Nation Has Cooler Air
The Associated Press reports a cooler and drier air mass across the eastern half of the nation with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees lower than Monday morning from the northern Atlantic states to the lower Great Lakes and into the middle Mississippi Valley. Readings ranged from the 40s to 50s in the Great Lakes and north Atlantic states, with 70s and 80s in the Gulf and southern Atlantic states. Clouds and scattered rain covered the region from the southeast through New England. heavy rain near two inches fell in Charleston DC over six hours. The western half saw little change with clear skies in California and Nevada, and light coastal rain in Washington.
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Pushing Toy Pliers: Make a Wire Pusher for Wheel Toys
A simple how to for turning pull toys into push toys using stiff wire. Create a hook to attach to the toy and a looped handle to avoid jabbing the user. A toy dog appears to strain at the leash as it is pushed ahead. Tomorrow, Draw Face on Flower And Try For a Prize.
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Auto Repair Shops Raided in Florida
Government authorities raided four clandestine auto repair shops in Havana and arrested their owners. The Cuban radio reported the shops were suspected of speculating in parts. One man was accused of pricing a clutch plate at twenty dollars, though its value was two eighty eight.
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Groom designs own wedding gown in Rochester story
Fer rig Haye, a prospective groom, designs and makes the bridal gown for his bride to be May Perris of Rochester. The couple plans to wed August 10 with Haye also creating gowns for six bridesmaids.
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Teenager Killed in Ammunition Explosion
An explosion on an ammunition assembly line at the Lone Star ordnance plant in Texarkana killed 19 year old Natt and injured 21 others. A section of the building was heavily damaged as responders worked at the site. The incident follows a meteorite note irrelevant to the main event.
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Today in History Lincoln Memorial Tower Found in London
A 1874 foundation laying in London for a Lincoln memorial tower funded by British and American subscriptions. Highlights include Washington reading the Declaration in 1776, Argentina's independence in 1818, and brief notes on 20th-century events.
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Argentina election shows peace moves by rival radicals
In Buenos Aires the Popular Radical party led by Arturo Illia backed by 2.37 million votes and the Intransigent Radical party led by Oscar Alende with 1.53 million votes position for cross-party support. Illia needs 51 percent in the Electoral College meeting July 31. electors may shift to other candidates if his margin falls. A Alende backing could propel Illia to Argentina’s 29th presidency with inauguration October 12.
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Teenage Job Seekers Top National Problem, AP Says
AP News analysis notes teenagers face a persistent job shortage as total employment nears 70 million while youth influx grows. Union battles focus on job security over wages with steel and railroads highlighted. Manufacturing gains slow and productivity rises, while service industries and skilled production expand.
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Hitchhiker Charged With Stealing Auto
Haven Kansas AP A warrant for auto theft was issued against J S Knapp who picked up hitchhiker Roderic Switzer of Crossett Arkansas three weeks ago and lent him work on a Haven area farm Knapp later found his car missing with Switzer, a .22 pistol, and the vehicle gone after leaving the man three miles east of Haven on U S 54 near Wichita on June 18.
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Asian Nations to Turn to Communists
Rawalpindi Pakistan AP President Mohammed Ayub Khan says Small Asian nations fearing India and Western arm support may seek refuge with Communist China. He told a civic reception India plans against smaller nations and blamed the West for not recognizing the realities of the situation as it strengthens India against China.
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Judge Dismisses Suit Over Flag Flying in Canal Zone
PANAMA AP Federal District Judge Guthrie F. Crowe dismissed an American's suit to bar Panama's flag from flying beside the Stars and Stripes in the Panama Canal Zone. Gerald A. Doyle, an employee of the Panama Canal Company, may appeal.
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Don’t bother to count twelve in crowded Dayton wagon
A Michigan-licensed station wagon toured Dayton on Monday packed with children of all sizes and ages. A crudely written sign at the rear read Dont bother to count. There are 12 of us. The scene drew attention as residents wondered about the story behind the vehicle and its occupants.
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