Five day forecast and daily weather notes for several cities
The report lists daytime highs and overnight lows for many cities including Atlanta Miami Denver New York Seattle Los Angeles and Washington with a five day forecast showing near normal temperatures and light rainfall. It also provides normal July readings barometer humidity sunrise and sunset times and a noon reading.
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Atlanta
Miami Bismarck
Minnapolis
Cica
N. Orleans
Denver
New York
Duluth
Phoenix
Houston
Seattle
L. Angeles
Washington
Gazette
Aid to N. Viet Halts on Rails
Radio Moscow said North Vietnamese aid shipments via China were halted due to factional strife among Mao supporters. The Mao leadership was accused of obstructing transport to Hanoi over Paris peace talks with the United States. Rail stations storages and bus stops were targeted amid Maoist violence and railway workers faced attacks. Reports from Washington said Red China decided to stop sending material in protest of the Paris talks.
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Tokyo
Radio
Moscow
North Vietnam
China
Red iChinese
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Hanoi
Vietnam
Paris
United States
Kwangsi Autonomous
Washington
U.S
Red China
Paris Police Evacuate Two More Sorbonne Colleges
Paris police quietly evacuated about 50 students from the science college and around 100 from the Censier annex of the Sorbonne as clashes wane. The interior ministry signaled imminent clearance of the remaining occupied medical college.
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Paris
Sorbonne University
Medical College
Interior Ministry
Science College
Censier
Sorbonne School of Letters
Backyard Carnival Nets $100 for Blind's School
A three day event in Creve Coeur Missouri run by local children raised more than $100 for the Missouri school for the blind. The yard carnival by Bobby Golbart 11 and classmates featured 16 booths refreshment stands and a general store with prizes donated by local merchants.
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Creve Coeur
St. Louis
Missouri School For the Blind
Bobby Golbart
Norman Golbart
Bobby
Bridge- Lake Sacajewea footbridge near Long-Bell lumber town
In southwest Washington about 125 miles south of Seattle lies a community of 27 000 with Lake Sacajewea named for the guiding Indian princess. The footbridge served students to a nearby school while vehicles used larger bridges blocks away.
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Long-Bell Lumber Co
Washington
Seattle
Lewis and Clark
Boy Charged With Violating Fireworks Law
A 14-year-old Central City boy is charged with discharging fireworks at the Central City fairground after a cherry bomb type device exploded beneath the face of a 50 year old rural Ryan woman. Jeanette S. Jones suffered a chin cut and was taken to Mercy Landbald M Spital. The juvenile will appear before juvenile authorities in the Linn courthouse.
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Central City
Central City Fairground
Jeanette S. Jones
Mercy Landbald
Body of Youth Found by Highway Near Manson
An autopsy is ordered for Larry Leonard 19 after he was found dead beside highway 5 a mile west of Manson. Police say Leonard was stopped by Officer John Hoesing and placed in a car with a girl and friends who drove him toward Rockwell City. No visible injuries were noted at the scene.
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UPI
Rockwell City
Highway 5
Iarly
John Hoesing
Larry Leonard
Main Street
Leonard
Hoesing
Donald Kurtz
Route 5
Dallas Tavern Refuses Service to Negroes Cited by NEA
The NEA reports a Dallas tavern owner refused to serve Black patrons amid civil rights tensions. U S Attorney Mahon noted the 1964 Civil Rights Act may not clearly cover taverns. NEA members describe segregation as rampant in Dallas. Samuel Etheridge and associates were also denied service, with staff acknowledging the policy.
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Washington
State Department
Rusk
NEA
Molapo
I. M. Jolly
U.S
Eldon Mahon
Mahon
Braulio Alonso
Dallas
Samuel Etheridge
Etheridge
Jolly
Boy given hero status after dog mauling heals
Nine year old Billy Hines, mauled by Rex the husky German shepherd two years ago, has regained his smile after major plastic surgery. He saved a younger child from the dog, wore a scarred face but remains optimistic about hero status and hopes for a normal life, with ongoing hospital visits until age eighteen.
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Miami
Fla
Billy Hines
Rex
Billy
Robbie Ellenberger
Robbie
Infant Charles Johnson Jr Dies at Birth
Charles Edward Johnson Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson residing at 1028 Ninth Street NW died at birth. Survived by parents grandparents and great grandparents from Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Miami. Graveside services set for Linwood cemetery at 1 30 p m Saturday with Rev E Koberg. Friends may call at Turner chapel west until 1 p m Saturday.
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Charles Edward Johnson
Ninth Street
Alvin Lenway
Marcia Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Woodrow L. Johnson
Dubuque
Frank D. Cargin
W. J. Haworth
Alyce Lenway
Miami
Linwood Cemetery
E. Koberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
Obituary of C. Ivan Peterson Former Cedar Rapids Machinist
C. Ivan Peterson 66 longtime Cedar Rapids resident and Milwaukee railroad machinist died Thursday in Chicago. Born September 1 1901 he was married to Edna Thorinburg and was a member of Otley Lodge No 299 AF and AM of Perry. Surviving daughter Mrs. Robert C. Leinback Pomona California and two grandchildren. Services 11 a.m. Monday Murdoch chapel Marion Rev Roger L. Peterson Ascension Lutheran Marion. Burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 10 a.m. Sunday.
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C. Ivan Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Roger L. Peterson
Ascension Lutheran Church of
Marion
Death of Anna Simon 83 in Cedar Rapids
Anna Simon 83 of 615 Eighth avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Thursday. Born March 9 1885 in Cedar Rapids she married Theodore Simon September 12 1908. Survived by husband and two daughters Leona and Mrs Alford Reeves. Services Saturday 2 p.m. at Brush chapel by Rev William Harnish. Burial Czech National cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Friday.
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Eighth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Theodore Simon
Ceske Vlastenky
Prokop Velky
Sokol Lodge Damskamadice
Leona
Alford Reeves
Brush Chapel
William Harnish
National Cemetery
Chaplin Rites at Della Immaculate Conception Church
A funeral service for Chaplin will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Della Immaculate Conception Church with Rev. Roger E. O'Brien officiating. Burial will follow at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Turner Chapel East is in charge of arrangements.
Uruguay Fires Bank Officials in Price Freeze Crackdown
The Uruguayan government fired about a score of executive rank officials from two state banks for joining banned labor protests. It also closed three supermarkets a large clothing store and a private hospital for price hikes violating the price and salary decree, with 10 day closures and arrests.
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Montevideo
Five Vietnam veterans hold reunion at Prudential Tower
Five Vietnam veterans gathered Thursday at the 750 foot Prudential Tower in Boston to mark a date made two years earlier during service. Their reunion tickets were quarters from a dollar bill held together with tape, with four veterans carrying pieces and one keeping the central piece. A building official refunded the 50 cent elevator charge.
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Boston
Prudential
Lee Balzano
Concord
Stephen Mahoney
Everett
Stoughton
Rodney Julian
Brookline
John Ferolite
Marlboro
Queen Elizabeth Advised Not To Visit Argentina
London reports that the British government advised Queen Elizabeth II not to visit Argentina during her 18 day tour beginning November 1 to Brazil and Chile. The foreign office said the present time is not appropriate for a Argentina visit and noted full consultation with Argentina. Anglo Argentine relations are tense over the Falkland Islands dispute and Argentina's meat export ban linked to foot and mouth concerns.
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London
Elizabeth II
Argentina
Prince Philip
Brazil
Chile
Foreign Office
Falkland Islands
Britain
South Vietnam Receives U S Wheat Flour and Tobacco
The United States signs an agreement to supply South Vietnam with more than seven million dollars in wheat flour and tobacco. The deal, part of a larger Food for Peace program, brings U S financed agricultural imports for the year to 173.5 million dollars, including 800,000 tons of rice.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
U. S
Piasters
Food For Peace
Nigeria Warns Against Airlift To Aid Biafra
Nigeria's government warns against outside airlift attempts to reach Biafra. The air force with Russian and Czech fighters will shoot down intruding planes not cleared by Nigerian authorities.
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Nigeria
Biafra
Lagos
Stanley Hughes Passing Back on Taxes in Iowa Race
James E. Bromwell, seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. senator, calls Gov. Harold Hughes responsible for errors in the 1967 tax bill. State Sen. David Stanley criticized Hughes and Bramwell for avoiding corrections, claiming a mutual buck passing.
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Stanley
Hughes
Bromwell
Bramwell
Iowa
Central Park Gunman Described as Nervous and Secretive
Police traced a 1917 Smith and Wesson revolver used in the Central Park shooting spree to dealers in New Jersey and New York. The gun, linked to Angelos, Dikov, and Dimitroz, was once sold through Gerry Brown’s gun shop in Lakehurst, N J, after a long chain of custody from a Springfield Mass factory shipment.
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Queens
Central Park
Dikov
Angelos
Angelof
Lilah Kistler
Charles Bach
New Jersey
I Smith and Wesson
Springfield
Mass
East
Manhattan
Toms River
N.J
Group Forms To Draft Lindsay For President
A 24 year old social worker in Los Angeles announced a national committee to draft New York City mayor John V. Lindsay as a Republican candidate for president. Robert Fagaly Jr said Lindsay would offer Americans the opportunity to actively preserve and strengthen the nation like Robert Kennedy once did.
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Los Angeles
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Robert Fagaly, Jr
United States
Robert Kennedy
Fagaly
Lindsay
G.O.P
Richard Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Los Angeles County
California State College At
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
California
Robert H. Finch
Ronald Reagan
Myelf
Berlin pledge reaffirmed by American general in Berlin
Major Gen. Robert Fergusson reaffirmed U S commitment to defend West Berlin if needed during an Independence Day event in Berlin. He cited Kennedy once saying the world must know the U S will fight for Berlin and preserve freedom there amid East German warnings and a broader Cold War context.
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UPI
Robert Fergusson
U.S
West Berlin
America
Kennedy
Paris
New York
Fergusson
Germany
Hilton Hotel
American Chamber of Commerce
Argentina Nationwide Blackout Enters Day One Protests Rent Law
A tenant committee led a 10 day blackout as commercial firms in rented buildings darken signs and window lights. The protest targets a government measure ending 25 year old rent controls set to drop June 30. proponents warn of closures and mass unemployment.
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Buenos Aires
Viet Nam War Ink Seizures and Skirmishes Reported
U S forces uncover large caches of rockets and shells in separate bunker complexes north and northwest of Saigon. Marines suffer four dead and 13 wounded during a 40 minute clash while covering a withdrawal at Khe Sanh. 17 enemy bodies found. DMZ gunner units shoot down a 1101st air cavalry helicopter with three crewmen killed and one wounded.
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U.S. First Division
Saigon
U.S
Khe Sanh
Dmz
1101St Air Cavalry Division
Testing Blast In Saigon Not An Attack Says US HQ
A blast in Saigon prompted attack rumors but U S military headquarters said a navy demolition team tested an underwater device just north of the city.
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Saigon
U.S
Decree Frees 425 Students in Argentina Clashes
A court order in La Plata Argentina freed 425 university students charged with disorderly conduct after street battles with police. The decree released all detainees and ends the immediate legal action against the group.
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LA Plata
Argentina
UPI
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