Rains Bring Cool Weather To Nation
Thunderstorms swept across Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri and Kansas with a second line from Michigan to Ohio and Tennessee. A tornado struck Barnard, Kansas, destroying a house and derailing two boxcars with no injuries reported. Weather brought gusts above 60 mph in Michigan and Iowa and light rainfall overall.
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Navy says plane evaded U S radar 1000 miles in
Washington reports the Navy tested a low bomber penetration deep into U S airspace without radar detection amid alerts. Officers tout Jupiter and Regulus missiles with long ranges and high speed. Navy officials outline readiness of air and sea forces and Mediterranean Fleet as nuclear war contingency.
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Pups Beat Heat in Shawnee Storm Sewer Escape
Shawnee dogs cool off by crawling into storm sewers to creek beds at city edges. Poundmaster Troy Clay notes humane society asked for pickups but says the pups are smarter and simply seek shade during hot days.
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Written Permission From Seence Or Chief Of Police
A formal notice states consent granted by the Seence authority and the chief of police for specified actions. The text confirms authorization details and intended scope.
Expected To Shuffle Diplomats In Senate Submission
Washington reports a mid east ambassador reshuffle will go to the Senate this week. Key changes move George W. Allen from Middle East affairs to Greece and Raymond Hare to Egypt. Byroade shifts from Egypt to South Africa and Cavendish Cannon from Greece to Morocco.
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Officials Deny Planes Sightseeing After Canyon Crash
Rep Hale suggested two airliners may have detoured for a Grand Canyon view after a collision on June 30 but officials discount the theory. Weather records show clouds up to 20 000 feet and down to 2 000 feet, with both flights off course by about 18 miles for United Air Lines and three to four miles for Trans World.
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North Carolina Georgia forecast across states
Forecast shows partly cloudy hot weather across North Carolina with scattered showers and thunder today through Tuesday. Highs reach 80s in the mountains and 90s to 96 elsewhere, with lows around 65 to 75. Georgia and South Carolina expect hot humid conditions through Tuesday with highs 90s to mid 90s and overnight lows in the 60s to 70s.
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Crank Crashes Airliner Threat Calls Grounding Flight
A United Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing at Elko after a caller claimed a bomb was aboard. The plane jettisoned fuel and landed safely. 18 members of San Francisco ballet were among the passengers. Investigators treat the call as a crank.
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J. W. Nelson
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Ppea
Wood pulp process described for spruce and pine trees
The passage notes spruce fir hemlock pine and tamarack to obtain wood pulp for raking paper, outlining raw material types used in papermaking.
Changes in Social Security Law Likely Senate Action
A.P. outlines potential year end Social Security changes debated by Byrd led Senate committee. Proposals include lowering women's retirement age to 62, extending survivor benefits to widows, allowing disabled workers to start benefits at 50, and bringing self employed professionals under Social Security with doctor and osteopath exclusions. The outcome hinges on House Senate alignment and possible presidential veto.
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Byrd
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D-Ga
Retiri
Eisenhower
Seized in Mendoza and San Juan on sabotage suspicions
Police seized 72 people across Mendoza and San Juan amid a terrorism and sabotage probe. Authorities reported the detentions as part of a sweeping security operation in multiple arena cities.
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