Weather relief hopes after damaging Indiana storm
A cold front from a damaging storm that hit the Jeffersonville and New Albany areas moved southward from Indiana Thursday. Utility crews aimed to restore power to scattered blackout neighborhoods by Friday morning in the southeastern area. The Weather Bureau warned of possible thunder showers Friday evening and again late Saturday as temperatures rise to the 90s. The week saw narrow thunderstorm bands with limited rainfall, while a growing rain deficit persisted this year. Indiana Weather Bureau stations reported excess rainfall end of year, with the 1906 and normal predictions noted.
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Downstate area reports thunderstorm totals for six months across northeastern Indiana. Rainfall varied by station with Fort Wayne 6.08 inches in May and 1.04 in June, while Indianapolis logged 6.07 inches in May and 1.47 in June. Normal July rainfall ranged 3.4 to 3.7 inches, but local totals show wide disparities and a near unusable public water supply in parts of northeast Indianapolis since May.
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German Made Cars Recalled for Front Axle Defects
Karmann Ghia and Volkswagen models from 1965 to 1966 are being recalled for defective front axles and ball joints. About 197000 cars in the United States will be repaired, with owners notified and dealers preparing to fix rear luggage compartment lids that could open in a rear impact.
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New Car Sales Slide in Tenth June Period
DETAGIT AP reports late June new car sales total 298,663 for June 21 30, down 10.2 percent from 329,337 a year ago. All six major firms show declines. American Motors bucked the trend with 26,528 cars sold, up 6 percent and AMC’s best monthly total since 1966 launch.
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Bethany Youth Group Outing at Riverside Park
Mr and Mrs Doyle Severos and Don Johns chaperoned Bethany Christian Church Senior High Youth at Riverside Park in Andiangpalis during a recent outing.
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Machinists and Air Carriers Seek to Avert Nationwide Strike
Negotiations between the International Association of Machinists and five major airlines continued around the clock in a bid to avert a nationwide strike that could halt 60 percent of the nation’s air traffic. Union leaders pressed for progress as talks resumed amid mediation while a Friday 6 am deadline loomed.
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Warsaw Pact to Attack U S Policy Over Viet Nam
Warsaw Pact nations meet in Romania to issue a declaration expected to condemn U S bombings in Viet Nam and vow support for Viet Cong and North Viet Nam. The plan surfaced after a surprise top level gathering amid talks of possible Soviet troop withdrawal and tensions within the bloc.
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