World Bank IMF meeting host wife's tea highlights event
Hower entertained about 450 women at a General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting and held a tea for wives of finance ministers during the World Bank and IMF gathering.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1959
Page
8
Hower entertained about 450 women at a General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting and held a tea for wives of finance ministers during the World Bank and IMF gathering.
Showers in New England western New York Pennsylvania West Virginia south Atlantic coast Gulf coast and southern middle Mississippi valley. Light rain in northern upper Lakes. Snow flurries in northern Montana. Warmer in Kansas and Oklahoma and mid Atlantic states. Cooler in Ohio valley and northern Plains. AP Wirephoto.
A tropical storm named Amy nears Kyushu with 55 mph winds as Japan remains in recovery from typhoon Vera. U S Air Force forecasters anticipate possible typhoon development while Japan studies the storm’s path across the south and central regions. The United States pledges four million pounds of wheat flour to aid Vera victims.
Huricane Hannah moved eastward across the Atlantic with 105 mph winds no longer threatening the United States but still menacing shipping. The Weather Bureau warned all ships in the storm’s path to exercise extreme caution.
Forecast calls for occasional rain or showers with little temperature change tonight and tomorrow. Winds northeast 15 to 20 mph. Yesterday’s high 66 and low 58. Sunset 6 38 pm today, sunrise 7 09 am tomorrow. Record high 86 in 1937, record low 28 in 1958. Relative humidity at 7 pm yesterday 94, today 96. Tomorrow NE winds 15 to 20 mph. City temps show varied highs and lows across multiple locales.
AP reports the United States plans a late November moonshot from Cape Canaveral to launch a 375 pound camera satellite into lunar orbit. A four day window starting November 28 is identified as the most logical launch period.
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