Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Fickle Betsy Turns South -- Cross locates approximate position of erratic hurricane Betsy which took a freakish southward turn today and menaced the northern Bahama Islands and South Florida. It had moved earlier toward North Carolina. A hurricane watch was in effect from Cape Kennedy to Key West.
Fickle Betsy Turns South -- Cross locates approximate position of erratic hurricane Betsy which took a freakish southward turn today and menaced the northern Bahama Islands and South Florida. It had moved earlier toward North Carolina. A hurricane watch was in effect from Cape Kennedy to Key West.
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Fickle Betsy Turns South -- Cross locates approximate position of erratic hurricane Betsy which took a freakish southward turn today and menaced the northern Bahama Islands and South Florida. It had moved earlier toward North Carolina. A hurricane watch was in effect from Cape Kennedy to Key West.

Associated Press · [ca. September 1965]

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

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