Powder Puff Derby Second Leg Kicks Off From Pocatello
Clearwater Florida hosts the second leg of the 20th Powder Puff Derby with 82 planes starting from various refueling stops. Mrs Ardell Hinn of Salinas California led the field after flying 1 407 miles from Seattle to Kearney Nebraska and 269 miles ahead of rivals.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Ardell Hinn
Salinas
Calif
Kearney
Neb
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hinn
Rock Springs
Boise
Seattle
Florida
Kansas City
Cape
Girardeau
Chattanooga
Tenn
Augusta
Lake City
Fla
The Weather and You Medicus Familius
Early summer mornings bring fresh air and high negative ion content. Biometeorologists note air over major cities carries more positive ions, which can feel uncomfortable, while negative ions are linked to better mood. Resorts like Adirondacks Sun Valley Banff Springs show higher negative ion levels, attracting visitors for decades.
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New York
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Anchorage
London
Lima
Peru
Adirondacks
Sun Valley
Banff Springs
Tides and Temperatures For Wednesday July 6 1965
Coastal forecast for July 6 lists tide levels and air temperatures across key ports. Observers should expect higher tides in the morning and cooler conditions toward evening with variable wind.
Severe storms bring tornadoes hail and heat across regions
Tornadoes hail and high winds lashed Minnesota and surrounding states Monday night with gusts up to 70 mph. Temperatures reached 100s as storms swept from Fargo North Dakota to St. Cloud Minnesota and caused widespread damage and road closures.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Cen Jas
Tral
Wisconsin
Fargo
Harrisburg
Central
Pennsylvania
Mercury
Hall
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Upstate
New York
Police Kill 18 Terrorists in Jungle Strike
Reports say police killed 18 terrorists in a jungle operation near Trang province in Thailand during a Friday to Saturday gun battle. Details describe scattered injuries and tropical rains as forces pressed the attack.
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Bangkok
Fighteen
New York City
Thailand
Tan
Trang
Long Island
Nassau County
Indiana
Maryland
15 Cent Transit Fare Ends in New York
New York City's 15-cent bus and subway fare died today at age 13, blamed on insufficient profit. The Transit Authority raised the fare to 20 cents to cover rising costs, with subway tokens remaining the same. About 1.2 million riders will pay an extra nickel daily, and officials hope to maintain the tariff for a year or longer.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Transit Authority
Britain Spain to Resume Gibraltar Talks in London
Britain and Spain will restart negotiations on Gibraltar in London on July 12, the Foreign Office said today. The talks aim to settle the disputed future status of the British territory with emphasis on improving bilateral ties and regional stability.
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Spain
London
Gibraltar
Foreign Office
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