Floods Subside Texas Downpours Slack Off
Texas flood siege eases as Western and Central districts report lighter rain. Heavy downpours caused property damage, evacuations, and several traffic accidents across Houston, Waco, Paris, Killeen, Asherton, and surrounding areas with rainfall totals up to 15 inches in rural zones. Red Cross aided victims and typhoid shots were offered. authorities warned continued unsettled weather into Friday.
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Uy Tie
Associated Press
Robbie McCormick
Bay- Texas
Bernie Craft
Hungerford
Paris
Jack McKenzie
Longview
Houston
Waco
Wichita Falls
Iit Killeen
Sub- Texas
Asherton
Texas
Tion
Nolan Creek
Killeen
Catarina
Arthur City
Red Hood
River Valley
Carnae
Rize Springs
Brundage
Big Wells
Moon Houses
Thesea
San Antonio
Red Cross
Lester Hutchings Jr
Weather’ Bureau
Weather Bureau
Beaumont
Austin
Dallas
Texarkana
College Station
Tyler
Decatur
Carrellton
Celina Ennis
Gainesville
Justin
Muenster
Sitdell
Rockwall
Rosser
Springtown
Trinidad
Bowie
Valley View
Sherman
Weatherford
New USSR cobalt bomb death ray discussed by officials
Washington reports discuss a possible Soviet cobalt bomb or death ray as a new, deadly weapon. Defense officials say no hard evidence confirms development yet, while experts warn such a weapon would threaten the user with radioactive fallout and pose grave dangers.
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Ussr
Fred
Hoppman
Washington
Khrushchev
Pentagon
Devel
Ciac
Krenslin
Chev
Ishrushchev
Earth
United States
iShrush
Rhode Island Governor Nomination In Three Way Democratic Race
In Providence a three way Democratic primary contest features Lt. Gov. Edward P. Gallogly challenging State Rep. Alexander R. Walsh and John L. Rego for the governorship while Gov. John H. Chafee runs for a second term on the Republican ticket. The ballot also includes contests for lieutenant governor attorney general and U S Senate in the 1st District.
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Providence
Congress
U.S. Senate
Eral
Edward P. Gallogly
Alexander R. Walsh
John L. Rego
John H. Chafee
Gallogly
Chafee
Walsh
Rego
Dancing Doll Peddler Shot on Broadway Near Times Square
New York AP reports a street peddler Clarence Ritchie, 40, a dancing dolls vendor, was shot dead by retired police sergeant Peter Droner, 51, during a dispute over the dolls. The confrontation occurred on Broadway between 46th and 47th Streets around 7 p.m. Traffic halted as thousands gathered and police booked Droner on a homicide charge.
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NEW York
Broadway
Times Square
Philip J. Walsh
Clarence Ritchie
Peter Droner
Droner
46Th
47Th Sts
Did You Know Ostriches and Submarines Fact Sheet
Ostriches are the world’s largest birds with adults nearly eight feet tall and about 306 pounds. They can run up to 30 miles per hour. By 1729 about 14 submarine types had been patented in England with many more in other European countries.
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England
Sons Will Officiate At Mother's Wedding
In Centralia Wisconsin a family wedding unfolds at Covenant Community Church in Detroit with Rev. William Kimbrough of Centralia officiating. The groom’s two sons serve as attendants and a son will escort the bride down the aisle, completing a closely held family ceremony between widowed mother and her groom.
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Centralia, WI
Charlie Kimbrough
Détroit
Wee Frank Graham
Covenant Community Church
Detroit
William Kimbrough
Centralia
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Denton
Farmersville
Ferris
Pilot Point
Winkler
sRertisre
Gordonville
Craters
Whrishehey
Wes Wor
Richard B. Russell
D- Loa
Senate, Armed Services Committee
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Soviet Union
House Appropriations Committee
A . the. Committee
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Gilfillan
Santa Monica
Calif
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Che Baytown Sun
Quart Corton
Olson
Waffles
Peg
K-mart
Folger’s Coffee
Bortle
Club
Liz
Hormel Dairy
Kmart
K-mart Plaza
Sqereer
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Pkg
U.S
N. Pruett
Luminati Paints
Shelby
Lumber Company
McDonald & Herbert Agency
N. Gaillard
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