Violent Weather Pummels U S Across Regions
The Associated Press reports torrential rains and tornadoes across the Northern Plains and East Coast as a advancing cold front drives storms from Florida to New England. Tornadoes hit Wagner and Spencer in South Dakota. Rapid City saw damage to homes and businesses and three injuries. Flooding swells rivers in Montana, New Mexico, Missouri, and beyond with three deaths in New Mexico. The Musselshell River surged, forcing road closures near Roundup Montana, while Corning Missouri sat underwater after a levee breach. Coast Guard halts boat traffic from Waverly to the Mississippi junction.
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Associated Press
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South Dakota
Wagner
Spencer
Rapid City
S.D
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Baker
Tos
Huron
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Rocky Mount
Blairsville
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Palms Beach
Fla
Mountain
Midwest
New Mexico
Missouri
Musselishell
Roundup
Mont
Corning
Texas Heat Expected Across State As Summer Nears
Humid air moving north from the Gulf sped spring departure with forecasts of warm weather statewide. A weak cool front might reach the Panhandle by Tuesday night but may stall. Summer temperatures were expected by Wednesday evening with 90s and even 103 at Presidio. Weekend showers occurred in southern and western Texas with scattered thunderstorms possible in the Panhandle.
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Associated Press
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Texas Panhandie
Upper Panhandle
Presidio
Big Bend
Reginald Denny Dies at 76 in England
Reginald Denny an American film actor with a career spanning more than 200 motion pictures died of a stroke in England. He was 76 and began his movie work in 1920 with a series of 18 silent serials.
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Reginald Denny
Los Angeles
England
Denny
Playwright Eugene O Neill to be honored with stamp
The late Eugene O Neill will be depicted on a five cent stamp to be issued October 16 in New London Connecticut at his boyhood home. O Neill received four Pulitzer Prizes and the Nobel Prize for Literature. The stamp shows him in a brooding mood and will be printed in dark purple.
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U.S
Eugene O'Neill
New London
Public Schools Said Contributing To Delinquency
Washington AP report says a presidential crime commission task force blames public schools for rising juvenile delinquency. It cites teachers' failures to aid slow learners, prejudging slum children, and discomfort for troublemakers, urging schools to reduce dropouts and better prepare students for college or work. Nicholas Katzenbach criticizes juvenile courts for not meeting expected standards.
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Washington
Presidential Crime Commission
Nicholas Katzenbach
Crime Commission
Stokely Spends Night In Jail
Atlanta police arrested Stokely Carmichael and four others in the Dixie Hills area after two nights of racial tension. Carmichael spent the night in jail rather than post a 50 bond. The four others posted 25 bonds and were released. The group faced charges of failing to move at an officer's direction. Police identified Donald Stone Ernest Stephens Charles Usher and Johnny Burkes as the others. A hearing for Carmichael was scheduled today.
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Atlanta, Ga
Stokely Carmichael
Dixie Hills
Donald Stone
Ernest Stephens
Charles Usher
Johnny Burkes
Atlanta
Carmichael
Malcolm X
Satellite Marks Its Fourth Year
Washington AP reports Tiros 7, America s oldest operating weather satellite, marks its fourth birthday. Launched June 19, 1963 from Cape Kennedy Florida it has photographed storms, sent back over 1240000 pictures over 50 billion square miles of earth and cloud cover, traveled 594 million miles and completed 21600 orbits. Goddard Space Flight Center scientists in Greenbelt Maryland plan to reactivate the satellite today expecting normal flawless performance.
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Washington
America
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Cincinnati Calm After Weekend Violence Ends
Cincinnati residents enjoyed cool quiet as racial clashes in Negro areas subsided. Police disbanded the special riot post and most of about 1200 National Guardsmen withdrew. damage surpassed 15 million dollars and at least 350 people were arrested after four hot nights of looting arson and vandalism.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jacob Schott
Mishap Damages House and Three Autos at Wright and First
Three vehicles and a residence were damaged Friday at Wright and First Streets in a mishap. Patrolman P J K Kuehn reported Rufus Thedford of 409 South 7th Street and William Floyd Spear of 602 West Murill collided at the intersection, pushing Thedford’s car into a parked vehicle and then into a house at 20 Wright. The house owner is James W Williams. the parked car belonged to Sam Vincent of 100 East Wright. No injuries were reported. the front of the house sustained heavy damage. Rainbow Bridge at Niagara Falls, N C, is noted for its world’s longest hingeless arch span.
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Wright
First Streets
P. JK. Kuehn
Rufus Thedford
7Th St
William Floyd Spear
W. Murill
Thedford
Kuhn
James W. Williams
Sam Vincent
E. Wright
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