Weather by Wirephoto Shows scattered showers regionally
Showers tonight east of the Mississippi River and in the central Plains plus Wyoming Colorado Nevada Utah and New Mexico. The east stays warm with temperatures rising in Texas lower Ohio Valley Georgia and frush feet.
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Colorado
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Washington
Weather forecast and past extremes with city note
Scattered showers expected tonight with mild temperatures tomorrow. Yesterday’s high 78 and low 62. today’s humidity 91 percent. Sunset 8 11 p m, sunrise 6 09 a m. Record highs 96 in 1547 and 48 in 1941. Other cities mention.
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Atlanta
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New Orleans
Boston
New Friendly US Customs Declaration Form Introduced
The Customs Bureau unveiled a simplified welcoming declaration form for returning American citizens. Effective Aug. 27 at major ports, airports, and border stations, the form is printed in blue and uses check marks for basic questions. It will be first issued in English with translations planned.
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United States Customs Service
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Nervous Gunman Robs Indiana Service Station
A nervous gunman robbed the Three Gables service station in Kendalville Indiana Sunday night taking 260 dollars from the cash register. Attendant Ed Ebert said the robber was apologetic and cautious, left quickly after the hold up, and claimed he did not want to hurt anyone if possible.
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Three Gables
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Nixon Promises Peace Strategy At Veterans Event
Vice President Richard Nixon told a Dallas audience that the United States will win the struggle for peace against Communism. He outlined a peace platform stressing resolute purpose backed by military strength and unity at home, with goals including disarmament, aid to allies, and removing barriers of ignorance and prejudice.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Grandson Joins Crowd to Root Harriman in Chicago
In Chicago Gov. Averell Harriman draws a cheering crowd including his 14 year old grandson Robert Fisk of New York who wears a large button reading Win Again with Harriman as the event promotes the governor.
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Averell Harriman
Robert Fisk
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Democrats Get Off To Confused Start At Convention
Chicago report on the Democratic National Convention opening with confusion over leadership and potential candidates. Observers note slogans and shifts in campaigns as insiders debate who leads and what direction the party may take amid TV glare and shifting allegiances.
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Will Rogers
Laagely
Stevenson
Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Happy Chandler
Harry Truman
Sam Rayburn
Police Mobilize 53 Detectives for DNC Convent Security
In Chicago at the Inter national Amphitheatre during the Democratic national convention 53 plainclothes officers were assigned to security duties. Chief of Detectives Patrick Deely sent 19 to hunt pickpockets four to a bomb ranger arson detail and the rest to general work. Forty seven detectives searched the building for bombs Sunday and found nothing.
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Chicago
Inter ‘National
Patrick Deeley
Huntsor
Army airlift and landings in World War II amphibious operations
During World War II the U S Army pursued maritime transportation interests. Twenty eight Army divisions participated in forty two amphibious assault landings.
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U. S
Ex Grid Players Back Kennedy Campaign
Three former Harvard football players join Sen. Kennedy's vice presidential support list. Torbert H. MacDonald, Harvard captain in 1938, Ken O’Donnell, captain in 4% era, and Kennedy brother Robert, who played for the Crimson in 1945 to 1947, are named.
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101-Year-Old Miller Celebrates Eisenhower Birthday Note
In Madison Indiana 101-year-old Francis Miller reads a letter from President Eisenhower congratulating him and his 89-year-old wife on their forthcoming th wedding anniversary. Miller says Eisenhower is his man for president.
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