Cool June Continues Across Much of the Nation
The Associated Press reports a cool pattern prevailing across the northern half of the United States with near seasonal temperatures in the south and west. freezing readings appear in northern Midwest areas while the northeast remains unseasonably cool. Thundershowers hit Indiana Ohio lower Michigan and western New York. hail fell near Madison Wisconsin. Rain was light overall though Southeast Florida and various western and coastal regions recorded showers. In the Everglades Park Florida over 32 inches drenched the area in a three hour span Tuesday. Temperatures ranged from near freezing at International Falls Minnesota to the mid 80s at Needles California.
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Civil rights pickets planned for Democratic Convention
In Atlantic City delegates to the Democratic National Convention may face mass nonviolent demonstrations on the boardwalk near Convention Hall. CORE plans joint actions with NAACP SNCC and local groups to highlight discrimination in Southern states, demanding fair employment with a $2 minimum wage and new job programs. Local NAACP leaders suggest sizable picket participation. Local groups weigh involvement, while San Francisco Republicans report no plans for protests.
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Red China Plans Five Soviet Planes Purchase
Soviet authorities announced through Tass that Red China has decided to buy five Soviet passenger planes. The medium size turboprop aircraft will replace French built planes, signaling a shift in procurement. The disclosure came from Moscow on Tuesday via the Soviet news agency.
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Rhodes proclaims Aviation Industry Day in Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes designates June as Aviation Industry Day noting Ohio’s long aviation legacy from the Wright Brothers era in Dayton and the progress spurred by the industry in the state. The proclamation highlights significant and lasting contributions to aviation progress.
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