Tornadoes Strike Wisconsin Cities Across Four Towns
Violent winds hit Port Washington Fond du Lac Beaver Dam and Oak Creek with funnel clouds sighted near Port Washington and Fond du Lac. Dozens of homes damaged demolished or left uninhabitable with 23 injured in Port Washington and widespread property loss across the four cities.
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Port Washington
Fond du Lac
Beaver Dam
Milwaukee
Oak Creek
Lake Michigan
Ozaukee County
Viol Fidenberger
Daa
The
Red Cross
Clare Booth Luce Enters New York Senate Race
Former Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce accepts Conservative party nomination in New York senatorial contest. Her entry could split Republican votes and aid Robert F. Kennedy, as Goldwater supporters urge unity behind Goldwater Miller ticket. Kennedy earns Wagner endorsement as he seeks Democratic nomination.
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New York
UPI
Clare Boothe Luce
Luce
Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
Henry Luce
Kenneth B. Keating
Goldwater- Miller
Mrs. Luce
Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Back in His Accustomed Place in The Daily News
The note states he will return to his accustomed seat in The Daily News next Tuesday morning, signaling a resumed routine and anticipated return.
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Will
The
Daily News
Cleo Hurls Hurricane Fury Through Caribbean
Cleo lashed the Virgin Islands Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic with winds near 115 mph. Guadeloupe suffered heavy damage with uprooted trees and cut communications while St. Croix faced gale force winds. About 1,400 National Guardsmen were evacuated from Puerto Rico as authorities urged precautions and evacuations.
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Cleo
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Guadeloupe
Basse Terre
Weather Bureau
St. Croix
U.S
Macdill Air Force Base
Tampa
Fla
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rican National Guard
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Globe-News Adds 10 Line Classified Phone System
A new ten line direct connection to the Globe-News classified department goes live Monday to speed service. The upgrade reduces circuit congestion by routing classified ads separately while other departments stay on the old number DR6-4488.
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Globe-News
Neuws
Multiple Traffic Fatalities Strike Amarillo Saturday
A 22nd traffic fatality this year in Amarillo followed by a 16 year old boy in critical condition after separate accidents Saturday afternoon. Victims include Stephanie Gay Smith 22 and Marvin Lynn Tigart 16. Also four killed in a two car crash at 10th Ave and Willow St and Rowland H Eldridge 66 died from earlier injuries in a Paramount and Mays collision.
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Stephanie Gay Smith
Jerry Smith
Lipscomb
Marvin Lynn Tigart
Taylor
Northwest
Texas
Jerry C. McCullough
Bonham
Canyon Expressway
Tigart
Maverick Boys Club
McCullough
10Th Ave
Willow St
Eugene Thomas Cady
Audna June Vincent
Walta Nell Howard
Jackson
Timothy
Rowland H. Eldridge
Julie Drive
Paramount
Radioactive Material Truck Crash Ties Up Manhattan Traffic
A collision between a car and a truck carrying radioactive material near the Macombs Dam Bridge in upper Manhattan closed a two block area to traffic. Fire and police reports initially warned of a release, but officials said there was no leakage or hazard. Four people were injured, none seriously. The truck belonged to Sylvania Electronic Co of Hicksville, Long Island.
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New York
Upper Manhattan
Fire Department
Sylvania Electronic Co
Hicksville
Long Island
Macombs Dam
Manhattan
Bronx
5000 Demonstrate Against Khanh Rule in Hue
About 5000 students and adults protested Nguyen Khanh rule in Hue, circling the former imperial palace twice and crossing the Perfume River before dispersing peacefully. Police did not intervene as more adults joined student demonstrators, signaling rising unrest in South Vietnam.
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Hue
South Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Imperial Palace
Saigon
Khanh
Vung Tao
Hue Students Rally After Buddhist Protests
In Hue about 2,000 students marched in a torchlit “march of silence” amid Buddhist protests alleging persecution. In Saigon, Buddhists were reported to be secretly negotiating with Khanh and drafting a formal demand to end the persecution. Tich Tam Chau, president of the Buddhist Institute for Secular Affairs, warned their stand is hardening.
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Hue J
Saigon
Viet Nam
Khanh
Tteir
Tich Tamh Chau
The
Buddhist Institute For Secular Affairs
Democrats Face VP Pick Uncertainty Ahead of Convention
In Atlantic City Mississippi delegates face charges of tolerating murder and Communist support as they attend preliminaries for the Democratic National Convention. Sen Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota arrives without White House confirmation and President Johnson signals he will announce his vice presidential choice early next week as the convention opens.
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Cecilia Scholl
President Johnson
Atlantic City
Robert Scholl
Philadelphia
N.J
Johnson
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Washington
Texans Head East on Panhandle and Texas Delegation Trek
Texans head east for a delegation march to Atlantic City with Panhandle and Texas groups planning a page one, section D update detailing travel, aims, and schedule.
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Panhandle
Texas
Atlantic City
Mississippi Delegation in Debate at Democratic Credentials Committee
The Credentials Committee heard conflicting claims from a predominantly Negro Mississippi delegation over seats and heard a tearful jail and beating testimony. The 64 Negroes and 4 whites refused to consider a compromise while other challenges to Alabama Puerto Rico Virgin Islands and Oregon were held over for Sunday. Governor Sanders reported President Johnson said choosing a running mate was one of the hardest decisions.
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Mississippi
Mississippi Freedom Democratic
Alabama
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Oregon
Johnson
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Amarillo Weather Report Hints Warmer Skies Ahead
The forecast calls for fair skies and slightly warmer temperatures in Amarillo today. The note mentions sun on 22 of 235 days in 1964 and directs readers to Page 2 for detailed weather.
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Amarillo
Rebels Driven Back as Bukavu Reopens
Congolese troops fought pockets of leftist rebels around Bukavu as street battles waned. Six Belgians were among over 300 killed while three missing Americans were found safe near Bukavu, including consul Lewis Macfarlane and officers William Dodds and Doald Rattan. Families in Virginia learned they were safe.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Bukavu
Amercan
Lewis R. Macfarlane
Seattle
Wash
William A. Dodds
Doald V. Rattan
U.S
Congo
Alex
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Clare Booth Luce
Atorzzard
Caritbbean
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James D. Landtroop
Ross
Northwest Texas Hospital
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Rancho Oil and Gas
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