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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
7
Rainy conditions stretch over the Atlantic coast, western Lakes, Plateaus and Rockies. Temperatures rise in the far south Plains while Dakotas cool, per AP Wirephoto.
Yesterday high reached 85 and low 58 with sunrise at 5 28 a m. Today record high 95 in 1983 and record low 45 in 1919. Humidity 53 yesterday 57 today. Tonight and tomorrow winds variable 5 15 knots.
A state health report confirms 72 year old Juan Jaramillo of Servilleta near Albuquerque is ill with bubonic plague. Health officials race to trap wild animals for plague fleas as a laboratory test verifies the diagnosis and teams search tonight for the carrier.
In New York harbor the 11,252 ton Alva Cape exploded while unloading naphtha, raising deaths to four with nine injured and three missing. Fire, police, and coast guard responded as pilots and tug crews worked to avert further catastrophe.
Senate appropriations subcommittee, led by Sen. Holland, reportedly approved multistate boosts to school lunch and milk programs and eased farm research cuts. The panel raised funds for school lunches by about 10 million, for milk by 2 million, and reduced research reductions, while electric loan and rural phone figures were also adjusted. The broader farm bill, totaling about 6.9 billion, moves to the full Appropriations Committee before Senate action.
Mrs. Paulette Souquet a 46 year old cousin of Mrs John F Kennedy was killed in a Tuesday automobile accident in southern France She lived at Pont Saint Esprit and had been in Paris in 1961 when President Kennedy and his wife visited France.
Gov Rockefeller proclaimed July 1 as Eisenhower Golden Wedding Day in New York State. He praised the former president and said Mamie has stood by him, sustaining and strengthening him for a century.
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