Iowa Faces Severe Storms and Early Tropical Disturbance
The Associated Press reports six inches of rain in Iowa with Humboldt and Correctionville hit by heavy downpours blocking highways. A tropical disturbance heads toward the South Atlantic coast driving high tides and 43 mph squalls toward the North Carolina Outer Banks.
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Associated Press
Lowa
South Atlantic Coast
Humboldt
Iowa
Correctionville
Soux City
Cannon Air Force Base
N.M
South Atlantic
North Carolina
U.S. Weather Bureau
Norfolk
Cape Canaveral
Virginia Capes
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Plane Wreckage Found Near Clines Corners
The missing plane was found today one mile west of Clines Corners. Four aboard, all from Albuquerque or Lubbock, Texans. The bodies identified as Mr and Mrs Gerald Miles Al Lindsy and Harry Ingman. No fire observed. Weather and a low flying plane reported by an Albuquerque family led to the discovery amid stormy conditions.
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Clines Corners
N.M
Albuquerque
Gerald Miles
A! Lindsy
Harry Ingman
Lubbock
Tex
Civil Air Patrol
M. T. Muzzey
Oklahoma
Inside Abby section and page list notes
The readable fragments show a newspaper page segment with sections labeled Inside Abby, Graham, Princeton, Comics, Society, Crosswords, Sports, Editorials, TV, and Weather. It appears to be a directory-like index or classifieds guide referencing page numbers or column tracks.
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Abby
Graham
Princeton
Goren
Rail Unions and Operators to Meet Over Labor Dispute
Representatives of railroads and their unions will meet Tuesday with Labor Secretary Wirtz to discuss progress toward averting a nationwide rail strike. The talks focus on modernizing work rules and eliminating up to 40 000 fireman jobs, a move opposed by unions and tied to a 4 year dispute.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
Wirtz
Kennedy
Holston Group Publishes Diverse Appointments in District Notes
Holston Methodist Conference released appointment lists for Abingdon Bristol and Big Stone Gap districts. District Superintendent roles go to W R Rollins Abingdon and James L Patterson Big Stone Gap with multiple pastors named for circuits and churches including Bristol First Damascus Emory Glade Spring Meadowview Marion and Mountain City. The notice appears in the Kingsport AP dispatch with a page continuation.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Holston
Methodist Conference
Abingdon
W. R. Rollins
George Naff
Benham's
Tom Fraker
Bristol
Addisyn
W. H. Wattenberger
Anderson Street
George Armbrister
Christ
W. C. Martin
First
M. C. Weikel
Reynolds
Byron Waites
Hunt Memorial
Virgil Booker
South Bristol
Thurman Littreal
State Street
W. M. Seymour
Joe Keeble
Trinity
Ray Harris
Virginia Avenue
Hugh V. Ferguson
Willard Cross
Broadford
Lewis Walker
Caney Valley
Avery Lynch
Castlewood
Enos Wagner
Chatham Hill
Paul Elmore
Chilhowie
W. A. Novak
Chilhowie-Tates
Wm. L. Gates
Damascus
Sullins Lamb
John Ed Dalton
Emory
Keith Barlow, Jr
Norman Biggs
Glade Spring
Stanley McCready
Greendale
C. E. Keating
Holston View
Lee Poston
Lebanon
Richard Hale
Lebanon Memorial
J. A. Shugart
Meadowview
R. C. Gillespie
Marion
East
L. V. Peverill
Glenn Boye
Grace
Big Stone Gap
James L. Patterson
Five Die In North Mecklenburg Plane Crash Near Charlotte
A single engine plane crashed in wooded land eight miles northeast of Charlotte killing five people including four members of one family. Victims were Li onell Carlton Richards 53 and three children John 24 Alice Marie 15 and Charlene 10 and John Russell Adams 33. The four seat plane did not burn and clipped treetops before overturning.
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Charlotte
N.C
Mecklenburg County
Here
Lionell Carlton Richards
John
Alice Marie
Nd Charlene
John Russell Adams
Wallace Builds Resolve On Alabama University Enrollment
Alabama Governor George Wallace said he will stand at the door of the University of Alabama on June 10 to challenge the enrollment of two Negroes. He warned against mob action and pledged to uphold the law, while federal court orders aim to prevent interference with integration. Pickets protested outside as Wallace appeared on Meet the Press amid heavy police security.
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New York
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Justice Department
Birmingham
National Broadcasting Cos
Meet the Press
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
George Wallace
U.S
Jackson
Thompson
Yacht Morning Star Sinks With Five Aboard
Morning Star sent a distress report to the Coast Guard on Sunday afternoon claiming to be sinking about 250 miles northeast of Nassau. A rescue plane found no sign of the yacht or survivors when it reached the area hours later, and two Cuban rescue planes plus a U S Navy ship joined the search.
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Miami
Fla
Morning Star
Coast Guard
Nassau
Bahamas
Guantanmo Naval Base
Cuba
Prince Philip Falls in Polo Match at Windsor Park
Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, fell under three horses during a polo game in Windsor Great Park. He completed the period and returned to Windsor Castle afterward.
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Windsor
England
Prince Phillip
Elizabeth II
Windsor Great Park
Windsor Castle
Drowning of 16 Year Old Earl Taylor at Sagamore Pond
A 16 year old Mercer County boy, Earl Taylor of Rt J Bluefield, drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming in a mine pond near McComas. He went under in about eight feet of water during a learning-to-swim session. Cravens Funeral Home and volunteers recovered the body about an hour after the distress call. Taken to Cravens in Montcalm, funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Sagamore Pond
Mercer County
Sagamore
McComas
Rosa D. Tucker Taylor
Rt. J. Bluefield
Young Taylor
Cravens Funeral Home
Montcalm
Volun
Teer Rescue
Quiet Sabbath Amid Jackson Protests and Arrests
In Jackson Mississippi racial tensions rise with new planned protests against segregation. Police arrested 91 demonstrators including Roy Wilkins as biracial sit ins escalate. Mayor Thompson negotiates for reforms while slated speakers Meredith and Gregory address a crowd.
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Jackson Miss
Mississippi
Allen C. Thompson
Roy Wilkins
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Dick Gregory
Fire destroys downtown Bluefield building and injures fireman
A Sunday morning blaze of unknown origin leveled a four story brick building housing Tom's Inn on Princeton Avenue in Bluefield, damaging four other nearby businesses and injuring Fireman Bill Forlines who needed stitches after debris struck him. Rescue teams saved four people clinging to ledges. The loss totaled about 20 000 to 25 000 dollars with several businesses damaged or scorched on Scott and Princeton Avenues.
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Bluefield
Princeton Avenue
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Laster
Pocahontas Land Corp
Norfolk and Western
Bill Forlines
Scott and
Sanitary Barbers Shop
Nina B. Reddick
Princeton
Tom's City
Emma K. McGalliard
Vito
Stewart Street
Josephine Morella
Scott Street
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Yuma
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Mullan
Idaho
Ely
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican Radio
God
Vatican
Holy Father
Fernando Cardinal Cento
Pietro Valdoni
Italy
St. Peter's Square
Rome
Holston Group
Leslie Adams
Benjamin Sanders
Moccasin Valley
Winfreed Crake
Mountain City
Raymond Geisler
Louis Delgado
Fred Morgan
North Keywood
Clarence McCall
Pleasant View
Wyndale
Richard Looney
Rich Valley
B. F. Debusk
Russell
Billy Jo Hawks
Saltville
C. E. Wilson
Shady Grove
Washington Chapel
Harold Buck
Sinking Springs
Paperville
F. M. Bays
South Keywood
James H. Greever
Sugar Grove
Albert Mehaffey
Beech Grove
E. G. Pursley
Old Poca Fuel Co
Prince Philip Falls
Funeral Home
Earl Taylor
J. T
Capitol Street
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Anna V. Catsonis
Tom's Inn and Restaurant
E. L. McClure
McClure
Roanoke
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