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Where Cleo Is Heading--Open arrow indicates direction of Hurricane Cleo as it headed toward the island of Jamaica today. Hurricane warnings were in effect for Jamaica and the southwest peninsula of Haiti.
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Where Cleo Is Heading--Open arrow indicates direction of Hurricane Cleo as it headed toward the island of Jamaica today. Hurricane warnings were in effect for Jamaica and the southwest peninsula of Haiti.

Associated Press · [ca. August 1964]

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

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