Famed actor Cedric Hardwicke dies in New York
Cedric Hardwicke, 71, veteran actor of British and American stage and screen, died at University Hospital New York from chronic respiratory disease. The knighted star recalled his career and joked that the title Sir had boxed him into formal roles.
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Nation's Weather data from Weather Bureau San Francisco
Temperature and precipitation table for a 24 hour period ending at 4 AM. Highs and lows listed with precipitation amounts. Prepared by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco.
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Record heat and cool spots across mainland states
The U.S. Weather Bureau logged a high of 111 degrees at Hennessy Oklahoma, marking the day’s peak amid dry conditions. The morning lows reached 37 degrees in Watertown New York and Missoula Montana, showing a wide temperature swing across the mainland.
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Jobless Rate Drops Below Five Percent in July
Washington reports unemployment fell by 879000 in July to 3,813,000, lowering the jobless rate to 4.9 percent, the first time under five percent in 53 months. Employment rose by 452000 to 72,405,000, marking a new all time peak.
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Goldwater Says Eisenhower Ready to Campaign for GOP
Barry Goldwater said former President Eisenhower is enthusiastic and ready to campaign for the GOP in the presidential race. They met with Nixon and Miller to discuss strategy and a unity meeting in Hershey Pennsylvania with Eisenhower’s role to depend on speaking dates and travel.
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Jackie Kennedy sails on Adriatic voyage
Mrs John F Kennedy sailed yesterday for a yachting vacation on the Adriatic Sea soon after arriving in Venice from London. She was met at the airport by her sister Princess Lee Radziwill who is staying at a villa at Porto Ercole about 100 miles north of Rome.
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Kennedy Says White Backlash Hurts Democrats
Atty Gen. Robert F. Kennedy warned that white backlash against Negro civil rights gains could hurt the Democrats in the coming election. He urged full discussion of the issue, stronger impartial local law enforcement, and addressing Negro injustices to blunt the effect. Johnson previously ruled Kennedy from VP consideration.
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