Hurricane Cleo: Caribbean path toward Jamaica and Cuba
Hurricane Cleo skirted Haiti and the Dominican Republic as it moved west toward Jamaica possibly Cuba. Officials tallied at least 14 deaths, 100 injuries and 50 million dollars in damage as the storm threatened Jamaica with hurricane winds and neared Cuba.
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New England Weather Shivers Amid Rain and Fog
The Associated Press reports New England shivered under cold rain and fog with thunder showers across the northern Plains. The Weather Bureau forecasts widespread sunshine nationwide. Hurricane Cleo caused 14 deaths on Guadaloupe and menaced Haiti and the Dominican Republic while Nebraska Minnesota and Montana saw showers and the mid Atlantic rain. Temperatures were described as ordinary.
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Houston Battles Encephalitis as Cases Rise Across City
Houston faces a four front fight against encephalitis with 120 suspected cases in the area, only four confirmed by lab tests. At Ben Taub Hospital nine new suspected cases were admitted while experts from the Public Health Service aid epidemiology and mosquito surveillance to locate outbreaks and curb transmission.
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Ben Taub Hospital
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U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
William D. Sudia
Atlanta Center
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Mosquito Spraying Push Underway Across Houston
Henry of the Houston civil defense office said crews are spraying to finish phase one tonight. He cited weekend rains that slowed work on mosquito breeding spots citywide.
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Houston Civil Defense Office
Beatles rock Hollywood Bowl in half hour show
The Beatles drew nearly 19 000 fans at Hollywood Bowl for a brief Sunday set. The group sang their famous tunes, amid wild screaming from excited teens, ending the performance in about 30 minutes with reported earnings of 50 000 dollars.
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Hollywood Bowl
Bald eagle fatally electrocuted on power lines in California
In San Bernardino, a bald eagle with a 73 inch wingspan attempted a regal landing on a power line and was electrocuted when he touched two lines. The incident occurred Sunday, ending the bird's life.
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Nominees Denied Okay of Negroes Assembly Forms
The National Negro Republican Assembly, formed in Philadelphia, rejects support for both GOP nominee Barry Goldwater and President Johnson. George G. Fleming of East Orange was named president as about 50 Negro leaders attended. The group dates its next meeting to Washington on September 19.
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