Lerner and wife reconcile again in Beverly Hills
Broadway songwriter Alan Jay Lerner and wife Micheline, a former Parisian attorney, have reconciled and are staying with their 5 year old son Michel in a Beverly Hills Hotel cottage. The couple, who separated last May 15, are reported to be together though Lerner was not at the hotel at press time.
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Weather table for 24 hours ending 4 a.m. from U.S. Weather Bureau
A 24 hour temperature and precipitation table prepared by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco provides readings through 4 a.m. daily. The data item lists regional figures and hourly changes for the period noted.
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High and Low Temperatures Reported Across U.S.
The U.S. Weather Bureau records show Blythe California reaching 107 degrees as the highest temperature, while Hibbing Minnesota recorded the lowest at 3 degrees. The data excludes Alaska and Hawaii.
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Soviet unmanned Cosmos satellite launches fuel moon mission hopes
Tass reports the 37th Cosmos satellite lifts off in orbit as part of space research for future manned flights. It follows six Cosmos launches in two months and comes ahead of possible three-cosmonaut missions, potentially involving a woman, and a rendezvous loop around the moon.
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Mississippi Begins Desegregation in Biloxi Classrooms
In Biloxi Mississippi about a dozen Negro first graders registered at previously white schools as the first step toward desegregation. The students were reportedly courteously received and no incidents were noted. State history and court orders frame the move while Jackson and Leake County plan similar entries for the new term.
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Hopeful U.S. job gains break decade unemployment rise
The Labor Department reports July nonfarm employment at 59 million, down 200000 from June but 1.5 million higher than July 1963. Analyst Robert Stein notes a 350000 July drop was expected and credits strength in most sectors except government.
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