749-0297) MARSH, King, a resident of La Puente, passed away November 12, 1976 in a Baldwin Park hospital. Survived by former wife, 1 UnHeK Can n.k-ial.

daughters, Cheryl A. Hogue of aan rearo ana lanaice scnoit ana Laura Marsh; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Funeral service Wednesday. November 17, 1976, 11 a.m. at the Palmrose Funeral Home Chapel.

Interment in Mountain View Ce metery. Palmrose Funeral Home, aireciors. ymt-tiivi McDonnell. Jay m. J.

T. Oswald Mortuary, N.H, MERO, Janice Service Tuesday, 11 a.m. at Eden Memorial Park. Groman Eden Mortuary, directors. MULLINS, Ray Forest Lawn-Glendale NARDULLI, Louie, beloved husband of Rose: beloved father of Anne Marie Nardulli; beloved son of Mary Nardulli; also survived by 2 sisters, Amoaieue aocco ana ar-menilla Givialiano and 1 brother, Joe Nardulli.

Rosary Tuesday evening, 7 p.m. and Mass Wednesday, 10 a.m. both at St. Rose of Lima Church. Mavwood.

Entombment in Calva ry Mausoleum. Bell Mortuary, directors. NEAR, Perry Coleman Service Tuesday. November 16. 11 a.m.

at the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn-Glendale. Plerce-HamnKk. directors. NORFLEET, Durwood, passed away November 14, 1976. Survived by nis wite, wiaryiee; son.

nick; mother, Mary Virginia; brother, Harvey; 2 asters and step-son, John F. Hall. Service Thursday, 2 p.m. at Westwood Memonal Park Chapel, 1218 Glendon Ave. Westwood village Mortuary, directors.

NUSINOW, Jearmette Groman Mortuary, directors I I I Si II IV Jf uneral ZDirettorg MALINOW SILVERMAN JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS Rl 9-1051 GLASBAND WILLEN MORTUARIES 656-6260 782-3870 MORTUARY CEMETERY 466-4171 787-7200 Bresee Bros. Gillette 950 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. L.i 749-5125 REED BROS. Tapley Geiger Los Angeles 732-6115 North Hollywood 965-0141 UTTER McKINLEY 388-2481 ROSEDALE MORTUARY Cemetery and Crematorium Low Cost Service 734-3155 Armstrong Family 1201 SO.

HOPE ST. 747-9121 MUTUAL SAVINGS and loan association 57 We from. by annual 6 years require early counts. For 1976 us Save 10th trustee EQUAL EXTENDED FORECAST SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS Extended forecast for Thursday through Saturday. Fair weather.

Sunny days and above normal temperatures through the period. Local gusty northeast cally near 70 along beaches. Mountain highs 55 to 65. Lows 45 to 55 coastal areas and mid 20s to 40 mountain re- sorts. i MARINE FORECAST POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICAN BORDER: Local gusty northeast winds is to a Knots peiow some coastal can yons with local wind chop today.

Elsewhere, winds mostly variable and light through tonight, except becoming west to southwest 7 to 14 knots this afternoon with 1 to 2 foot wind waves. Three to foot westerly swells with surf 5 to 7 feet some west facing beaches today and decreasing tonight. Mostly clear skies through tonight. WESTERN FORECASTS SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA: Low overcast with local fog night and morning, clearing partly afternoons through Wednesday. Highs today and Wednesday in the 60s to low 70s.

SIERRA NEVADA: Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Little temperature change. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY: Overcast with local fog through Wednesday except local afternoon clearing. Highs today and Wednesday in the 60s to low 70s. Light winds.

SANTA MARIA SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA: Fair through Wednesday. Highs today and Wednesday in the 70s to low 80s except the 60s near the beaches. I MONTEREY BAY AREA: Mostly fair through Wedne.oay except for lo- cal fog or low clouds slight and morn-! ing. Highs today and Wednesday in the) mid 60s to mid 70s. Light winds.

SALINAS VALLEY: Foa I lo i clouds night and morning but mostly sunny afternoons through Wednesday. Highs today and Wednesday in the mid 60s to mid 70s. SACRAMENTO VALLEY: Night and morning fog and low clouds with partial afternoon clearing through Wednesday. Light winds. Highs today and Wednesday in the 60s to low 70s.

MOUNT SHASTA SISKIYOU AREA: Mostly cloudy through tonight with a chance of sprinkles. Occasional rain likely Wednesday. Little temperature change. Snow level above 8000 feet. LOCAL FORECAST BEACH CITIES Station- Max.

Min. Santa Barbara 78 50 Oxnard-Ventura 76 49 Sta. Monica-El Segundo 78 55 Manhattan-Redondo 77 54 Long Beach 87 52 Huntington-Newport 77 54 San Clemente-Oceanside ..77 54 San Diego-Chula Vista 78 54 COASTAL PLAIN Lompoc 78 51 Beverly Hills-Hllywd 86 53 Inglewood-Hawthorne 65 52 Torrance 85 52 Pasadena-El Monte 85 51 Santa Ana-Anaheim 87 50 INLAND VALLEYS Simi-Thousand Oaks 85 52 Canoga 85 53 Van Nuys-N. Hollywood 85 52 Burbank-Glendale 85 52 Ontario-Pomona 83 51 Riverside 82 50! San Bernardino 81 51 Hemet-San Jacinto 80 50 DESERT CITIES Lancaster-Palmdale 67 41 Palm Springs 76 50 Blythe 75 49 Victorville-Apple Valley 66 42 Barstow-Daggett 70 46 China Lake-Ridgecrest 68 42 El Centro-Bra wiey 75 49 MOUNTAINS Big Bear Lake 55 30 FOREIGN CITIES City, Time Weather Temp. Aberdeen, 1 p.m Cloudy 46 Amsterdam, 1 p.m Cloudy 45 Ankara, 3 p.m Cloudy 64 Athens, 2 p.m Ptly cldy 63 Auckland, midnite Clear 55 Berlin, 1 p.m Rain 45 Birmingham, 1 p.m.

45 Bonn, 1 p.m Drizzle 45 Brussels, 1 p.m Cloudy 43 Cairo, 2 p.m Ptly cldy 77 Casablanca, noon Cloudy 63 Copenhagen, 1 p.m Ptly cldy 39 Dublin. 1 D.m Cloudy 48 Geneva, 1 p.m Cloudy 46 Guadalajara Cloudy 79 Hong Kong, 8 p.m Cloudy 59 Lisbon, noon Clear 57 London, 1 p.m Fog 45 Madrid, 1 p.m Clear 52 Malta. 1 D.m Cloudy 63 Manila, 8 p.m Clear 79 Mexico Citv Ptlv cldv 76 Moscow, 3 p.m Cloudy 36 New Delhi, 5 p.m cldy 79 Nice, 1 p.m Clear 63 Oslo, 1 p.m Cloudy 30 Paris, 1 p.m Cloudy 46 Peking, 8 p.m Cloudy 30 Rome, 1 p.m Clear 59 Saioon. 8 o.m Ptlv cldv 82 Seoul, 9 p.m Clear 30 Stockholm, 1 p.m Snow 32 Sydney, 10 p.m Clear 66 TaiDei. 8 o.m Rain 61 Teheran, 3 p.m Clear 54 Tel Aviv.

2 D.m Ptly cldy 81 Tokyo, 9 p.m Clear 46 Tunis. 1 o.m Ptly cldy 59 Vienna, 1 p.m Rain 43 Warsaw, 1 p.m Drizzle 43 SOUTH AMERICAN STATIONS City- Time Weather Temp. Asuncion, 8 a.m Cldy. 79 Buenos Aires, 8 a.m Cldy. 68 Lima, 7 a.m Clear 64 Montevideo, 9 a.m Cldy.

70 Rio de Janeiro, a.m. cldy 75 Temperatures, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Maximum and minimum temperatures at Southern California points, as reported to the Los Angeles office of the National Weather Service, were as follows: Station- Max. Min. Los Angeles 76 52 Los Angeles Airport 73 52 Apple Valley 66 39 Bakersfield 67 57 Barstow-Daggett 72 53 Beaumont 70 41 Beverly Hills 70 50 Big Bear Lake 49 31 Bishop 70 46 Blythe 76 53 Catalina Avalon 71 55 El Centro 75 52 Fresno 60 52 Hollywood-Burbank 77 53 Lancaster 67 42 Long Beach 78 49 Needles 68 48 Newport Beach 73 53 Northridge 78 53 Ontario 73 48 Palm Springs 80 53 Riverside UC 77 48 San Bernardino 75 47 San Diego 73 58 San Gabriel 79 47 Santa Ana 79 50 Santa Barbara 73 55 Santa Maria 73 52 Santa Monica 81 57 Thermal 80 52 RELATIVE HUMIDITY High, 100; low, 43. TEMPERATURES A PRECIPITATION OVER THE NATION Precipi- Station Max.

Min. tation Albany 45 29 Amarillo 47 15 Anchorage 38 33 02 Asheville 51 33 .05 Atlanta 46 35 1.40 Atlantic City 43 36 .11 Austin 40 29 Baltimore 45 32 Birmingham 45 39 .13 Bismarck 43 03 Boston 50 36 Brownsville 68 41 Buffalo 40 29 Burlington, Vt 39 33 Charleston, S.C 50 42 .16 Charleston, W.Va 44 28 Charlotte, N.C 41 36 .78 Cheyenne 47 17 Chicago 43 23 Cincinnati 44 29 Cleveland 40 25 Columbia, S.C 45 37 1.92 Columbus, Oh 41 24 Dallas-Ft. Worth 40 33 Dayton 42 21 Denver 51 21 Des Moines 45 20 Detroit 44 20 Duluth 41 15 El Paso 43 30 Fairbanks 35 17 Fargo 41 08 Hartford 47 24 Honolulu 85 67 Houston 51 37 Indianapolis 44 20 Jackson, Ms 43 42 01 Jacksonville 78 57 02 Juneau 45 40 .14 Kansas City 41 23 Little Rock 43 32 01 Los Angeles 76 52 Louisville 48 33 Memphis 49 38 Miami Beach 79 75 Midland-Odessa 55 31 Milwaukee 42 16 Paul 45 26 Nashville 44 36 New Orleans 54 44 New York 45 35 Norfolk, Va 42 38 80 North Platte 48 09 Oklahoma City 37 30 Omaha 47 19 Orlando 83 68 05 Philadelphia 47 32 Pittsburgh 41 23 Portland, Me. 50 23 Providence 47 25 Raleigh 37 34 80 Rapid City 50 14 Richmond 40 37 .13 St. Louis 46 23 St.

78 70 .07 San Antonio 49 29 San Juan PR 86 75 St. Ste. Marie 40 19 Shreveport 45 36 Sioux Falls 44 10 Syracuse 42 31 Tulsa 38 32 Washington 46 38 Wichita 42 20 ing in the In al St. St. Nov 16 17 16 19 Summaries NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY A high wind warning and a travelers advisory was issued tor tne upper Yet lowstone Valley of south central Mon tana where peak wind gusts to 60j m.p.h.

were expected Monday. F-reez and sleet were reported the western portions of Montana. Elsewhere, high pressure continued to dominate the national scene except in extreme southeast states and the Southern Rockies. Abundant moisture was associated with a front and a low pressure system across northern Florida. One result of the interaction of cold air and the moist ground in the southeast was an extensive area of fog.

This fog has been quite heavy at times and motorists have been advised to be careful as they travel in the southeast. other areas the fog has dissipated witn tne rising or me sun. in rne coasi plains of South Carolina, rains aver aged as much as inches in the 24l nours enaing eariy monaay. a rise to near flood stage will occur along the lower Broad River and a major rise will occur alonq the congaree River. Skies were mostly cloudy at midday from the Southern Rockies across the Southern Plains, the Lower Mississippi Valley, the southeast states and north- ward through the Atlantic Coast states into New England.

Another cloudy area extended trom Northern cantor nia northward into Canada and east. ward to the Rockies. Elsewhere it was mostly sunny. TEMPERATURES A PRECIPITATION OVER THE FAR WEST Precipi- Station Max. Min.

tation Albuquerque 54 27 Billings 56 23 Boise 44 32 Casper 48 17 Flagstaff 48 26 Great Falls 52 36 Helena 48 13 Las Vegas 67 45 Phoenix 70 49 Portland, Ore 53 45 Red Bluff 72 52 Reno 61 32 Sacramento 68 57 Salt Lake City 48 34 .01 San Francisco 66 58 01 Seattle 56 49 .11 Spokane 44 29 04 Tucson 63 48 Yuma 74 56 PAN AMERICAN STATIONS Precipi Station Max. Min. tation Acapulco 88 73 Barbados 86 77 Bermuda 70 65 Bogota 66 40 Cuiiacan 84 52 Guadeloupe 82 70 Havana 88 72 Kingston 90 66 Montego Bay 86 72 Mazatlan 86 56 Merida 87 72 Nassau 82 70 Kitts 88 77 Thomas VI 87 76 Trinidad 90 72 Vera Cruz 73 63 CANADIAN STATIONS Precipi Station Max. Min. tation Calgary 52 19 Edmonton 41 14 Montreal 39 28 .01 Ottawa 30 Regina 41 07 Toronto 37 21 Vancouver 57 43 .16 Winnipeg 41 12 Sun, Moon, Tide Nov.

21 Dec 6 TUESDAY, NOV. Sun rises 6:27 a.m,' sets 4:41 p.m. Moon rises 12:50 p.m., saU a.m. low high 4.1 high 4:55 4.9 11:13 1.6 5:58 4.2 10:55 0.9 5:30 5.4 12 06 0 8 4.4 6:06 60 12:510.0 4.5 12:23 1.9 6:44 65 0.7 4.5 'Denotes p.m. If you act before December 31st, you can take advantage of a plan that will give you big savings on your 1976 federal income taxes.

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