Weather forecast summary for Gulf coast to Northern Plains
Period ending 7 am Thursday shows Wednesday night showers and thunder storms across the Gulf coast region Southern Plains and most of the Plateaus. Cooler in parts of the Southern Mississippi Valley and Northern Plains warmer in the middle Mississippi Valley and Northern Plains. Partly cloudy in New Mexico with scattered showers through Thursday and locally heavy showers east of the Rio Grande. Lows tonight 45 to 60 north 55 to 70 south highs Thursday 76 to 86 north 72 to 89 south. Highest yesterday 109 at Palm Springs California.
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Miss Arizona Gifts Foot of Land to Contest
Miss Arizona Lau na Kay Gardner plans to give each Miss America contestant a deed to a square foot of land adjoining the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona. The gesture is to mark the pageant participation in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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De Gaulle Visits New Hebrides Ahead of Atomic Test
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Port Vila New Hebrides for a brief official visit on a round the world trip. He will observe the Saturday blast from the cruiser De Grasse 25 miles away near the balloon.
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Fireflies’ deceitful females drain store in storm damage
A male Photinus firefly, lured by deceptive flashing, caused $2.00 damage by blowing open a store door during a storm. The incident involved Photinus species behavior where females imitate male signals and prey on suitors.
Burglar steals Beatles scribbled cloth from catering service
A masked intruder shattered a window at a local caterer and took a tablecloth bearing doodles and signatures from John Lennon and Paul McCartney. In separate items, UNC Chapel Hill received 2.4 million dollars in grants for child mental retardation research, and four female tiger cubs were born at the Indianapolis Zoo, with two cubs killed by the mother.
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Tonga Coronation Set for July 4
Wellington AP reports the coronation of King Taufaahau Tupou III of Tonga is scheduled for July 4 next year, aligning with his 49th birthday. He ascended after Queen Salote died in New Zealand last December.
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Israeli mine injures six near Syrian border
Six Israeli men on the way to work were injured when a mine exploded beneath a tractor trailer near the Syrian border, according to an Israeli military spokesman.
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Float Entry Rules For VEHICLES At The Fair
Entry rules specify a $10 fee for vehicles unless the float also exhibits at the fair grounds. If the entry is a float proper, the $10 fee does not apply and a full description is required.
Indian Students Put in Four Year Study Across Regions
Indian students from Gallup area high schools join a four year 93797 study to determine where they perform best. The Southwest Cooperative Educational Laboratory in Albuquerque conducts the project under a Bureau of Indian Affairs contract. Public and federal schools in BIA units Aberdeen Anadarko Cherokee Muskogee Billings Juneau and Phoenix participate.
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Woman killed by cable car in San Francisco incident
A woman, 65, was fatally struck by a San Francisco cable car at Powell and Washington streets during a holiday. The victim was identified as Mrs. Duck Jung Dear. Investigators say collapsible metal tubes were involved in the incident, noted as the only fatal accident of the day.
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Juarez Taxi Drivers Targeted In Moralization Campaign
Juarez city officials launch a campaign to curb vulgar language among taxi drivers at main street stands after multiple complaints. The effort aims to improve public conduct and city image.
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