New York Sizzles As City Records 101 Degree Heat
New York City endured its hottest day of the year with a 101 degree high. The heat, described as a stagnant mass of warm air, prompted the weather bureau to warn of continued high temperatures. The day marked the hottest since 1957 and nearly tied the all time record set in 1936.
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Ay Marine Exchange
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Oakland
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Owell River
Galléat
Aes Davies
Rime Bor East Works
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Marviand
Framro Ander
Sayed Stewart
Moemee Rtd
Beton Lucid
Harbor Boat Works
San Bran Ilergan
New York
Merrie Pine
Fai
Sta. Alamogordo
Aid Flown for Hurricane Victims in Morelia Area
Helicopters and light planes ferry aid across Michoacan and Colima after hurricane Adela battered the central Pacific coast. Winds estimated near 200 mph damaged banana crops and huts, leaving about 2,000 homeless and causing at least 40,000 dollars in damage.
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Morelia
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UPI
Mexico
Pacific
Colina
Michoacan
Carlos Martinez
Summer sun fades hair color and swimming tips
Summer sun lightens hair color and chlorine adds to fading when swimming without a cap. Some pools ban caps to protect dye and avoid lawsuits, but natural color lightens less. If you mind a lighter shade skip the cap, and in lakes or sea the sun remains the main factor.
Tides and Temperatures for Wednesday June 29 1966
Weather and tidal data for Wednesday June 29 1966 show sunset at 8 08 pm and moonrise times. High tides at 7 46 am and 6 36 pm reach 3 6 and 6 3 feet respectively while low tides occur at 1 12 am and 12 06 pm with depths 6 4 and 2 0 feet.
Pay increase approved for Los Angeles teachers and staff
The Los Angeles board of education approved a 3.89 percent pay boost for 31 000 teachers and administrators as part of the school system budget of 519 million dollars for 1966 67.
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Los Angeles
Board of Education
Heat waves sweep East and Southwest in hot summer pattern
Heat and humidity grip much of the nation with highs near 100 in the East and record June highs in several cities. Southwest deserts report 111 to 112 degree readings while a line of storms delivers heavy rain and strong winds from Nebraska to Wisconsin.
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South Atlantic
Great Plains
Southwest
Mercury
Arkansas
Ohio Valley
New York City
Morrsburg
Pittsburgh
Southwest Desert
Iowa
Nebraska
Timnois
Wisconsin
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