Stormy Weather Across Rockies to Great Lakes
Weather system sweeps from the Rockies into the Ohio Valley bringing tornadoes to eastern regions and a spring snow dump in North Dakota Montana and Wyoming. Strong winds dust storms heavy rain hail and a broad rain belt shift warm readings into the Gulf and Atlantic coasts while northern areas report 30s.
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Rockies
Ohio Valley
Uinois
Montana
North Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
Tee Press
Lower
Michigan
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Atlantic Coast
New England
West Coast
Tides and Temperatures on Tuesday April 25 1961
Reported tidal levels and temperature expectations for Tuesday April 25 1961 across coastal locations. Data include high and low tides, wind influence, and surface water readings with regional variations.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Southern California
Los Angeles
Death Valley
Sandboro
Ringers 'Ag
Centro
San Bernas EN Diego
Avalon’ Harbor
Fresno
Gabriel
Bhakersfield
Maalebelin
Pedro
Wilsort
Santa Ann
Beverly Hille
Sante Barbara
Bear Lake
Senin Maria
Bishor
Ontario
Santa Monica
Sal
Palmdale
Northridge
Fanna Burbank
Palm
Springs
Thermal
Culver City
Pasadena
Paso Robles
Victorville
Riverside
Warner Springs
L Pre
HuPre
Pre
Helena
Aliant Joexsonville
Sac Francisco
San Antonia
Emingham
Kansas City
Sault Ste, Marie
Winslow
Cincinnati
North Platte
Yelowstone
Uma
Portland
Eureka
Paso Po
Regina
Galveston
Reno
Torontoeda
Glassow
Mont
Richmond
Vancouver Grand Canyon
Roswell
N.ai
Faron Grand Suncor
Tornadoes Hit Iown Area Killing Man and Wounding Fifteen
A Sunday night tornado demolished the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Waterloo injuring six attendees, with one critically hurt. In Marshalltown heavy property damage was reported as winds reached 100 mph, and losses may exceed $200,000. The northeastern Illinois twister traced a 40 mile path through Will and Grundy counties, hardest hit Pea stone where about 600 homes were damaged and fifteen others sustained minor injuries.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
Waterloo
Raymond Lee
Marshalltown
Ilinois
Will and Grundy
Chicago
Peastone
Operatan
Wiemars An
Star OI Co
Ape
Srleid
Noraki
Klaus Sier
Cains Tien Loeoh & Co
Yokohama
Bort
Henseatic Vaasa
Charleston Ainer
Pat
Transpiioneer
Manzanillo
San Des Moines
Iowa
Banta Mariana
Mary Can
San Diego
Port Arthur
Livaios
Xokonami
San Fran
Son
Jecklyn
Marus
New York
Daido Line
Yokoham
Hueneme
Latson Nav
Ang Sar
Juan Bay United Grator
Yester- Arnage
Ruver
Transocean S/SAgcY
Marshall
Bunker Sbt
Uke
Bu Marin
Wickersham
Partlane
Esperos Grialumbla Mary
Yen
Longview Recife
Cherches
Seattle
States
Rio Magdalena
Cal
Tei Escondida
Grancolembiens
Leland Fry
Nieder- Rye
Malapte Dsaks
Talhelya Kalun K.K. Incet
Kina Fakohama States Marine Line
Talnan Nav. Co
Garrison
Hauser
Badger State
Rotterdam
Chicass Mary
Jan
Salinas
Nory
Yokohama Caillopisfchatos
Bespin X
iGrk
Bernfield
Nor Ut
Uve Mars
Galileo Ferraris
Marseilies
Man
General Lint
PRI
Honolulu
Havellend
San Dlepadakara
Nor
Hewnert
Mary
Philisaine Rizal
Baltimore
Phil
Res. Quezon
Enerenn
Efilesdal
Jan Dea
Seaway
LI Kedige
Bigek_ Warrior Texacoinnesota
Ler
Port Townsend
Zamboanga
San Chevron Uke
el Ses
Nachanger Noi
Manta Mont
Menroautt
Johnson Plans Talk With Truman In Independence Visit
Vice President Johnson will visit President Truman in Independence to discuss the Cuban crisis. The trip follows reports of a possible meeting during evolving U.S. tensions abroad as Kennedy era policy and the Cuban situation unfold.
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Independence
UPI
Kennedy
Don B. Johnson
Johnson
Harry *Trus
Truman
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Midwest
Plains
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Elon Avenue
Lakewood Blvd
Zenith
Lakewood
LENOX
China
Vis Ferry
Qut
Canada
Toronto
Queen Guy
Ding
Jay Montreal
Paris
North America
Parliament High
Ottawa
Quebec
Negaar Maple
Osseiiions
Canadian National Railways
West Sixth St
Galif
Madisor
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