Weather summary for period ending Friday morning
For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday, showers and thundershowers spread from southern Florida to the central plains and Mississippi Valley, with rain in the lakes region and showers in the northern Rockies. Expect mostly sunny conditions elsewhere, milder eastern regions, and cooler northern plains. Temperature readings show highs near 90s and lows around 50s to 60s, with normal highs near 95 and record highs noted. New Mexico forecast calls for increasing showers northward into the southeast by morning, cooler northeast tonight, fair west Friday with scattered showers east, and lows 40s north 50s south with highs 60s to 85s.
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Milwaukee 14 charges dismissed by federal judge
U S District Judge Myron Gordon dismissed federal charges against 10 Milwaukee 14 members tied to burning draft records citing adverse publicity on jurors. Detainer and bond kept pending possible appeal while two defendants pled guilty to interfering with the draft. A pre sentence report ordered as protesters, including clergymen, defended the act on moral grounds. First appearance note states the eagle on the U S coin first appeared in 1776 on a Massachusetts penny.
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Boyle Translates Hidden Meanings
New York AP notes a summer hobby in double talk, showing phrases with jokey translations. The piece mocks polite evasions used in everyday talk and hints at social aims like marriage, money, or status through witty samples.
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Policy's Face Value Collected by 96 Year Old
Louisville, Ky AP reports William P Bland, 96, collected the face value of his life insurance policy, a rarity. The policy dated March 1873 matured in 1969 under old mortality tables, though current tables set age 100 as maturity. The contract was written longhand.
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Bland
First human trials planned for nuclear powered pacemaker
Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark says 25 volunteers have joined the program for the first human implantation of a nuclear powered cardiac pacemaker. The device, two thirds the size of a cigarette pack and weighing 32 ounces, is designed to run at least 10 years with no external charging.
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Chum
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Atomic Energy Commission
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