Weather Skies Improve as Cooler Air Moves South
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies tonight with scattered showers north and south portions. Cooler air moves into the state by Friday morning with low temperatures around 60 north to near 70 south.
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Cross and Crescent Emblems Cited for Faiths
The article notes that the cross represents Christianity while the crescent stands for Islam, highlighting symbol meanings in religious identity.
Canadian film producer is shot in Kentucky mountains
Hugh O Connor, 46, a Montreal native filming poverty scenes for a documentary in Whitesburg Kentucky, was shot by Hobart Ison 69 who was charged with murder. The four crew members reported the incident after stopping to photograph residents near a coal camp road. The shooting occurred as the crew packed gear following a roadside encounter with a man demanding they leave his property.
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Six Mentally Ill Patients Die in New Mexico Hospital Fire
In Las Vegas New Mexico six male patients at the state hospital died from smoke during a fire that forced evacuation of 152 residents. The blaze started in the first floor day room of the north unit. Ages of the dead ranged from 26 to 79, all from the Albuquerque area. Hospital officials cited heavy smoke as the cause.
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Romney in Milwaukee faces race questions during urban tour
Michigan governor George Romney confronts racial tensions in Milwaukee as he tours city neighborhoods and refuses to dodge open housing prompts. He faces accusations of double talk from militants while pressuring for civil rights action.
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House votes $40 million for rat control aid
The House backed a $40 million expansion of federal rat control aid after a party switch by urban and suburban Republicans. The vote shifted from July and reflected support from Democrats and GOP freshmen who opposed prior admin measures. The measure totals $992 million in new authorizations over four years, with $48.5 million this year plus previous approvals.
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Windows Shattered in Columbus Race Disturbance
Columbus Ohio AP reports windows shattered along a si block front and three persons injured slightly in a disorder in the Last Side Negro section on a Wednesday night. About 200 police used shotguns tear gas and night sticks to restore order after several hours. One of the injured was a policeman struck by a rock. In Dayton police arrested about 50 youths on disorderly conduct charges amid a second straight night of disturbances with one fire and looting reported. A Columbus incident near a building picked by 10 persons who accused the owner of denying rental space to the Congress of Social Equality. Twenty three Negroes were arrested.
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