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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1966
Page
7
In Kingman Kansas AP Leo Daughtry stopped a friend but his shoes got muddy as he stepped out leaving them beside a porch box holding Salvation Army clothing. He walked home in bare stocking feet.
An advertisement urges older readers to try Seavran and Sesutan products for regularity. It claims Sixurat concentrate aids mature digestion, stimulates intestinal muscles, and offers a gentler alternative to harsh laxatives. The copy hints the words Seavran read backwards spell mature.
Rain and showers spread along the Gulf Coast and into the middle Atlantic region. Warmer temperatures reach the Northeast while cooler air moves into the central Plains and western Great Lakes area.
AP reports UAPE Kennedy Florida that a method to control hydrogen fuel in outer space has been announced by the space agency. The technology reportedly must be mastered before Americans land on the moon.
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy and cool conditions tonight and tomorrow with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s. Yesterday's high was 53 and the low 4b. Sunset at 7 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow morning. A record high of 83 set in 1830 and record low of 26 in 1903. Relative humidity around 49 percent yesterday at 8 p.m. and 54 percent today at 3 a.m. Winds east to northeast 8 to 15 mph.
The Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta urges immunization for all children who have not had measles or the vaccine. The CDC said its weekly report confirms highly effective safe vaccines are available to eliminate measles.
Onondaga County court denied Baer permission to appeal to the State Court of Appeals. He argued he was not engaging in criminal acts during a protest and questioned the legality of the cited laws. Judge Gale ruled police limited access to a government building amid demonstrations and upheld the conviction to protect public order.
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