Weather by Wirephoto forecast across U S regions
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast in the Gulf and south Atlantic states the Ohio Valley lower Great Lakes and north Atlantic states. Warmer in most of the Northeast eastern Gulf and northern and central Plains and Plateau. Colder from the western Gulf through the Great Lakes.
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Midwest storms lash vast plains and Great Lakes region
The Associated Press reports thunderstorms high winds and scattered tornadoes across the central United States with more severe weather expected. Tornadoes damaged farms in Astoria Missouri Illinois Iowa. Murphysboro Illinois suffered heavy damage. Wisconsin saw winds 70 mph and Madison rain. one highway death reported. Cape Kennedy Florida saw trailers flipped and minor injuries.
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Forecast of showers and cooler air for tomorrow
Showers and scattered thunderstorms tonight with showers ending tomorrow morning. Clearing and cooler conditions after noon tomorrow. Tonight’s low in the upper 50s, high tomorrow in the 70s. Record highs and lows noted with wind shifts from South-southwest to West-northwest. Lake Ontario winds from 20 to 30 knots shifting to 15 to 25 knots before daylight and tomorrow.
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Rusk to Address New York Council on Foreign Relations
Secretary of State Dean Rusk planned a New York trip to speak to the Council on Foreign Relations and conduct a series of private appointments. He was set to return to Washington on Wednesday.
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Johnson Bids for Wooden Spoon in Ice Box Raid
Washington AP reports Deputy White House press secretary Robert Fleming recounted President Johnson waking his wife to raid the ice box for tapioca using a metal spoon. Fleming noted Johnson speaks up sharply when irritated but does not stay angry and calls for aides to keep pace. He jokes about needing hobbies and a five night 30 hour week to gain sleep.
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Alaska's Largest State with Smallest Capital
Alaska, the largest state, has the smallest capital. Juneau's population is 7,200.
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City council asks Johnson to close New Bedford Job Corps Center
New Bedford Mass residents fear and disruption prompt city council to urge President Johnson to shut the Rodmans Job Corps Center. Police report a youth fired at a cruiser during a Saturday disturbance as about 40 trainees hurled rocks and pipes at officers. Since opening in August the center has seen arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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