Dying Hurricane Cleo Moves Out To Sea After Sparing Cape Kennedy
Hurricane Cleo weakened as it moved offshore from Cape Kennedy and Daytona Beach. The Miami Weather Bureau warned of possible redevelopment in the offshore eye while the storm tracked northward toward the Atlantic. No Florida deaths. Haiti toll rising with 124 dead in Haiti and surrounding areas. Six rockets survived at Cape Kennedy as crews prepared for firing.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Miami
Daytona Beach
Miami Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Gulf
Brunswick
Charleston
D.C
Tto
Flagler Beach
Jacksonville Beach
Georgia
Florida
Gold Coast
Gard Cleo
Hatteras
Guadeloupe
Gracie Allen Dies After Heart Attack in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Gracie Allen, 38, co star of Burns and Allen for 34 years. She died Thursday at 11 15 pm at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, with husband George Burns by her side after suffering a heart attack at about 10 pm.
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Gracie Allen
Allen
Miss Allen
George Burns
Cedars of Lebanon
Edie Adams
Marty Mills
Burns
Gracie
Ford Co Gives In Auto Talks Amid Nationwide Bargaining
Ford Motor Co agreed in principle to extending its UAW contract until September 9, signaling a first concession in talks with Detroit's Big Three. The UAW named Chrysler as strike target for September 9 unless a new pact is reached, while GM and Chrysler awaited formal union requests as talks resume.
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United Auto Workers Union
Automotive
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Council
Construction Begins on Seventh Street Interchange Project
Partial interchange at U S 15 and Seventh Street started with bulldozers and graders. R F Kline Contractors won the bid at 218317 dollars and expect completion by late November barring weather delays. The design provides access to West Seventh Street and Frederick Shopping Center with future dualization plans.
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Seventh Street
U.S. 15
West Seventh Street
U. S. 15
Frederick
R. F. Kline
Biggs Avenue
Hood College Farm
Fourth Street
Cleo Brings Rain To Frederick Yet Heads For Sea
Frederick area residents face a wet weekend as hurricane Cleo nears the coast. Weather offices say Cleo is weakening and may move out to sea, with several inches of rain possible Saturday. Clouds linger, with light easterly winds tonight and a gradual warm up Monday. If Cleo moves away, Fredericktonians could see sun on Tuesday.
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Cleo
I Sea
Fredericktonians
Mob Violence Roils Saigon Streets Amid Clerical Clash
In Saigon mobs clashed with police as Buddhist youths attacked Catholic targets. At least four dead per police, eight by reporters, with over 60 injured as troops guarded areas and the junta led by Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh faced a fragile political solution after Diem’s regime fell.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Weather Satellite Nimbus Launched From Vandenberg
A new Nimbus weather satellite vehicle launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base California at 1 am PDT. The 91 foot Thor Agena booster placed it into a polar 575 mile high orbit to photograph every square mile of Earth's cloud cover daily. The system aims to aid forecasters in spotting storms far at sea with infrared and television cameras. coverage is restricted to Western nations.
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Calif
Ranger 7
Samos
Midas
Nimbus
Living Costs Rise in July as Meat Prices Lead
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent jump in July consumer prices, the largest in a year. Meats and fresh produce drove the increase, lifting the overall index to 108.3 versus the 1957-59 base. Deputy commissioner Sidney Jaffe notes no meat withholding effects yet, possibly felt in September.
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Washington
Labor’ Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Sidney A. Jaffe
Kennedy Emotional Night At Democratic Convention
Alty Gen Robert F Kennedy received a solemn, emotional reception at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City as he honored his brother President John F Kennedy. He stood with bowed head during a 13 minute outburst, seeking to begin his speech several times before addressing the crowd and introducing a film of his brother’s presidency. Delegates wept and many used handkerchiefs as Kennedy spoke of hopes, ideals and his pride in the party. He later sat at the back as the film played.
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Bobby
Robert Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Atlantic City
Alty
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
New York
Kennedy
Mgr
Ears Eyes and Noses From Mouths Of Babes Tales
Dr. Jesse Fifer, an ear nose and throat specialist at Frederick Memorial Hospital, recalls unusual toy and trinket extractions from children. Objects range from a Christmas tree ball to a waxed ball yielding a pussy willow bud, with pennies and beads found in throats and noses.
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Fifer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Humphrey to Speak in All States for Campaign Tours
At the Democratic National Convention President Johnson announced Sen Hubert H. Humphrey will be ready to tour all 50 states during the election campaign. Humphrey told Democrats to expect heavy barnstorming duties in the next two months and planned to join Johnson in meetings with the Democratic National Committee.
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Atlantic City
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Democratic National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Johnson Sees Great Society at Democratic Convention
President Johnson and Senator Humphrey accept nominations amid roaring tributes and outline campaign plans. They brief the national committee on strategy before heading to the LBJ ranch for a weekend retreat. Humphrey followed by Johnson spoke to thousands at the convention closing session.
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Atlantic City
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
Humphrey
Black Concedes Baltimore to Democratic Presidential Ticket
Baltimore Republican chairman Walter E. Black Jr. conceded the city to the Democratic ticket of President Johnson and Senator Humphrey. He noted the challenge of limiting losses and recalled Baltimore's 1960 role in carrying Maryland for Kennedy, while acknowledging the strong ticket and the nation’s shift toward the Great Society amid a tumultuous political climate.
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Baltimore
Walter E. Black Jr
Republican
Black
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Baltimore City
Maryland
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Youth Jailed For Robbing Machines Near Jug Bridge
Hancock youth Robert S. Turner 19 was jailed 60 days after pleading guilty to three counts of defacing damaging property and larceny. Police said he broke into soft drink machines at Jug Bridge area service stations along U.S. 40 between Frederick and Baltimore and fled by car before being caught. Turner faces six additional machine breaking charges.
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Hancock
Jug Bridge
Robert S. Turner
Raymond Morgan
William Vernon Dixon
Edward Lennox
Howard County
U.S. 40
Frederick
Baltimore
Lennox
Turner
Byron Thompson
Frederick County
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