The Key West citizen
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The field of hurricane winds
had shrunk after the clash with
mountainous land. Blasts of hur
ricane force pounded outward 35
miles to the northeast and 20
miles to the southwest of the cen
ter.
Gales swept an area almost 300
miles in diameter.
I The Navy sent aircraft from.
Guantanamo Bay to shelter as
far distant as Jacksonville, Fla.
Flora’s 14 m.p.h. north-north
westerly tract would eventually
carry her into the U.S. mainland.
But the westerlies, a huge flow
of winds that range up and down
the Eastern Seaboard, might blow
Flora into the Atlantic. Right now,
they begin near Miami, but the
Weather Bureau said the picture
could change within 12 hours.
In 1954, Hurricane Hazel crossed
Haiti and then blasted the U.S.
Eastern Seaboard, driving hurri
cane force winds as far north as
Canada.
Flora’s hurricane force winds
extended 50 miles to the north and
east of the eye and 25 miles to
the south and west. Gales swirled
out 175 miles to the north and
form of unauthorized solicitation.
The story spouted by the solici
tors is that they have been auth
orized by VFW Post. 6021 to col
lect money to print or purchase
booklets which contained in
formation about the national flag
and that the Monroe County
School Board would distribute
the booklets.
The school board office, quer
ied by Gay. said they knew “ab
solutely nothing about any such
project”
Tony Ramelli, commander of
the W Post at 325 Elizabeth
Street, was distressed that any
VFW Post be blamed far falsi
fied authorization.
There was no response to tele
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The Key West citizen. (1963). Key West, Fla., 1963-10-04. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016244/1963-10-04/ed-1/?sp=8
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Key West citizen, 1963-10-04.
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