Dora Aims for Southeastern Coast--Described as "large and dangerous" Hurricane Dora plods towards the southeastern U.S. coast at about 10 miles an hour, packing 100-mile-an-hour winds. Weather forecasters predict Dora, which covers an area 500 miles across, will "swallow up" her sister, Hurricane Ethel. Dora is still 700 miles out to sea.
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Dora Aims for Southeastern Coast--Described as "large and dangerous" Hurricane Dora plods towards the southeastern U.S. coast at about 10 miles an hour, packing 100-mile-an-hour winds. Weather forecasters predict Dora, which covers an area 500 miles across, will "swallow up" her sister, Hurricane Ethel. Dora is still 700 miles out to sea.

Associated Press · [ca. September 1964]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Hurricane: Maps: Wire Photos

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