Weather scientists debunk Russian claim on nuclear weather effect
Washington officials say no scientific data support that high altitude U S nuclear blasts alter weather. Meteorologists Harris and Namias note the troposphere drives most weather and blasts at 20 to 40 miles up would have minimal or no global impact. Local effects near detonation sites are possible but broad patterns are unlikely.
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Weather Bureau
U.S
D. Lée Harris
Tropics
Moscow
Harris
Jerome Namias
Bureau
Russia
Pacific
Plane crash on construction site ends in tragedy
The light plane flown by Wetzler plunged into the ground during a construction job aftermath. Cox and co workers Wallace Lanier and Pat Carhart found him unconscious with severe head injuries as the aircraft demolished and fuel exhausted amid head winds. Wetzler was transported to St. Anthony's by ambulance.
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Pat Carhart
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FAA
Wichita
St. Anthony’s
Poston Funeral Home Ambulance
French Algerian conflict tests will and clemency urge
A French lieutenant and three Muslims were killed as Paris debated clemency for Jouhaud. Officials warned terror teams may not reflect the Secret Army, while informants said the group has written him off as a casualty of war. The case shapes the future for Algeria’s European population.
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Ue Gaulle
Jouhaud
Algeria
Secret Army
Algiers
Rail unions approve one year contract wage boost
Railroad management and 11 unions representing about 450000 non operating workers reach a one year contract. The package includes a 10.28 cent an hour rise retroactive to Feb 1 and 6.28 cent effective May, with 4 cent retroactive to Feb 1 and 6.28 cent May.
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Chicago
George E. Leighty
Severe hail and rainfall sweep through the Texas Panhandle
A four inch downpour hit Turkey between 3 and 7 p.m. swelling the Pease River. Hail sizes reached ten inches in diameter on a farm south of Turkey, with golf ball sized hail over the city. Tornado sighted between Higgins and Follett but caused no damage. Public Safety funnel alert near Panhandle and a severe weather watch issued spanning 120 miles from west of Abilene to northwest of Enid Oklahoma.
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Paducah
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Follett
Department of Public Safety
Panhandle
U. S. Weather Bureau
Abilene
Enid
Oklo
Canadian
Childress
Clarendon
McLean
Shamrock
Silverton
Wellington
CIA to Firing Affects Large CIA Workforce
The CIA is discharging a sizeable number of longtime employees as part of a job control plan to boost efficiency. Exact figures are undisclosed. the agency has already surpassed the 380 discharged in the prior year. Chief John McCone leads the agency after Allen Dulles. Former officers face security barriers when seeking new work.
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Alien Dulles
Dulles
John McCone
Whitten Wins Hot Democratic Primary In Mississippi District
In a newly redrawn Mississippi district, insurgent Rep Jamie Whitten defeated Rep Frank Smith in a heated Democratic primary as state loses a seat after the 1960 census. Merrill Lindsey, a Black candidate, trails with under 1000 votes as other Mississippi races show Rep John Bell Williams also challenging the Kennedy faction.
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Bailiwick
Mississippi
Jamie Whitten
Kennedy
Frank Smith
River Road bond election under challenge after ballot review
Judge Mary Lou Robinson hears a bid to open River Road School District ballots from the March 10 bond issue vote. Attorneys contend 11 voters were not tax residents, possibly altering the 135 to 131 outcome and seeking ballot box access to determine legality.
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Mary Lou Robinson
River Road
Robinson
Seven Day Delay Seen For A Test
Honolulu reports the United States plans another seven days before attempting a high altitude nuclear test above Johnston Island with a four day notice to airlines and ships. Thor pad work began after a malfunction caused the destruction of the missile and warhead with no explosion. Fort Worth reports a recount push by Buster Lary in the Democratic primary race for district clerk after unofficial returns show George Johnson ahead.
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United States
Johnston Island
Joint Task Force
Tass
Christmas Island
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Tal
Johnston
Thor
Fort Worth
UPI
Buster Lary
Lary
Yale Lary
George Johnson
Obituary notices for Bagwell McDaniel Offenborger and Shirley
Obituaries list Bessie Bagwell 67 of Dumas Texas with many relatives and services at First Methodist Church Dumas and Littlefield Cemetery. John Clinton McDaniel 82 of Barnes with 15 grandchildren and pending services. William Offenborger 77 of Perryton with several children and graves at Beevoroy Ohio. Lane Shirley 54 of Perryton wife of T Shirley with burial at Lane Cemetery.
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Jose Bagwell
Meredith
Dumas
Texas
Perry Landers
J. &. Rice
H. Y. Harrell
Louise Erskine
Arthur Beer
Jack
Joe
Earl
T. B. Fowler
Inez Grady
Howard
W. O
Jess Farley
First Methodist
Littlefield
McBaniel
John Clinton McDaniel
North Theredith
Barnes
Cother
George Newton
Cordelia Aisun
Don McDaniel
Jennie Roesch
George McDaniel
Ollenborger
William Oflenborger
Perryton
Bural
Bethel Mennonite
Beaver Ourty
Ohio
Shirley Lane
Shirley
Bellaire
Co. T. Shirley
F. £.Budde
Estes Hearings Probed as Officials Expected This Week
A House subcommittee preparing a full week of hearings faces testimony from Commercial Solvents officials in New York about the Estes case. Texas Atty. Gen. Will Wilson may appear. Rep. Ross Bass accuses Wilson of noncooperation, while Sen. Mundt warns of potential Estes like scandals from the farm bill.
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Commercial Solvents Corporation of New York
Texas
Atty
Will Wilson
Wilson
Capitol
Karl E. Mundt
R.S. Dake
Bodies of eight newborns found in Akron funeral home
In Akron Ohio police report eight newborn and stillborn infants were discovered in a back room of a funeral home operated by Clarence Irby 17. The bodies were among debris and some bore bracelets and name tags. Most appeared to have been born in hospitals. The case is described by County coroner Dr William Pittinger as highly bizarre.
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Ohio
William Pittinger
Summit County
Clarence Irby
Charles Madden
California Republicans probe Senate race and renomination
The article notes Republicans aim to reelect a key incumbent in November regardless of opponents. It discusses choices to renominate Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel or replace him with Howard Jarvis or Loyd Wright, with Los Angeles figures also considering the Democratic bid by State Sen. Richard Richards who previously lost to Kuchel.
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John Sherman Cooper
Kennedy
New England
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
House
John McCormack
California
Nixon
Joseph CC. Shell
Los Angeles
The
John Birch Society
John Rousselot
Edgar Hiestand
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Thomas H. Kuchel
Howard Jarvis
Loyd Wright
Richard Richards
U.S. Senate
Kuchel
Richards
Potter County canvasses adjust state race totals
The Potter County Democratic Executive Committee met at 5 p.m. Tuesday to finalize the official canvass of Saturday voting. An error changed Paul Gaither’s total by 10 votes to 4,193, narrowing the margin to 134 over Walter Knapp. Other totals remained as in the unofficial returns.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Paul Gaither
Walter Knapp
Sunday News-Globe
Cas Johnson
Johnson
E. J Bills Henderson
John Connally
von Yarborough
Preston Smith
James A. Turman
Waggoner Carr
Tom Beagley
Joe Pool
Woodrow Wilson Bean
J. M
Red) Simpson
Ted B. Springer
Jim Saunders
Ray Box
Quebec Open Pit Mines Drive Most Asbestos Output
Open pit mining in Quebec contributes the majority of the province’s asbestos production from the mines area.
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Quebec
Tragedy in Amarillo: Child dies of suspected suffocation
A boy in Amarillo died after being found in a duplex alleyway room. TJ performed mouth to mouth resuscitation without success. The bag used to smother was tied to a shirt wrapper. The coroner had not yet ruled on the cause of death. Funeral arrangements are pending. Survivors include the boy's parents and maternal grandparents.
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Crump
Northwest Texas Hospital
Almarillo Ambulance Service
Garnett Lee
Lee
Thurman
Justice of the Peace
Cliff Roberts
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Amarillo
One Inch Rain Totals 27000 Gallons Per Acre
An inch of rainfall yields about 27000 gallons of water per acre, illustrating how precipitation translates into usable irrigation and runoff volumes for farmland. This rule of thumb helps farmers estimate water needs and environmental impact from storm events.
Dow Theory Signaled Worst Stock Drop in 30 Years
The Dow Theory signaled a bear turn on April 27, predicting the sharpest weekly declines since 1929. A Dow Theory Forecasts bulletin advised selling weak stocks, converting portfolios to 25 to 50 percent cash, and provided a list of 176 sell candidates. A 30 day trial subscription offer promises weekly guidance and a current list of three stocks for the next buying opportunity.
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Dow Theory
Dow Theory Forecasts subscription request from Chicago
A reader from Chicago requests a 10 Day Trial Subscriber enrollment with $1 enclosed and asks for the report titled 3 Stocks for the Next Buying Opportunity. The note promises a refund if not satisfied and provides name address city state details in incomplete form.
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Best
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Ilinois
Dow Theory
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